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Item Reference: DS2508-01
Description: 1899 1c Yellow-Green
Regular issue. Vertical right margin strip of three, with imprint and plate
number (1131) on margin. Top stamp with hinge remains, others never hinged.
Fresh and fine. Scarce and a great showpiece. |
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Item Reference: DS2510-03
Description: 1899-1901
1c Green Regular issue. Three left margin plate number singles (Plates 772,
794 and 1003). Fresh and fine. Scarce. |
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Item Reference: DS2510-04
Description: 1903-1904
1c Blue Green Regular issue. Bottom margin plate number (Plate 2391) single.
Fresh and fine condition. Scarce plate. |
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Item Reference: DS2509-03
Description: 1911 4c
Regular issue on small piece, tied with HongKong 1912 Circular Date Stamp.
Left stamp with C.B.I. Perfin (letter I not complete). Right stamp showing
small partial section of Perfin on top right corner (major shift). Very
unusual with second stamp with Perfin virtually omitted. Great specialist
lot. |
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Item Reference: DS2505-06
Description: 1926 4c
Carmine and Black Legislative Palace issue. Single Error, Imperforate on
Right, with part of adjacent stamp showing. Unlisted in Scott. Slight age
foxing noted for accuracy. Very scarce and fist we have seen. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-05
Description: 1928 2c Rizal
Coil issue. Single stamp used with nicely struck Manila circular date stamp.
Fresh and well centred. A very difficult stamp to find postally used and
understated in Scott. Seldom offered. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-08
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Item Reference: DS2505-02
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Item Reference: DS2511-04
Description: 1916 20c
Light Ultramarine Special Delivery issue. Fresh and well centred with very
good perfs for this issue. Lovely partial Manila (No. 4) Duplex cancellation.
Scarce stamp, more so in this lighter shade. Scott Cat $150. |
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Item Reference: DS2508-08
Description: 1899 2c Deep
Claret Postage Due Bottom Margin Imprint and Plate (Number 247) Strip of
Three. Very fresh colour and well centred. Scarce and seldom offered in such
fine condition. Much sought after issue. |
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Item Reference: DS2505-08
Description: 2c Blue (Liberty)
Message card used from Manila to Everett, Washington, USA. Philatelic in
origin. Manila (11 September 1903) Duplex cancel. Vertical fold crease in
centre. Reverse blank. Part of the well-known John Zug correspondence. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-01
Description:
Addressed cover to Port au Prince, Haiti with 2c US stamp issue affixed and
tied with U.S.S. Rizal (18 September 1931) Last Day Service duplex cancel.
Nice Port Au Prince (1 October 1931) Haiti receiving duplex backstamp. Very
scarce usage. Ex Julian Cabarrus collection. USS Rizal, a
1060-ton Wickes class destroyer, named in honour of the martyred
Philippine patriot Dr Jose Rizal, was donated to the United States by the
Philippine legislature. It was built at San Francisco, California and
commissioned in May 1919 Her initial operations were off the U.S. west coast.
In 1920, she was converted to a fast minelayer, redesignated DM-14 and
transferred to the Asiatic Fleet. USS Rizal, the majority of whose crew were
Filipinos, thereafter served in the Far East, visiting ports in Japan, China,
the Philippines and Guam during the 1920s. In late 1930, she returned to
California. USS Rizal was decommissioned in August 1931 and was
subsequently scrapped. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-02
Description: Domestic
usage from Cavite to Manila on Army YMCA Navy corner card cover. 3c US stamp
affixed and tied with U.S.S. Rochester (20 April 1933) Cavite Last Day duplex
cancel. Some minor wrinkling and foxing noted. Interesting cover with great
Naval historical usage. Ex Julian Cabarrus collection. Originally Built as
armoured cruiser USS New York, she was commissioned August 1, 1893 where
she served with both the South Atlantic and North Atlantic Squadrons. Joined
the European Squadron in 1895 and represented the US at the opening of the
Kiel Canal. Served as flagship of Rear Admiral William T. Sampson at the
Battle of Santiago on July 3, 1898 during the Spanish-American War.
Transferred to the Asiatic Fleet in 1901 and the Pacific Squadron in 1903
before returning to Boston to decommission in 1905 for modernization. Recommissioned
in 1909, she served in the Atlantic and then rejoined the Asiatic Fleet in
1910. She was renamed USS Saratoga in 1911. Saratoga stayed in
the Far East until 1916, when she returned to Bremerton and went into reduced
commission with the Pacific Reserve Fleet. As the US neared participation in
World War I, she returned to full commission in 1917 and joined the Pacific
Patrol Force. In Nov 1917 she transited the Panama Canal and rejoined the
Atlantic Fleet at Hampton Roads, where she was renamed USS Rochester.
She carried out both convoy and training duties, and after the Armistice in
1918, served as a transport bringing troops home. In 1919 she served as
flagship of the destroyer squadron acting as plane guards for the
transatlantic flight of Navy Curtiss NC seaplanes. She continued to serve in
the Atlantic, Caribbean, and South American areas until 1932 when she
returned to the Pacific. She served on the China station until sailing to
Cavite in the Philippines to decommission in 1933 after 40 years service. She
was moored at the Olongapo Shipyard in Subic Bay for the next eight years,
and was scuttled on December 24, 1941 to prevent her capture by the invading
Japanese. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-03
Description:
Stampless long Official Naval cover from U.S.S. Houston used from Cavite to
Washington DC, USA. Navy Department, USS Houston corner card and
corresponding Penalty Statement on top right corner. Used with U.S.S. Houston
(27 December 1932) Cavite P.I. duplex cancel. Very fine and scarce usage
whilst the ship was stationed in the Philippines. Ex Julian Cabarrus
collection. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-07
Description: Complete
basic collection of stamps and souvenir sheets issued during the Japanese
Occupation of the Philippines. All stamps mint, two souvenir sheets used.
Generally fine overall condition. Very nice accumulation. |
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Item Reference: DS2510-06
Description: Commemorative
cover affixed with 5c regular issue and tied with Plaridel, Bulacan (30
August 1943) circular date stamp. Blue printed Marcelo H del Pilar,
commemorating his 93rd birth anniversary. He was born in Cupang (now Barrio
San Nicolas), Bulacan on 30 August 1850. Popularly known as Plaridel (hence
the link to the postal cancellation), Marcelo was the editor and co-publisher
of La Solidaridad. He tried to marshal the nationalist sentiment of the
middle to upper class Filipinos against Spanish imperialism. Generally fine
for this period. A lovely link to history and celebration of one of the
Filipino national heroes. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-06
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Item Reference: DS2510-01
Description: 2c Rizal
Red and 2c Rizal Green Postal Cards with Special Flag Cachet printed on left
side. Unusual and seldom offered. Generally fine overall condition. |
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Item Reference: DS2511-09
Description: 1910 Dr Jose
Rizal Seal, having distinction as being the first issues anti-tuberculosis
seal in the Philippines. Fresh, deep colour and generally well centred. Thin
on reverse (bottom left) just showing through on the left margin. Issued by
the Bureau of Printing, Manila and exists Roulette 7. Very scarce and seldom
offered. |
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