Stamps auction catalogue: Thailand

Thailand specialised

Public Auction under the ministry of Me. René Pantet at Feldman Galleries in Geneva and live via the Internet

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AuctionThursday, April 19, 2007 at 12:30h CET

BangkokLive participation - Landmark Hotel

138 Sukhumvit Road, Bangkok 10110, Thailand

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Viewing at the Landmark Hotel (Small lots only).Monday, April 2, 10.00h - 22.00h, Tuesday, April 3, 10.00 - 19.00

AuctionThursday, April 19, 2007 at 17:30h local time

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Public Auction under the ministry of Me. René Pantet

Feldman Galleries175, route de Chancy, Geneva, Switzerland; Tel: +41 (0)22 727 07 77, Fax: +41 (0)22 727 07 78

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Auction Programme Lot Nos. Cat. No. Sunday, April 1516.00h Switzerland 70000-70144 7

Monday, April 16 14.00h Great Britain 30000-30579 3 Tuesday, April 17 10.00h British Commonwealth Abu Dhabi to Malta 30580-30969 315.00h British Commonwealth Mauritius to Zanzibar 30970-31357 3 Wednesday, April 18 09.00h Europe: Albania to France 40000-40579 415.30h Europe: French Colonies to Portugal 40580-40981 4

Thursday, April 19 09.30h Europe: Romania to Yugoslavia 40982-41216 412.30h Thailand Specialised 20000-20354 217.00h Rarities of the World 60000-60070 6

Friday, April 20 09.00h Overseas: A-Z 41217-41656 4 14.00h Thematics: Olympics & Polar 41657-42023 418.00h The Courvoisier Archive 10000-10307 1

Saturday, April 21 09.00h Collections: All World & British Commonwealth 50000-50242 413.00h Collections: Europe A-Z 50243-50690 418.00h Collections: Overseas A-Z 50691-50806 4

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Catalogue 1The Courvoisier Printer’s archiveThe unique assembly of over 40’000 proofs and imperforates from over 60 countries

Catalogue 2ThailandImportant specialised classic collection incl. Royal Mail (dual auction room in Bangkok)

Catalogue 3GB and British CommonwealthExtensive GB Line-engraved, Illustrated Covers, Important Australian States, Cape of Good Hope, India, Mauritius and specialised Seychelles

Catalogue 4Europe, Overseas and CollectionsImportant France & Colonies, Romania, USA, Middle East, Japan, Polar, Olympics, all-world postal history, over 800 lots of general and specialised collections including important Scandinavia, huge stock of China 1971-86, investment lots, etc.

Catalogue 6Rarities of the WorldOver 60 distinguished items

Catalogue 7SwitzerlandSingle lots and collections

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It is with great pleasure that we present the current catalogue, a highly diverse and interesting offer of several hundred lots, encompassing the full spectrum of Siamese philately, and featuring the very important collection of ROYAL MAIL assembled by the late Prakaipet Indhusophon, one of the most eminent philatelists of the last century. It would probably be impossible to form a comparable collection today absent the items presented here, outside the archives of the Royal Family of Thailand.

We recall a time when the greatest collections of Thailand had been built by English or American philatelists: Walter Pears, Charles Stewart, Henry Madden, Carlos Swanson and others. In the last decade, the collections which benefited from the dispersal of those “name” holdings have primarily been formed by collectors within Thailand, who continue to enjoy the repatriation of their philatelic heritage whenever an important specialised offer presents itself.

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A final note: catalogue numbers for the Thailand proper are from the “Standard Catalogue of Thai Postage Stamps" by Sakserm Siriwong. Numbers and catalogue values for the British P.O. in Bangkok issues are from Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth & Empire Catalogue, 1840-1952.

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20000 F 9 The Famous Seventeenth Century Letter from Malacca 10’000 - 15’000 1688 - The earliest known letter written in English regarding Siam, written by William Soame, regarding the revolution in Siam during the reign of King Narai (1655-1688). Soame stayed in Siam during the revolution and collected information which he beleived to be credible. This letter, containing such information, was sent from Malacca to a friend in India. It relates how the Siamese General, Phra Phedtaja, usurped royalty and his family by charging Phra Pe (the King’s adopted son) and Constant Phaulkon of treason and then executed them. He also eliminated the King’s two brothers by stamping them to death with sandalwood. It also recounts the conflict and turmoil at court while the King was unable to attend to the affairs of the government, and the consequences the French received after the uprising. An outstanding historical item of great rarity and importance to Thailand Provenace: Rattakul, Prakaipet

20001 F 9 1877 Stampless cover from KAMPANPETCH with (on reverse) two red seal hs plus 550 bold all-Siamese cds dated “23 / 7 / 10”

20002 F 9 1877 Cover (front separated from back, archive punched) showing superb 400 all-Siamese cds of NAKORURASHASIMA dated “2.. / 6 / 10” and with clear bs on reverse, about fine

20003 DFE 9 1877 Cover front showing ornate Siamese calligraphy plus bold all-Siamese cds 400 of INBURI dated “4 / 8 / 10”, attractive and scarce, fine

20004 F 9 1880, Attractive stampless cover (archive punches) with red seal hs on reverse, 400 from SUWANNAPOON, lovely calligraphy, v.fine

20005 F 9 1892 Stampless cover (front only), ornate calligraphy, CHENGMAI cds (14 1 92), 130 archival punches, fine and dramatic appearance

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royAl mAil One of the most important collection extant, including thatformed by the late Prakaipet Indhusophon and including documents, letters and correspondence from the early 19th century to the early 20th century. Each item is inherently UNIQUE.

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king nAngklAo (rAmA iii) - 1824-1851

20006 F 1838 Missionary letter from Rev. P. Parker at Canton to Dr. D.B. Bradley at 7’000 - 10’000 Bangkok Sent from Canton on December 8, 1838, through a Singapore forwarding agent & bears a blue oval hs on reverse, arriving in Bangkok January 23, 1839. The recipient, D.B. Bradley, was an influential medical man setting up a clinic to treat the sick & at the same time teaching Christianity to his patients, also instrumental in the introduction of printing in Siam, and involved himself in the first newspaper, the “Bangkok Calendar” An interesting item for the historian, ex Prakaipet


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20007 F The King of Siam’s Proclamation against Opium 6'000 - 8’000 1839 Large proclamation document pertaining to King Nangklao’s policy against opium, printed by the American Missionaries printers. Of 10’000 printed, this is one of only a few possible surviving examples, and possibly unique today, ex Prakaipet





king mongkuT (rAmA iV) - 1851-1868

20008 F 1853 Decorative lace-paper envelope with holograph letter of congratulations 6'000 - 8’000 The first page of the letter reads, “The most sincere congratulations from SPPR Mongkut the King of Siam. To Mr. and Miss Smith who were just happily married. Dated Raj Mondem near Grand Palace 17th of December 1853”, plus personal Buddhist seal of the King handstruck in red. The contents of the letter contains King Mongkut’s blessings to the couple and refers to their respective religious beliefs, a rarity, ex Prakaipet





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20009 F 17 Gold silk envelope to A.De Grehan, Siamese consul in Paris, 15’000 - 20’000 plus six other items The envelope bears a printed paper label in Siamese and English addressed “To Honorable Monsieur A. De Grehan, Phra Siam-dhuranu-racks, The functionary Consul for Siam in Paris”, with manuscript endorsement “care of San Kim Ching Esquire Phra Bides banij Siam bijit Phacdy the consul of Siam at Singapore”, showing attractive red cachet “Siamese Consular / Singapore” with central elephant motif, plus array of other items & collateral material including the unique stampless letter in private hands written by the King when he was still a Prince, to the missionary Dr. Bradley, 1856 & 1859 two letters with Royal hs seals, 1867 two page printed New Year greetings, plus signature of the King on his 4763rd day of reign etc. A wonderful lot for the specialist (7 items), ex Prakaipet



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20010 F 19 1857 Unique red silk pouch-style envelope with Royal gold box seal & nineteen 15’000 - 20’000 page letter to Sir John Bowring The only known silk pouch envelope with King Mongkut’s personal seal in a solid gold box, the envelope bears a printed paper label address to “His Excellency Sir John Bowring KCB, The Superintendant of the British trade in China & Governor of Hong Kong & Her Britannic Majesty plenipotentiary to Siam & other countries”. In addition, the address label also bears manuscript “3/4” which denotes the 3s4d rate for a letter of up to four ounces in weight via Singaopore. The enclosed nineteen (19) page letter, dated 20th December 1857, was completely written in English by King Mongkut to Sir John Bowring, and concerns King Mongkut’s decision to edit Sir John Bowring’s book “People and the Kingdom of Siam” An exceptional item & clearly a museum showpiece, ex Prakaipet


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20011 F 21 1857 Decorative seals on envelope & holograph letter to Mr. Wilsene Esq. of 7'000 - 10’000 Messrs. Hamilton Gray & Cos. Firm Holograph letter & envelope, handwritten by King Mongkut, dated 5th May 1857 from the Grand Palace to Mr. Wilsene Esq. of Messrs. Hamilton Gray & Cos. Firm, in reply to their request for an acquisition of land in Bangkok to build the company’s warehouse. Both bear attractive blue & red seals incl. “Major King of Siam” seal in blue, “Royal Command” in red, ex Prakaipet



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20012 F 23 1859 Holograph letter written by King Mongkut to S.Gillfillan 750 - 1’000 Handwritten letter by the King to S.Gillfillan in Singapore, the letter refers to an order for Hussar Saddles, signed “SPPM MONGKUT RS”, with “Major King of Siam” seal in purple alongside, scarce, ex Prakaipet



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20013 F 25 1860 Coloured envelope & letter from Prince Wongsa to Mr. Wilsone Esq. 7’500 - 10’000 in Singapore From the Finance Minister, Kromluang Wongsa (brother of King Mongkut), sent via Singapore to Mr. Wilsone Esq., through a German Shipping Company. The envelope bears the red oval company cachet “Markwald & Co” who were acting as forwarding agents bringing the mail from Siam to Singapore; the letter’s contents pertain to Prince Wongsa’a Christmas present to Mr. Wilsone of two peacocks, ex Prakaipet



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20014 F 27 1860 (circa) Red silk pouch-style envelope from King Monkut to Sir John Bowring 6'000 - 8’000 in Hong Kong Bearing a paper label with the address “To His Excellency Sir John Bowring K Doctor of Law and the Governor of Hong Kong etc. China”, with further annotation “Care of Honourable Bludell Esq. the Governor of P.W. Island, Malaccat & Singapore etc.”, and showing alongside “Major King of Siam” handstruck red Royal Seal A stunning showpiece, ex Prakaipet



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20015 F 29 1864 Embossed decorative envelope & holograph letter to Samuel Gilfillan in 7'000 - 10’000 Bangkok Scalloped pink embossed bordered envelope addressed “To Samuel Gilfillan Esquire, Borneo Company Limited Bangkok”, additional Siamese inscription which reads “Give (to) Mister Gilfillan”, with enclosed letter with similar border, headed “Royal Tent, Isle of Bang Pa In” with handstruck blue seal at top & bottom, plus embossed arms at the head, ex Prakaipet



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20016 F 31 1867 Red silk envelope, inner envelope and four page holograph letter 7'000 - 10’000 to Robert Marsham With paper label address in the King’s handwriting to “To Honorable Robert Marsham Esquire the English Gentleman visitor Siam on January 1867, departed via overland to Maulemian & Bengal” & a forwarding annotation, plus a Royal wax seal, the four page letter written by King Mongkut from the Grand Palace, dated “4th July 1867” and showing three attractive Royal seals in red, an attractive showpiece, ex Prakaipet



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20017 F 1867 Mourning envelope & three page holograph letter to Robert Marsham 2’000 - 2’600 Written by King Mongkut from the Grand Palace, dated “20th December 1867” and addressed “To Honorable Robert Marsham Esquire” in Calcutta, the letter showing three Royal seals in blue, attractive & scarce, ex Prakaipet







20018 F 35 1868 Unique red silk pouch-style envelope franked with Strait Settlements 30’000 - 40’000 With paper label from King Mongkut to Messrs. Reed Bros. in London; the letter was hand-carried from Bangkok to Singapore, where the double rate of 64 cents was paid by 1867 Provisional Straits Settlements stamps (32c stamp fell off & was replaced with another). All stamps are cancelled by “D14” duplex with “Singapore / JA.8.68” cds. Sent care of Messrs. A.L. Johnson & Co. at Singapore “To whom the Council of Siam at the port shall hand in charge”. It was then sent to London via Marseille. This is the ONLY KNOWN ROYAL LETTER FRANKED WITH STAMPS, most certainly the ultimate item for the connoisseur, ex Prakaipet



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20019 F 37 1868 Red silk pouch-style envelope with contents to Dr. Samuel House 10’000 - 15’000 Three page folded letter, handwritten by the King to ‘Doctor Samuel House, the American Physician Board “Rattler”’. Written on gold trimmed royal stationery while the King was at Raj Moondirn House Grand Palace, Bangkok, and bears attractive red Royal seals alongside. Contents describe the presents he has received from the doctor & his missionary friends. The envelope bears a handwritten paper address label, with silk string to close the pouch A stunning showpiece, ex Prakaipet



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20020 F 1868 Blue silk envelope, inner envelope and three-page holograph letter 6’500 - 10’000 to Robert Marsham Silk envelope with paper address label in the King’s handwriting to “To Honorable Robert Marsham Esquire” & a forwarded annotation “care of Messers John Little & Mathew Little Esquire of Singapore” & Royal wax seal, three-page letter also written by King Mongkut from the Grand Palace, dated “19th March 1868” shows three Royal seals in red, an attractive showpiece, ex Prakaipet

20021 F 39 1868 Gold silk envelope with Royal holograph letter to D.K. Manson, consul 6’500 - 10’000 in London Double folded letter sheet in which the King refers to the boundary between Siam & Burma, at the same time confers the Decoration of the White Elephant of Siam upon Sir John Bowring, also bearing an array of blue & red handstamp seals alongside. The envelope bears a printed paper label address to “D.K. Manson Esquire, Phra Siam Dhurabatr (his given Siamese name) The functionary consul of Siam in London”, and in the King’s handwriting a forwarded annotation “care of Mr. E.P. Nai Netre, Khoon Sri Siamkiat, Acting consul at Singapore”, in addition Royal Seal in wax on reverse. A stunning showpiece, ex Prakaipet






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king mongkuT (rAmA iV) - 1851-1868 (ConTinueD) 20022 F 41 1868 Blue silk envelope with New Year’s greeting from the King to D.K. Manson 7'000 - 10’000 The printed New Year’s greeting is signed “SPPM Mongkut RS” and bears a signed postscript announcing the birth of a daughter at “5.50 pm... on the 6076th day of reign”. The envelope bears a paper label addressed in the King’s handwriting to “D.K.Manson Esquire, Phra Siam Dhurabatr (his given Siamese name) the functionary consul of Siam in City of London”, and a forwarded annotation “care of Mr. E.P. Nai Netre, Khoon Sri Siamkiat, the Acting consul for Siam at Singapore”, with the Royal Seal in wax on reverse. A stunning showpiece, ex Prakaipet




king PHrA Pin klAu CHAu yuHuA - 1851-1866

Phra Pin Klau Chau Yuhua (1808-66), second King of Siam, reigning from 1851-1866 and the 50th child of King Rama II and a half-brother of King Mongkut. The second or deputy King was usually a close relative appointed by a ruling monarch and was entitled to all the rights of the King except that of supremacy. He was a second signatory to treaties but had no rights of succession

20023 F 43 1858 White envelope dated “23d Dec 1858” to C.H.H. Wilsone, 7'000 - 10’000 Danish consul with a holograph letter The enclosed letter on blue paper bears a colourless embossed seal at the bottom, advising Wilsone of payment of $15 for gold lace; the envelope bears a gold oval coat of arms on the flap, ex Prakaipet





king CHulAlongkorn, THe greAT (rAmA V) - 1868-1910

20024 F 45 Unique assembly of letters & documents from King Chulalongkorn period 30’000 - 40’000 and members of the Royal family during his reign An invaluable study of 34 letters, documents, telegrammes, Royal stationery, revenue documents etc., helping to illustrate the life & reign of King Chulalongkorn. Featuring correspondence of the King and between members of the Royal family who formed the backbone of Siam’s administrative government during King Chulalongkorn’s reign. The highlights include: 1) 1884 Letters dated 15th & 16th of August 1884 on Royal stationery from the King’s brother, both to Mr. Leckie who was Danish Consul as well as a manager of the Borneo Company, Bangkok 2) 1884 Letter handwritten by son of King Mongkut, half brother of King Chulalongkorn 3) 1881 Invitation to a ball at Saranrom Palace from the King’s brother to Miss Small 4) 1890 Royal embossed envelope to “His Royal Highness Prince Adalbert of Prussia” bearing red wax seal of King Chulalongkorn 5) 1901 Thai letter-card written & sent from Bangkok by King Chulalongkorn to Mom Chow Mongol in Germany 6) 1902 Handwritten letter & envelope on Palace stationery with embossed crest from King Chulalongkorn to Chao Phya Deves Wongvivat concerning the dredging of the canal, signed “Siammin”, plus additional similar letter 7) 1901 Telegrams: selection of seven documents between senior government officals 8) 1905 Handwritten letter from King Chulalongkorn, concerning road repairs, signed “Siammin” 9) 1905 Handwritten letter & envelope on Palace stationery with embossed crest from King Chulalongkorn at Vimanmek Palace to Chao Phya Deves Wongvivat concerning road repairs, signed “Siammin” 10) 1907 Handwritten letter & envelope on Palace stationery with embossed crest from King Chulalongkorn at Dusit Palace, signed “Siammin” 11) 1907 Handwritten letter & envelope on Palace stationery with embossed crest from King Chulalongkorn at Suan Dusit Palace to Phra Sukum Naivinit concerning the closure of “Peng Seng” canal, signed “Siammin” 12) An early sepia signed photograph of King Chulalongkorn, signed “Chulalongkorn” A wonderful assembly for the historian & specialist (34 items), ex Prakaipet





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20025 F Ca 1878, 8-page folio proclamation or order headed by the Royal Arms with 650 - 1’000 numerous stamped red seals, attached is an oil-cloth oversized architect’s site plan of a palace compound, and accompanied by cover bearing the Royal Arms on flap, a marvelous item, fine overall (some splitting along folds of document)

20026 F Ca 1900, cover with Royal Arms (very roughly opened) plus several page TYPED 200 - 260 document with red arms on first page and two maps / plans regarding survey and platting of river-front lots, generally fine overall (illustrated on our web site)

20027 1893-1908 Selection of 7 Journals each with large engraved illustrations mostly 1’500 - 2’000 in colour, (and texts) relating to Siam, King Chulalongkorn Rama V including: Le Petit Journal issues of June 10 and August 12 1893, September 19, 1897; February 26, 1905; August 9, 1908; L’Illustration July 29, 1893 and Le Petit Parisien September 19, 1897 etc., an interesting, scarce & attractive group (7) (illustrated on our web site)

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20028 F 48+49 Royal Postcard Collection 7’500 - 10’000 1904-1906, Attractive assembly of 33 postcards handsomely presented and written up on album pages with individual details, sent by members of the Thai Royal Family, almost all hand written in Thai, mostly sent within England or from Russia to England, also Belgium & Italy to England. The postcards reflect a time of great change in Siam as the Royal Princes & Princesses studied and travelled abroad and brought their new ideas back to the country. The following is a list of some of those Princes & Princesses Children of H.M. King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) and H.M. Queen Saovabha Phongsri: 1) H.R.H. Crown Prince Vajiravudh, later H.M. King Vajiravudh (Rama VI)(1881-1925) 2) H.R.H. Prince Chakrabongse Bhuvanath, Krom Luang Bisnulok, Heir presumptive to the throne from 23.10.1910 until his death (1883-1920) 3) H.R.H. Prince Asdang Dejavudh, Krom Luang Nakorn Rajasima, Heir presumptive to the throne from Prince Chakrabongse (1889-1925) 4) H.R.H. Prince Chudadhuj Dharadilok, Krom Khun Bejraburna (1892-1923) Children of H.M. King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) and H.M. Queen Savang Vadhana: 5) H.R.H. Princess Valaya Alongkorn (1884-1939) 6) H.R.H. Prince Mahidol Adulyadej, Father of the present King (1892-1929) Children of King Rama IV 7) H.R.H. Prince Wan Waidhyakorn, later Krom Naradhib Bongseprabandha An interesting, historical & valuable assembly (33 postcards), ex Prakaipet



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Hong kong uSeD in SiAm20029 F 57 1871 Envelope from Hong Kong to Bangkok, franked with 8c orange tied by “B62” 200 oval cancel, v.fine & scarce destination

20030 H 1882-85 12c blue, wmk CC, cancelled by part BANGKOK cds, extremely rare 2’000 showpiece, apparently one of only three known Hong Kong stamps used in Siam, cert. PAT

STrAiTS SeTTlemenTS uSeD in SiAm20031 F 57 1868 6c lilac, single on folded entire to Bangkok, tied by manuscript 1’700 “stamped”, unusual & rare incoming usage

BriTiSH P.o. in BAngkok

20032 C 1882-85 32c Surcharge on 2a yellow, one of only 20 printed and of which no more 1 20’000 than 8 are known today, large part original gum (slightly dulled, and with remnant), ex Allen, cert. RPS (1933), few shorter perfs as usual, fine example of a world rarity

20033 C 1882-85 CC 4c Rose, fresh rich colour, part og, signed Kohler, fine (SG £3’000) 3 800

20034 CDCE 1882-85 CC Selection of 5 different values to 24c (less 8c), 5c no gum, rest at 4/9 400 least part og, 10c signed Brun, fine group overall (SG £2’600)









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20035 DCE 1882-85 CC 6c Lilac, overprint partly doubled (“kiss”), several expert hs, 5 170 fresh and fine (SG £225+)

20036 DCE 1882-85 CC 96c Grey, unused without gum, fine & extremely rare (SG £7’500) 11 2’000

20037 C 1882-85 CC 2c (Wide “S”) on 32c pale red, part og (remnants), a very fresh 12 800 stamp with cert. BPA (1993), fine in all respects (SG £2’750)

20038 DCE 1882-85 CC 2c on 32c Pale Red (Wide E), unused without gum, fine & very rare 13 1’100 (SG £3’500)

20039 H 1882-85 CC 2c (Wide “E”) on 32c pale red, lightly cancelled, fine in all 13 1’300 respects (SG £3’500)

20040 CCC 1882-85 CA 2c through 12c values complete, all with og (ranging from part to 14-22 550 nh), several signed by competent experts, generally quite fresh, 5c few perfs toned on reverse else fine and attractive set (SG £2’180)

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20041 CCCJ 1882-85 CA 2c Pale Rose, spectacular mint block of 8 showing second faint 15 variety 800 overprint INVERTED at left side of each position, two stamps lh, rest NH, top left with crease near left side, else very fine and spectacular showpiece

20042 C 1882-85 CA 4c Pale Brown, overprint clearly double, large part og, v.fine 17a 1’000 (SG £3’500)

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20043 F 1882-85 CA 8c orange tied by undated “SINGAPORE” double-circle. The 8c paid 20 15’000 thepostage from Singapore and is an extraordinary usage of the “B” overprint abroad, and apparently unique to be used on a Thai postal stationery card which itself must have been carried privately to Singapore. Cert Sismondo A spectacular and remarkable item for exhibition, ex Dr. Pichai.

20044 CDCE Mounted collection of 13 genuine (incl. a pair, one nh) comprising 6 diff. (one 400 HL with Siam expert cert.) with extra used, then another group of 18 forgeries of various types, one with invert wmk. of basic stamp, slightly mixed condition, examine (SG for genuine about £1’360)

20045 CDCE Small stock of about 45 stamps, all “CA” wmks, mixed condition with some very 550 H nice, one 2c with Siam expert cert., examine (SG about £3’400)

20046 H BALANCE, 5 CC issues (6c, two 8c, 10c & 24c), also CA 4c brown and two 8c (one 260 showing strong “kiss” doubling of ovpt.), slightly mixed condition but wide variety of cancels incl. “chequerboards”, several Singapore, one French “Cambodge”, examine, fine group overall (SG £1’070)

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20047 A Elephant essay lithographed in grey & red, thins, scarce 550

20048 A Elephant essay lithographed in buff & red, creased, scarce 550

20049 A Elephant essay lithographed in blue & red, corner crease, scarce 550

20050 A Elephant essay lithographed in yellow & red, corner crease, scarce 550

20051 A Elephant essay engraved in red, slight stains, scarce 550

1883 FirST iSSue20052 CCC 1 Solot blue, complete mint sheet of 80, some hinge reinforcements & brownish 1 400 gum, fresh, v.fine & scarce in this complete form

20053 HJ 1 Solot used block of 8, light Bangkok / P / PAID cds, bottom left stamp 1 170 damaged else v.fine example of a rare used multiple

20054 CCCH 1 Solot (83) & 1 Salung (15) attactive mint & used specialised study on pages, 1,5 320 showing 1 solot with all three types present, plus a fine array of plate flaws etc., an interesting lot for the specialist (98)












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1883 FirST iSSue (ConTinueD)

20055 H 1 Solot indigo, used IMPERFORATE horizontal pair, some creasing & nicks in 1a 3’200 margin only, an extremely rare showpiece

20056 H 1 Solot blue, plate III, IMPERF. PAIR with neat light cds cancels, one of the 1a 2’000 rarest and most important varieties of the First Issue, v.fine

20057 C 1 Solot indigo, mint IMPERF BETWEEN strip of three, some hr & usual brownish 1b 2’000 gum, one with heavy crease resulting in paper split, extremely rare showpiece

20058 C 1 Solot indigo, mint vertical pair IMPERF BETWEEN, gum wrinkles & crease, one 1c 3’200 with perf thin, extremely rare showpiece

20059 CCJ 1att Carmine, complete sheet of 80, some selvage lacking and separations as can 2 1’100 be expected, relatively fresh and v.fine

20060 F 57 Postal Stationery: First Issue POSTAL CARDS, 1 Att superb mint with diagonal 550 SPECIMEN ovpt., v.fine

20061 F 57 Postal Stationery: Two 1a postal cards, first used from NARN (cds of 25.5.00) 550 to Bangkok (bs), second (crease/tear at left) from Bangkok 2 (14 6 98 cds) to LAOS with paper address label in Siamese, transit plus Nongkhai receiver cds on front, unusual usages, fine overall

20062 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card with good strike of scarcer all-Siamese 460 PETCHBURI cds, sent to Bangkok (bs), card with extensive message datelined 22 Dec. 1897, fine















1883 FirST iSSue (ConTinueD)

20063 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card sent from Bangkok 1 (cds) in 1895, with 400 superb all-Siamese cds of PHITSANULOK plus transit, few tropic specks, fine and rare usage

20064 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card showing scarce CHACHENGSOA Siamese-only 320 cds, sent to Bangkok (bs), crease at left, fine

20065 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card with SUPERB cds of KORAT dated 15.5.01, to 260 Gotte & Co. of Bangkok, printers of several surcharge issues, v.fine

20066 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card used in 1896 from Bangkok 2 to AYUDHAYA 180 with all-Siamese receiver on front, fine, message is mimeographed (and initialed) notice to members of the country club about the upcoming GOLF competition

20067 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card with superb CHENGMAI cds (29 10 / 97) and 170 LAMPANG receiver, non-philatelic message, v.fine

20068 F 57 Postal Stationery: 1 Att postal card with superb blue BANNOKKAEK all-Siamese 130 cds (year date Siamese 21 = 1887), also shows similar Bangkok 2 receiver, v.fine

20069 F Postal Stationery: 2a Postal cards surcharged in Siamese only for local use, 200 two examples used in 1901 with printed messages re: club events, also mint card with 4a UPU surcharge (type IIb)

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20070 A 57 1 Solot brown, imperforate sheetlet of nine, on carton paper, v.fine & rare 1 2’000

20071 A Selection of six proofs on carton or thin paper, incl. 1 sik blue, unissued 1 1, 4-6 800 fuang carmine, 1 salung carmine & 1 solot brown (3), some toning, scarce (6)

20072 A Uncommon group of plate proofs on wove (some mounted on card) overprinted by 1-6 6’500 straight-line “WATERLOW & SONS, LIMD.” hs in deep violet (NOT the so-called “Waterlow Samples”), trial colours consisting of the 1 solot, 1 att & 1 sio singles in orange brown (together showing cplt. hs), 1 sik pair & single in deep blue, 1 salung pair in dark green and unissued 1 fuang pair & single in deep purple brown, can be grouped to show complete hs, the 1 sik with faint peripheral toning else fine and extremely rare. This hs was not shown in the auctions of Pears, Swanson, Prakaipet or other “name” collections

20073 A 57 1 Sik milky blue, imperforate sheetlet of nine, tear affecting two stamps, 4 1’300 v.fine & rare














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20075 A Unissued 1 fuang value, plate proof on yellowish wove (slight toning on reverse 6 1’200 only), vivid colour, v.fine

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20076 A 57 1 Solot brown, sheetlet of nine, v.fine & rare 1 2’600

20077 A 59 1 Sik deep blue, sheetlet of nine, v.fine & rare 4 2’600

20078 ADCE Selection of three proofs, all with Waterlow & Sons Specimen, incl. 1 sik blue, 4-6 260 unissued 1 fuang carmine, 1 salung carmine, some toning, scarce (3)

20079 AF 59 1 Salung milky blue, sheetlet of nine, v.fine & rare 5 2’600

20080 A 59 1 Fuang indigo blue, sheetlet of nine, v.fine & rare 6 2’600

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20082 F 59 1a Green, two blocks of six, neatly tied by BANGKOK cds to reverse of 1898 12 1’000 envelope to England, attractive & scarce, v.fine

20083 F 59 1a Green, strip of three neatly tied by “BANGKOK / 18.7.93” cds on “SIAM FREE 12 1’000 PRESS” newspaper wrapper, a v.fine & scarce multiple usage of the 1a

20084 F 59 1a Single, 2a & 8a in pair, plus 1894 1a on 64a, all tied to reverse of 12-13+16 2’600 registered cover to Germany by “PUKET / 23.9.97” cds, with Penang transit alongside & arrival on front, usual wrinkles, some paper scuffing of front, attractive & rare usage from Puket

20085 F 59 2a Vertical strip of five & single, neatly tied by “BANGKOK / 12.5.98” cds on 13 2’000 envelope to Paris, an extremely rare usage of the 2a, apparently the only recorded strip of five on cover, v.fine showpiece

20086 F 59 2a value tied as single franking by Bangkok 2 cds (17 11 / 93) to small cover 13 1’300 to Cherbourg, FRANCE, stamped “T” and boxed “INSUFFICIENT” and with pair of French 5c Dues applied at destination (one with minor flaws from overlap of edge), large part of reverse torn away but shows sharp Cherbourg bs (25 DEC 93), most unusual, fine overall

20087 F 59 2a tied by all-Siamese NAKORNSAWAN cds to 1899 “Gruss aus Siam” picture pc sent 13 220 via Bangkok to PACKNAMPOH with that receiver also on front, scarce usage, fine

20088 F 61 3a Blue & Green, tied by “BANGKOK / 5.5.97” cds on “SIAM OBSERVER” newspaper 14 500 wrapper, v.fine, unusal & scarce



















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20089 F UNIQUE POSTMARK, 1890 Cover via the Burma route (endorsed “Via Moulmein”) to 17 5’000 Germany, franked by 12atts tied by bamboo canceller with Siamese manuscript “Lampang” and date, on reverse several transits incl. Papun, Bombay, Sea Post Office and bs, a important showpiece and the only known use of this provisional cancel. Cover opened for display; very fine. Cert. BPA

20090 F 61 12a Single franking on OHMS envelope to London, tied by “CHIENGMAI / 14.6” cds, 17 2’600 with Sea Post-Office & Rangoon transit bs, fine & scarce usage from Chiengmai

20091 F 61 12a Pair on cover to AUSTRIA, tied by “BANGKOK / 10.3.96” cds, arrival bs, fine 17 1’100 item to a scarcer destination

20092 F 59 12a Value, three single franking covers from Bangkok to France (defective), 17 1’100 England & Singapore (returned to sender), scarce group (3)

20093 F 61 12a Value with perforated initials (inverted and reversed “MA / & Co”) tied by 17 550 Bangkok “bridge” cds (19.4.1906) to cover to Germany (bs), few tropic spots, unusual, fine

20094 F 61 12a Single tied by “BANGKOK / 21.3.98” cds on envelope to Cleveland, Ohio, USA, 17 320 fine

20095 F 61 12a & 24a Paying the double registered rate on printed envelope to Pulicat, 17+18 800 tied by “BANGKOK / 12.11.1901” cds with blue boxed registered marking alongside, red ink stamp at top left, attractive wax seals on reverse, scarce registered usage

20096 F 61 12a & 24a Values paying triple rate on cover to England, tied by Bangkok cds, 17+18 400 cover faults, scarce

20097 F 61 1897 Registered cover from Bangkok to Germany (bs) franked with 12a plus two 17-18 1’300 pairs of the 24a totalling 108a, upper pair lifted and replaced per 2005 P.A.T. cert., ex Eurtivong, peripheral wear, fine and one of the highest rates available











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20098 1887 12a & 24a, plus six later surcharged values, all showing SPECIMEN ovpt in 17/114 200 black, unusual & scarce

20099 F 61 24a block of three, tied by “BANGKOK / 22.11.99” cds on envelope to England, 18 1’300 paying six times the single 12a rate, v.fine & scarce

20100 F 63 24a Value, vertical pair tied by BANGKOK / 10.8... cds to large registered 18 550 envelope from the German Consulate to Rome, v.fine & scarce double-rate registered usage

20101 F 63 24a Purple & Blue single tied to registered “Ministry of the Interior” envelope 18 320 to New York by “BANGKOK 4 / 27.4.24” cds in Thai, with original enclosure, unusual & scarce

20102 F 63 Postal Stationery: 4a Red postal card cancelled by “CHIENGMAI / 10.3.92” cds, 260 addressed to England via the Siam-Burma route, with a fine array of transit ds alongside incl. Moulmein cds, card creased, unusual & scarce

20103 F 63 Postal Stationery: 12a Letter card used in 1902 from Bangkok (all-Siamese 200 Bangkok 1 large bridge cds) to INDIA, two Dehra-dun bs on face, numerous transits on reverse incl. Singapore, full message, v.fine and quite scarce

20104 F 63 Postal Stationery: 4a Message card (reply half detached) to GERMANY, cancelled 130 by superb all-Siamese AYUDHAYA BANGPAIN cds, Bangkok transit (12/9 89) plus Erfurt receiver, all on face, partial adherence on reverse, scarce, fine

20105 A 63 Die Essay in mauve for monocolour 4a value, used for the 4a postal card, on 800 thick glazed card, v.fine

1889 “ATT on Sio” SurCHArgeS20106 CCC 1a on 1s specialised study on album pages showing singles, blocks of four & 20-20/1 400 large block of 20, showing four with double overprint varieties, plus array of diff. types, some usual toned spots, v.fine & a scarce assembly (39)

20107 CHJ 63 1a Orange, marginal mint block of nine (some hinge reinforcements) of Type I, 20-20/2 100 Subtype A, plus three used singles from Subtypes A-C, fine

20108 F Type 2 plus 1887 4a & 12a values and (on reverse) 1892 4a type 1, all tied by 20/1 5’500 Bangkok 1 cds (22 11 96) to cover to USA, NY transit plus bs, a very scarce franking, fine in all respects













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1889 1A on 2A (21-24)

20109 CCCJ Type 1, COMPLETE SHEET of 120, two red control hs on reverse, nearly all stamps 21 1’300 nh, minor separations, a spectacular showpiece and a rare survivor of this period, v.fine

20110 H Complete set of four types, neatly cancelled, scarce and v.fine 21-24 400

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1890 2A on 1A on 3A (26/1)

20111 C Exceptional example of this great rarity (only 120 surcharged) with full og and 800 lightly hinged, clear evidence of attempted erasure of Siamese “1” at left (as called for in the literature), one of the rarest unused stamps of Asia, v.fine (SG £1000)

1890 2A on 3A (27-30)

20112 C Type 4, subtype B, strongly shifted surcharge and showing variety “mai tho” for 30 var. 200 “mai pat,” rare positional showpiece (probably from pos. J12 as no trace of surcharge from a position to the right and that position had the substituted Thai character), lh, corner perf. nib else v.fine

1892 4A on 24A (31-36)

20113 CCCJ 63 Type 1 Thai-only Surcharges, blocks of 15 and 16, handstamped using hs subtypes 31 1’300 C and A respectively, mostly nh, only 8,040 issued of all 4 hs types, a great lot, v.fine

20114 F Type 1 1892 Registered cover to Belgium franked by block of four 4a surcharges 31 etc. 4’000 in Siamese only, types 1 (subtypes A) plus normal 8a and 24a definitives, all tied by Bangkok cds (28/11 92), transit plus bs (31/12) on reverse, addressee lined out, believed to be the largest franking of the “Siamese only” surcharge on a cover, reduced slightly at foot and lightly toned else v.fine showpiece of the highest importance

20115 CCCJ 63 Type 2 Thai-only Surcharge, hs subtype C, the important and rare mint block of 32 2’600 42, believed to be the largest existing multiple of only 4,000 issued, nealy all nh, v.fine











1892 4A on 24A (31-36) (ConTinueD)

20116 CCCJ 67 Type 1 Surcharges, marginal block of 30 from pos. A1-3//J1-3, showing antique 33, 33a, 33g 800 “a” at A3 and antique “s” at I1, the Thai handstamps are subtype D, fresh and v.fine showpiece

20117 C Type 1 mint pair (og, lh) with left stamp showing true DOUBLE THAI SURCHARGE 33a+33 650 with impressions well spaced (thus not the common “kiss” double), rare and v.fine

20118 F 67 Type 1, two vertical strips of three & a single, one showing antique “a” 33e 1’000 variety, on registered cover to Germany, neatly tied by “BANGKOK 2/6.3.93” cds, transit & arrival bs, cover stains, v.fine & extremely rare usage of the variety on cover

20119 F Type 2 pair plus various Second Issues incl. 1a (x3), 2a, 3a, 8a & 12a (total 34 etc. 1’600 36a franking) all tied to spectacular 1893 registered cover to USA by Bangkok 2 cds (6 / 12 93), oval London transit on face plus USA bs on reverse, couple soiled perfs, v.fine showpiece

20120 HJ Type 2, used block of 6 (pos. G7-9/H7-9) showing antique 2nd “t”(G7) and stop 34, 34d,g 240 omitted (G8), sharp 1893 Bangkok cds, gorgeous, v.fine

20121 CCCJ 67 Type 3 (large Roman type without period), mint block of 40 from pos. 35, 35a, 35e-f 1’100 A9-12//J9-12 showing “t t” spaced at A9, “a t” spaced at C12, and Thai surcharge clearly DOUBLE at H11, an important multiple, v.fine










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20122 C Type 3, mint vertical strip of three, with central stamp MISSING THAI 35b 900 SURCHARGE, very fresh with full og, a fantastic rarity, v.fine

20123 F 67 Type 4 + type 1 + 2a on 64a (2) + 12a all tied to registered cover to Paris by 36 etc. 550 “BANGKOK 2/11.11.94” cds, an attractive & scarce franking

20124 H Type 4 used vert. pair with English surcharge DOUBLE and both pos. showing 36c var. 500 “large stop” variety as well, Lampang cds, an extraordinary showpiece, v.fine

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1894 2A on 64A lArge romAn SurCHArgeS (37-42)

20125 F Type “A” numeral single from Setting A plus 11 additional 2a of type “F” 37 etc. 2’600 (strips of 4 & 3 plus 2 pairs) from Setting B, plus strip of 3 1887 4a, all tied by Bangkok 2 cds (17 / 8 94) to reverse of commercial printed cover to Bombay, 36a triple UPU letter rate, with transit of Singapore (AU 21) and bs (6 SE), reduced at one end and slight stains, a dramatic franking and a glorious showpiece

20126 DCEJ Unused vert. block of six, each row showing diff. type of “2” (1, 3, 4), from 37, 39-40 400 pos C1-2/D1-2/E1-2), also shows clogged first “t” at D1, no gum and minor separation, v.fine and important showpiece of the mixed types

20127 F 71 Type 2, two singles, one showing “2” over “I” plus 1887 2nd Issue 8a, all tied 38 etc. 2’000 to envelope to Austria by “BANGKOK 2 / 28.2.95” cds, plus “H.S.B.C.” steamboat hs on 8a, a fine & extremely rare usage of this surcharge type on cover








1894 2A on 64A lArge romAn SurCHArgeS (ConTinueD)

20128 DCEJ Two positional blocks, first (pos. E10-11/F10-11) with horiz. pairs of types 3 40-2 400 & 4 with top right stamp showing upturned type spacer after “2”, the second (of six, pos. G1-3/H1-3)) with types 4-5 vert. se-tenant, top right stamp showing upturned type spacer before “2”, each variety occured but once in the setting, dried og, v.fine

20129 F 71 Types 4-6 from Setting A, remarkable BLOCK OF 18 franking reverse of reg’d 40-2 5’500 McKeel cover to USA, Bangkok departure cds (2 / 1 8 / 94) with London and New York transits, the block is from pos. E1-3//J1-3 and shows “tts.” raised at pos. J2 and other varieties, highly important franking and usage, perhaps the greatest for this issue, opened on 3+ sides, fine

20130 CCCJ 67 Type 6 from Setting B, marvellous marginal block of 20 from pos. F9-12//J9-12 42 200 showing “2” below level at several, mostly nh, v.fine

20131 CJ Small “2” Surcharge (type F), incredible mint block of four showing FIRST THAI 42 var. 1’300 CHARACTER OMITTED on top right stamp, mentioned by Pears and believed corrected early in the printing, unlisted by Sakserm, only a few of the variety existed, this block shows positions I8 (the major error) - I9 (second Thai character short) / J8-9, dry og, fine and possibly UNIQUE showpiece

20132 H Used example from bottom row of sheet showing surcharge shifted upward so 42 var. 200 ENGLISH SURCHARGE OMITTED, not listed by Sakserm and possibly UNIQUE, 1894 (24 7) Bangkok cds, v.fine

1894 1A on 64A romAn SurCHArgeS (43-47)

20133 C Type 1 mint & used & type 5 mint, all showing “surcharge misplaced”, a fine & 43, 47 400 scarce group











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20134 C Type 1 (Setting B), TRANSPOSED SURCHARGE (Thai above English), also showing 43c var. 1’000 INVERTED “s” in “Atts” and thus the ONLY KNOWN example of this double error, self-evidently from pos. B6, fresh and v.fine

20135 F 71 Type 2 (Setting A) pair plus 1895 10a on 24a tied by 1896 Bangkok 2 cds to 44 800 cover to Germany (bs 24.5.96) at 12a UPU letter rate, clean and attractive, v.fine

20136 DCE Type 2 (Setting B), showing upturned left edge of “1” character block, probably 44 var. 170 due to looseness of type frame, only 3-4 other examples known, v.fine

20137 HJ “1 Att.” Surcharge with inverted “S” added by handstamp, used block of four 44a var. 260 with neat SINGAPORE cds (1897), v.fine showpiece

20138 C Type 2 mint showing “S” added variety, gum toned, scarce 44b 65














20139 CCJ Type 2 block of 6 showing each position with large inverted “S” added by hs, 44b var. 320 toned og, one stamp lh, rest nh, scarce in multiples, v.fine

20140 CJ Type 2 block of four, each showing lower case “s” and stop added by hs, a rare 44b var. 200 variety and particularly so in a block, toned, fine

20141 C Type 2 mint showing stop inverted, fine 44c 65

20142 C Type 3 mint showing wide-spaced “t t”, toned spots, fine 45a 130

20143 F 67 Type 4 (small Roman Setting A), single tied by 1895 Bangkok cds to large 46 550 printed matter cover to USA Ambassador John Barrett there (bs), bit wrinkled, fine and scarce usage

20144 C Type 4 mint showing double surcharge, v.fine & rare 46b 200

20145 CC Type 4 mint nh showing double surcharge, one with with wide spacing, v.fine & rare 46b var. 650

20146 CJ Type 5 (Setting B) surcharge, mint block of six showing close-spaced “1Att.” at 47, 47e 120 bottom centre, from pos. C3-5/D3-5, the error being D4, og, fresh and v.fine



















20147 HJ Type 5 (Setting B), used block of four from pos. D4-6/E4-6) showing 47, 47e 100 close-spaced “1Att.” at top right, and longer (16.5mm) Thai surcharge at bottom center (E5), neat Bangkok cds (1896), very scarce and v.fine

20148 C Type 5 mint vertical pair showing bottom stamp surcharged on both sides, fine & rare 47b 400

20149 C Type 5 mint surcharged on both sides, fine & scarce 47b 130

20150 C Type 5 mint vertical pair surcharged on both sides, inverted on reverse, usual 47b+c 650 toning, fine & scarce

20151 C Type 5 mint surcharged on both sides, inverted on reverse, fine & scarce 47c 260

20152 C Type 5 surcharged both sides, inverted on reverse, also showing narrow-spaced 47c var. 1’600 “1Att.” in the latter, thus the UNIQUE example of this variety known, fresh and v.fine

1894 2A on 64A lArge romAn SurCHArgeS (48-49)

20153 F 67 Type 1 single on cover locally use within Bangkok, tied “BANGKOK 2/2.7.95” cds, 48 650 cover flap tears, fine & very scarce

20154 F 71 Type 1 (Setting A) tied by Bangkok 2 cds (29 6 95) to local “carte de visite” 48 600 env. to the US “Ministre”, same-day bs, lovely, v.fine


















20155 DCE Type 1 surcharge (slightly diagonal) on stamp which had been printed on paper 48 var. 650 with a significant natural inclusion which then dropped out, leaving an unprinted area, reportedly the only such example known for any of the surcharged issues, dried gum or no gum, v.fine and readily visible variety

20156 F Type 1 1894 PRINTED MATTER RATE cover to USA franked by 2a type 1 plus “1 Att.” 48+44 2’600 type 2 tied by Bangkok cds /13 12 / 94) and with USA transit and bs (Jan. 19 & 21, 1895), most uncommon rate and franking (fewer than 5 similar known), fine

20157 F 71 Type 2 (Setting B) single tied by Bangkok 1 cds (27 / 11 96) to local cover (to 49 400 US Legation) with red Royal Arms imprint on back flap, two bs, undoubtedly once contained an invitation to a soirèe, attractive, fine

20158 CJ Type 2 (Setting B), two vert. blocks of 18, each from pos. A10-12//F10-12, one 49, 49h 170 showing inverted “s” at A12 & F12, other with these errors corrected (subsettings Ba & Bb), og (former with dried gum), mounted on annotated exhibit page, v.fine

20159 C Type 2 (Setting B), INVERTED surcharge, showing also inverted “s” of “Atts.” 49c var. 1’000 and thus ONE OF TWO examples believed printed thus (from pos. A12 or F12 of sub-setting Ba) before the setting was corrected, superb showpiece












20160 CC Type 2 (Setting B), surcharged both sides, the reverse showing inverted “s” of 49e var. 1’000 “Atts.” and thus is only ONE OF TWO examples printed thus (from pos. A12 or F12 of sub-setting Ba) before the setting was corrected, superb showpiece

20161 CJ Setting B block of four, SURCHARGED BOTH SIDES, INVERTED ON FRONT, unlisted 49e var. 1’600 thus, a rare exhibition showpiece,

1895 10A on 24A romAn SurCHArge (50)

20162 F 71 Single in combination with an attractive array of other surcharged values on 50 etc. 1’000 registered cover to Singapore, tied by “BANGKOK 2 / 20.5.1901” cds with blue boxed registered hs on reverse, a stunning franking

20163 F 71 “Large stop” variety, single franking tied by Bangkok 2 cds to 1899 cover to 50 var. 900 Singapore at the special rate to neighbouring countries, oval cachet (CH. KINDER) on back plus superb bs (NO 2 / 99), slight peripheral toning else v.fine, scarce franking and usage

20164 F 71 Single plus 2a on 64a used on envelope to SWEDEN, tied by neat Bangkok cds, 50+49 550 fine & rare usage

20165 CJ Block of four SURCHARGED BOTH SIDES, the reverse from pos. G9-10/H9-10 showing 50a 900 large stop at H10, broken Thai numeral at G9, dried-out og, a great showpiece, v.fine













20166 DCE Type 1 Vertical pair showing incomplete print of English surcharge on lower 51 var. 80 stamp, very scarce, v.fine

20167 CCJ Type 1 Surcharge, block of four showing widely-separated complete DOUBLE 51d 1’600 SURCHARGE, rare and pristine, v.fine showpiece

20168 F Type 2 (Vacharindr printing, subtype A), SHIFTED SURCHARGE with last Thai 52 2’600 character at left plus 1894 large Roman “1 Att.” (Type 2) block of six and 1887 2a value, all tied to reverse of pre-printed cover to SURAT by Bangkok 1 cds (26/5 97), showing transits of Singapore (JU 2) and Calcutta (JU 10) plus bs (14 June), endorsed “Per S.S. Tordenskjold”, roughly opened at one end, an impressive franking and a rare cover

20169 CCCJ 79 Type 2 (Setting B), mint block of 24 with surcharge TRANSPOSED & SHIFTED, a 52 var. 800 remarkable showpiece, v.fine

20170 CCCJ 79 Types 2-3 (Vacharindr Press printing, subtypes A-B), important block of 60 from 52-53 2’000 pos. E3-12//J3-12 with sheet margins, shows wrong-font letters at several pos. plus stop omitted (pos. E7), etc., a fantastic showpiece for the issue, on annotated exhibit page, v.fine









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20172 CCCJ Type 2 Surcharge, mint block of four showing DOUBLE SURCHARGE, fresh, lower 52a 1’200 pair nh, rare and v.fine multiple

20173 CCCJ 79 Types 2-3 (Vacharindr Subtypes A-B), irregular large block of 71 (vert. block 53 650 of 60, pos. A5-9//J5-9) plus vert. block of 11 at left, pos. C3-4//H4), clearly illustrating the mix of types (13 are type 2 or Subtype A), with several other setting varieties present, brown og with nearly all nh, minor separations as can be expected, v.fine exhibition item

20174 FJ 79 Type 3, 1898 Registered cover to USA franked by block of four (on reverse) plus 53 1’100 single and 1887 4a (trivial corner nib) all tied by Bangkok 2 cds, bs at Washington DC, addressed to pioneer dealer Bartels, fresh and fine

20175 DCE Type 3 Surcharge showing “extra” large stop after Thai surcharge, possibly 53 var. 320 unique printing variety, v.fine

20176 F 83 Type 3 “large stop” variety (pos. H11) tied to 1899 picture pc (5 scenes of 53 var. 320 Bangkok by Lenz & Co.) by Bangkok 2 cds (6 10 99), to Germany (bs), v.fine











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20177 DCEJ Type 3 DOUBLE SURCHARGE in block of four, an exceptionally rare multiple, 53a 200 couple tiny toned spots on reverse, v.fine

20178 CJ Type 3 (Vacharindr subtype B), DOUBLE SURCHARGE block of four, top left stamp 53a-b 650 shows “missing stop” variety (as well as 1st Thai character broken), block is from pos. E7-8/F7-8, a fantastic showpiece and near-unique positional multiple, v.fine

1898 1A on 12A AnTique SurCHArgeS (54-56)

20179 F 79 Type 1 (Setting A) tied to First Issue postal card to Germany by Bangkok 2 cds 54 650 (28/5 99), Hong Kong transit cds on reverse (JU 5) plus Hamburg 5 receiver on face (10/7 99), message on back, v.fine

20180 CJ Type 2, “1 Atts.” Surcharge (Setting B), marginal block of four with two right 55a,g 1’200 stamps having “Att” Roman, top left with “A” Roman and bottom left with broken “mai tho” character, only 24’000 issued of the basic stamp, dry og, v.fine exhibit item









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20181 CCCH 83 Type 3 (Setting C from General Setting 2), great lot of blocks incl. mint block 56 var. 400 J of 9 pos. F10-12//H10-12, another of 4 from pos. I11-12/J11-2, and used block of 6 from pos. I10-12/J10-12, several show “Att” Roman (F11-12, G12, H12), two “tt” Roman (J12), two first “t” Roman (I12), then two “A” & 2nd “t” Roman (I12) etc. finally used single (also I12), excellent exhibition potential, v.fine overall

20182 F Type 3 Surcharge, spectacular cover to England franked on reverse by 12 of the 56 var. 4’000 1 Att. in strips, a pair and a single applied as block of 12 (pos. A7/B7, A8/C8, D8/F8, H12/J12 and G8), the LARGEST KNOWN FRANKING of the 1 Att surcharge on 12 Atts on cover, several pos. show varieties incl. “tt” Roman, “Att” Roman (2), broken and malformed letters (B7 & C8), all tied by Bangkok 1 / 28 3 / 00 cds and showing Manchester bs, slightly reduced not affecting markings, a wonderful showpiece

20183 F 83 Type 3, 1900 Cover to USA franked by pair of type 3 with SURCHARGE SHIFTED 56 var. 1’800 strongly to left (Thai surcharge partly split over both) along with 10a Roman surcharge, all tied by Bangkok (22/5 00), two USA bs, believed to be the ONLY cover known with shifted surcharges from this issue, fine

20184 CCCJ 83 Type 3 “1 Att.” Surcharge from Setting C of General Setting 2, remarkable fresh 56f etc. 420 mint block of 8, lower row nh, from pos. D9-12/E9-12 showing “Att” Roman (right half of block), in addition pos. D11 has raised “tt” and pos. D12 shows deformed “A”, a wonderful showpiece, v.fine

20185 CHJ Type 3, Setting C, Gen. Setting 2, two mint blocks, one pos. I6-7/J6-7 showing 56f,g 400 “Att” Roman at left, one with 3rd Thai character broken (I6), the other block with surcharges shifted strongly to left (incl. completely misplaced 1st Thai character) and also lower pair having “Att” Roman, then used singles with small Thai “one” and with “Att” Roman, great exhibit lot, some nh, v.fine











20186 HJ Type 3 used block of four, pos. A1-2/B1-2 (Setting C, General Setting 2) with 56h 320 pos. A2 showing extra Thai character at end of Thai surcharge (occurs once per setting), central Bangkok cds, v.fine


20187 HJ Type 1 (Setting A, Subtype 1), used block of 6, Bangkok 2 cds (7 11 99), corned 57 260 nib at bottom left else fine and scarce multiple

20188 F 83 Type 1, 1899 Cover to France franked by important mix of antique surcharges and 57d,e etc. 1’600 varieties, incl. 4a, two 1a (type 1) and three 2a, one showing “Atts” Roman, another “”tts” Roman, all tied by Bangkok 2 cds (1 12 99) and with sharp “LIGNE N / PAQ. FR. No 8” ds (8 DEC 99) also on face, peripheral toning, an attractive fine cover with UNIQUE combination of varieties as franking

20189 HJ Type 2 (Setting B) used block of four, pos. I11-12/J11-12, showing three 58b,d,e var. 1’300 varieties: 1st “t” Roman & “s” antique (I11), “A” & 2nd “t” Roman (I12) and “tt” Roman (J12), the ONLY used block from these positions, fine








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20190 F 83 Type 1 vert. strip of four paying 12a letter rate to England, tied to neat 59 800 fresh cover by Bangkok 2 cds (22 11 99), one stamp corner fault, an attractive fine exhibition item and a scarce franking

20191 F 83 Type 1 tied by 1900 Bangkok cds to picture pc (coloured photo of “first king of 59 400 Siam”) sent at printed matter rate (stamped “IMPRIME”) to SWITZERLAND (sharp Chiasso bs on face), v.fine

20192 F 83 Type 1 surcharge, tied by 1899 Bangkok cds to picture postcard to Dresden (bs), 59 130 card is a colour view of the king’s balcony, v.fine

20193 F 83 Type 1 tied by Bangkok 2 cds to attractive picture postcard (“Souvenir de 59 130 Siam”) to Germany, fine

20194 H Type 1, DOUBLE SURCHARGE, Setting I, positional variety showing next-to-last 59 var. 500 Thai character (“aw”) broken, extremely rare and probably UNIQUE thus, v.fine

20195 CJ Type 1 (Setting A) block of four, DOUBLE SURCHARGE (one diagonal), one of the 59a 1’100 most dramatic errors of the surcharge issues, slight separation, v.fine

20196 CCCJ 85 Type 2 (Setting B, subtypes 1 & 2), left & right half-sheets of 60 on two 60 2’600 exhibit pages with annotated diagrams and list for all the minor varieties incl. Thai numeral level (subtype 2) at 31 positions, wrong-font characters, etc., indispensable for exhibition, v.fine

20197 C Type 2 (Setting B, Subtype 2), SURCHARGE DOUBLE; ONE DIAGONAL, the only 60 var. 1’300 recorded example of this variety and not yet listed, very lh, an important showpiece, v.fine












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20198 C Type 2 (Setting B, Subtype 2 - low Thai numeral), DOUBLE SURCHARGE, dramatic, 60 var. 420 v.fine, not listed by Sakserm for this Type


20199 F 85 Type 1 plus 3a on 12a type 2 and 1887 Second Issue 2a, 8a (x2) & 12a values 61 800 (two with faults), all tied by Bangkok 1 cds (13 10 / 98) to cover to London (bs), overpaying by 1a the 36s triple weight letter rate, impressive despite the flaws, fine

20200 F 85 Type 2, Subtype 2, shifted surcharge, tied by Thai-only cancel to 1902 unsealed 62 650 printed matter rate cover to USA, with Bangkok 2 “bridge” cds alongside (17.12.1902), v.fine

20201 F Single tied by “BANGKOK 2” cds on two picture postcards to Austria & Germany, fine 62 200

20202 CJ Type 2 (Setting B), Block of four showing SURCHARGE DOUBLE, with Thai VALUE 62a var. 1’700 LEVEL at top right, the ONLY KNOWN block with this double variety, ex Prakaipet, lower pair nh, v.fine

20203 H Type 2 (Setting B), SURCHARGED BOTH SIDES with reverse vertical (reading from 62b var. 2’000 top to bottom), the ONLY KNOWN example, ex Pears, a dramatic showpiece, v.fine

1899 4A on 24A AnTique SurCHArge (63)

20204 F 85 Antique 4a surcharge plus normal 8a 3rd Issue tied by Bangkok “bridge” cds to 63 900 1901 cover to USA (bs Chicago), attractive, v.fine

20205 CCCJ 85 Rajatiptai Press issue, important large mint block of 48 from pos. C7-12//J7-12 63, 63a/f, etc. 2’000 showing the important wrong-font varieties, an important showpiece mounted on annotated exhibit page, v.fine














1899 10A on 24A AnTique SurCHArge (64)

20206 F 83 Single & Third Issue 3a two singles, tied to 1902 registered picture postcard 200 to France by “BANGKOK 2” cds, some toning, attractive

20207 CCJ Magnificent corner marginal block of 18, pos. H7-12//J7-12, showing nearly all 64, 64a/g 8’000 of the listed setting varieties incl. Roman “A”, 1st or 2nd “t” or “Att” as well as short Thai numeral and broken “mai pat”, a grand exhibition item and an exceedingly rare block of this elusive issue, dried and toned og, v.fine


20208 F Type 1 with antique “A” (2) & type 2 with Roman “A” (8) in block of ten + 4a on 65+66 9’000 12a from a rare setting + 10a on 24a singles, all on registered cover to Budapest, Hungary, tied by “BANGKOK 2 / 13.6.99” cds, a stunning showpiece







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20209 A Type 2, vert. strip of 3 with blue ULTRAMAR applied on receipt from UPU by 66, 66a 800 Portugal, top stamp shows rare INVERTED “1” variety (pos. C7), top 2 nh, bottom with small adherence, v.fine and UNIQUE showpiece

20210 CCJ 89 Large surcharge block of 9, pos. A7-9//C7-9, showing inverted “t” at pos. A9 66a 400 and INVERTED “1” at pos. C7, stamps nh (hinged in margin), an important block showing both major varieties, v.fine


20211 F 85 1900 Local cover franked with both types 1 & 2 of the surcharge, the ONLY SUCH 67-8 2’000 COVER known, stamps tied by Bangkok 2 cds (7 6 / 00) and same-day bs (has “I” instead of year date), an important showpiece as ANY cover with this issue is extremely rare, v.fine

1899-1904 THirD iSSue

20212 A Handpainted essay: 7 1/2a stamp size essays showing frame & value only mounted 3’200 on paper with “7 1/2 Atts” manuscript alongside, attractive & extremely rare

20213 A Handpainted essay: 15a stamp size essays showing frame & value only mounted on 3’200 paper with “15 Atts” manuscript alongside, attractive & extremely rare

20214 A 1a to 28st part set of 15 all showing SPECIMEN ovpt in black, unusual & scarce 69/84 400











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20215 F 89 12a top left corner marginal pair, tied by Bangkok cds to registered envelope 75 320 to Paris, fine & scarce

1899 rejeCTeD Die

20216 H 1a to 10a complete used set of five, all cancelled by clear central Korat ds, 85-89 1’300 few short perfs., still a fine & rare set

20217 H 3a Value with BATTAMBONG “bridge” cds of 1902 (Thai occupation of Cambodia, one 87 130 of three towns supplied with this issue), rare, slight thin else v.fine

20218 DCE 3a, 4a & 10a values, last with corner fault else fresh and v.fine (Scott $4’200) 87-89 800

20219 F 89 Postal Stationery: matching 1 1/2a postal card available for only a short time 1’300 at three post offices, used from CHENGMAI (March 1, 1906 cds) to Bangkok (receiver of 19.3.96 on face), message regarding wedding on reverse, rare and fine in all respects

20220 F 89 Postal Stationery: matching 1 1/2a postal card (available for only a short time 800 at three post offices), used locally in Bangkok (10 4 / 01 cds), rare, crisp and v.fine

1902 BATTAmBAng ProViSionAlS

20221 C 2a on 3a Red & Blue, only 350 issued, tropical og with trivial thin speck else 90 1’100 good colour for the surcharge, v.fine
















1902 BATTAmBAng ProViSionAlS (ConTinueD)

20222 C 2a on 3a & 10a on 12a mint, very lightly hinged, fresh & v.fine example of this 90-91 4’600 popular & rare set

20223 H 10a on 12a Value, EARLIEST KNOWN DATE OF USE, with centred BATTAMBONG “bridge” 91 4’400 cds of 31.8.1902, cert. Siam Stamp Expert Committee (1995), an important showpiece indispensable for an exhibit of this period, v.fine

1904 SurCHArgeS20224 CCCJ 2a on 28a, complete sheet of 100 showing numerous varieties, mounted with 93 1’000 overlay “arrowing” each, minor loss to selvage at left, only 500 sheets were overprinted, fine and useful showpiece

1905 WAT jAng iSSue

20225 A 1a to 1t part set of 9 all showing SPECIMEN ovpt in black, unusual & scarce 94-102 260

20226 F 89 1908 American Consular Service cover with 3-colour 18a total franking tied by 95+100+105 170 blue Bangkok “bridge” cds (28.4.08), sent to beer brewers in St. Louis, pencil endorsement of the “Amer. Consul General”, v.fine

20227 F 83 5a Red on picture pc from Bangkok to Australia, tied by “BANGKOK 2 / 98 130 29.12.1905” cds with Singapore transit alongside, fine & scarce usage during the first month of issue

20228 F 89 8a black & bistre, plus 3a & 5a used in combination with 1a on 24a (2), all 99 260 tied by blue “BANGKOK 2 / 20.2.08” cds on cover to Switzerland, fine example of the 18a double rate

20229 F 83 8a Black & Bistre, used in combination with 1a on 24a, both tied by blue 99+111 320 Bangkok 2 cds on 1908 cover to Paris, plus two other covers with 9a frankings, three fine examples of the 9a rate

20230 F 89 9a Blue neatly tied by scarce CHIENGMAI cds to 1909 envelope to USA, via Burma, 106 200 scarce
















1907 FiSCAl STAmPS oVerPrinTeD For PoSTAge

20231 C 10t value, remarkably fresh example with no hint of toning, v.fine 108 160

20232 CDCE 10t to 40t Complete unused set of 3, 10t fine mint, 20t mint with thin & crease 108-110 2’000 & 40t unused without gum, very rare & popular set unused

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1907 FiSCAl STAmPS oVerPrinTeD For PoSTAge (ConT.)

20233 AJ Proofs of the 20t and 40t values in blocks of four, some minor creasing esp. 109-110 5’000 the latter, rare, v.fine appearing

20234 A 40t Proof of overprint on white paper, horizontal crease, unusual & scarce 110 650








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20235 A Complete set of three values (10t, 20t & 40t), each with small “Specimen” 108-110 1’000 overprint, 10t slightly toned else fresh, fine & extremely rare set

1907 PoSTAge PAiD ProViSionAlS20236 F 97 12 Dec. envelope annotated “One att stamp run short / Postage Paid”, signed 800 “Fack” (Nia Fack was postmaster at Bangkok 2 P.O.), with Bangkok 2 cds alongside, v.fine & scarce

20237 F “Reuter’s Telegram.” envelope with imprinted address to the Director of Posts, 1’500 red ms “one att stamp run short / Postage Paid” and signed “Fack” (Nai Fack was the postal official at Bangkok 2 responsible for counter-signing), superb Bangkok 2 bilingual “bridge” cds (10.12.07, the 2nd day of use at Bangkok 2), superb showpiece

1907 1 ATT SurCHArge on 24 ATT

20238 CCJ Complete sheet of 120, first setting (low stop at pos. B3), minor separation 111 550 and slightly brownish gum, a wonderful showpiece showing numerous constant varieties, v.fine

20239 F 89 Single franking tied to local cover by 17.12.07 Bangkok cds, sharp strike of 111 65 same on back as bs, SECOND DAY OF ISSUE (issued 16 December per Sakserm), central fold, v.fine










1908 SurCHArgeS

20240 F 89 2a on 24a tied to provisional 2a on 1 1/2a postal card by bold large boxed 112 400 cancel of NAKORNRASHSIMA, sent to Paris with Bangkok 5 (in blue) and Bangkok 2 transits also on front, blind embossed royal arms at top left, card datelined from KHORAT on 25 Dec. 1908, corner crease else fine and dramatic usage

20241 F 89 2a Surcharge on 24a, two singles tied by large Bangkok 2 “bridge” cds to 1909 112 220 picture pc with message to DENMARK, bs on face, scarce contemporary usage to uncommon destination, card with lower corner creases else fine

20242 F 97 2a tied by large 1908 Bangkok cds to PRINTED MATTER sent to SWITZERLAND, stamp 112 200 may have been previously used (fiscally?) as bears traces of red markings and was added to the cover with mucillage (fault at right therefrom), bs (25.XII.08)

1908 juBilee iSSue

20243 F 89 1a Orange & Green, single tied by Bangkok 2 cds to GERMAN TELEGRAM SERVICE 115 200 envelope, unusual & scarce

20244 CCCJ 1a Value, block of 100 with selvage at left and foot, curling and separation, 115, 115d-e 170 shows constant setting varieties, fine overall

20245 A 1a to 18a, Complete mint set of five all showing black SPECIMEN hs, brownish 115-119 260 gum, unusual & scarce

20246 F 89 3a Green, block of three, tied by Bangkok 2 cds to reverse of envelope to 116 130 India, v.fine & scarce

20247 F 97 18a Brown, single tied by “BANGKOK 1 / 22.1.09” cds on registered envelope to 119 1’000 Paris, v.fine & extremely rare, apparently only 10 covers recorded

20248 F 97 Two 18a values tied by partial Bangkok 2 cds to neat registered cover to 119 400 CEYLON, with Singapore transit plus Colombo bs on reverse, cert. P.A.T. (2005), v.fine and rare franking and usage

1908 juBilee HigH VAlueS

20249 A 1t to 40t, complete mint set of 7 all showing black SPECIMEN ovpt, brownish 120-126 550 gum, unusual & scarce

1909-10 neW CurrenCy SurCHArgeS

20250 CCCJ 2s on 1a Value, full sheet of 100 (less top and right selvage), control on 127 400 reverse, separations, shows the major setting varieties (large “S” at pos. I2, close-spaced Thai 2, etc.), fine and important showpiece
















1909-10 neW CurrenCy SurCHArgeS (ConTinueD)

20251 C 2s to 14s Values, part set of 8 all showing SPECIMEN ovpt in black, unusual & 127/137 260 scarce

20252 F 97 2s on 2a Deep Green tied by “BANGKOK 2 / 15.12.1910” cds to surcharged 1 1/2a 129 80 red postal card with embossed arms at right, v.fine

20253 HJ 97 2s on 2a, used marginal block of 6 with Thai language cds, right two stamps 129 130 minor faults, a scarce and attractive block, fine

20254 CCJ 6s - 14s Set in blocks of four incl. extra 6s on 6a with each showing long-tail 138-140 400 “karan”, some separations, fresh and v.fine

20255 CJ 97 6s Surcharge on 6a, wide-spaced “Satang” variety, left centre stamp in v. block 138b 160 of 6, rare, off centre, fine

20256 F 97 Postal Stationery: 1912 Large “6 / Satang” surcharge on 4a Third Issue postal 200 card, SINGORA cds (27. 2. 12), to Italy, with Singapore transit plus receiver all on front, message docketed from “Nam Mam” a week earlier, fine and uncommon usage

1910 “gAruDA” DeFiniTiVeS

20257 F 97 2s Green & Orange tied by special 1910 UPU Jubilee cds to “printed matter” ppc 141 130 to Bangkok, addressed to wife of printer of several contemporary provisional issues, Richard Götte, v.fine

20258 F 97 2s single franking tied by Bangkok cds, paying the printed matter local rate 141 100 within Bangkok, scarce

20259 F 97 2s + 6s + 12s plus provisional 14s Surcharge tied by special 1910 UPU Jubilee 141/144, 140 260 cds to local Bangkok cover, v.fine

20260 A 3s to 28s Values, part set of 4 all showing SPECIMEN ovpt in black, plus some 142/146 260 later Rama VI values also with Specimen ovpts, unusual & scarce (10)














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1910-25 king VAjirAVuDH (rAmA Vi)

1912 DeFiniTiVeS (ViennA PrinTing)

20261 A 97 Vignette of King, vertical pair of plate proofs in black on gummed paper, 260 scarce and v.fine

20262 CCJ Pristine complete set of 12 in blocks of 4, superb nh without the slightest 147-158 2’000 hint of toning, only 10’000 sets issued and this must be among the best extant

20263 F 97 Postal Stationery: 6s Rose-carmine postal card cancelled by 1915 Bangkok cds 130 and sent to Germany via Shanghai and Swatow (transits on front), v.fine

1914-15 SurCHArgeS

20264 H 5s on 6s carmine, used block of four showing DOUBLE SURCHARGE variety, corner 160a 650 perf short, some light stains, a rare multiple showing the variety, showpiece









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1914-15 SurCHArgeS (ConTinueD)

20265 C 10s on 12s mint vertical pair IMPERF BETWEEN, some hr & usual brownish gum, fine 161c 400

20266 H 10s on 12s used horizontal strip of four showing pair IMPERF BETWEEN, fine & scarce 161c 320

1917 DeFiniTiVeS (lonDon PrinTing)

20267 C 2s Yellow-brown, mint horizontal pair IMPERF BETWEEN, hr & brownish gum, fine 166a 400

20268 CCC 3s Green, mint vert. strip of three showing pair IMPERF BETWEEN, some hr, fresh, v.fine 167b 400

20269 C 5s Carmine, mint horizontal pair IMPERF BETWEEN, hr & brownish gum, fine 168a 320













1918 reD CroSS

20270 F 97 2s-15s Values, two each plus extra 5s tied to 1932 KLM flown registered cover 177-181 130 to Germany (bs), very attractive, faint perf toning, fine

1919-20 SurCHArgeS

20271 CC 10s on 12s Vertical pair showing DOUBLE SURCHARGE, mint nh, plus other odd 198b 130 values, fresh, v.fine & scarce

1920 SeConD SCouT’S FunD iSSue

20272 F 103 3s (+2s) Value tied to picture side of postcard by Bangkok 1 cds (24.3.21), 218 300 cancelled by favour (unaddressed), v.fine and rare used

1925-35 king PrAjADHiPok (rAmA Vii)

1926 CoronATion

20273 A 1b to 20b Complete unused set of 6 all showing black SPECIMEN ovpt, unusual & 238-243 320 scarce

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20274 A Artwork for the Satang essay, beautifully illustrated pencil drawing showing 1’000 portrait of the King with value tablets blank (74mm x 83mm), attractive & unique showpiece, allegedly ex Burrus but made by American serviceman in France who later was jailed for fraudulent sale of his “artwork” as originals

20275 A Trial colour proof engraved in green without value, v.fine & scarce 200

20276 A 101 Perforated plate proofs, complete set of 15 values, all but one in bottom 246-260 1’000 marginal inscription blocks of four, plus additional blocks in different shades, an attractive & scarce assembly (100 plate proofs)

20277 A 2s to 40b Complete set of 15 all showing violet SPECIMEN ovpt, unusual & scarce 246-260 400

20278 AJ 101 Imperforate plate proofs in right marginal blocks of four, incl. 2s (2), 3s, 5s 246-260 800 (2), 10s (2), 15s, 25s block of four normal & block with centre missing, similar in marginal strips of five & 1b normal & block with centres missing, some creasing, an attractive & scarce assembly (58 plate proofs)

20279 F 103 2s, 3s & 10s Profiles tied by large Bangkok G.P.O. cds to upper LAOS, unusual 246/249 200 routeing via Chiengrai and Chiensen with Thai ms “via Chieng Rai” and with transit cds of same on reverse, signed by addressee, famous explorer-scientist Dr. K.G. Izikowitz, on exhibit page, ex Wallberg, v.fine

20280 A 101 3s Small format photogravure die proof in unissued rose red, some wrinkles, 247 400 fine & scarce










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1928 DeFiniTiVeS (ConTinueD)

20281 A 3s Dark Green imperf trial colour proof, brownish gum, v.fine & rare 247 260

20282 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in unissued dark green colour, nh mint sheetlet of 248 460 11, showing bottom row IMPERF HORIZONTALLY, some marginal creases, fresh, attractive & scarce

20283 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in unissued dark green colour, nh mint sheetlet of 248 460 11, showing bottom row IMPERF HORIZONTALLY, some marginal creases, fresh, attractive & scarce

20284 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in unissued red colour, nh mint sheetlet of 11, 248 460 showing bottom row IMPERF HORIZONTALLY, some marginal creases, fresh, attractive & scarce

20285 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in unissued blue colour, nh mint part sheetlet of 7, 248 320 showing both rows IMPERF HORIZONTALLY, fresh, attractive & scarce

20286 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in issued dark purple colour, nh mint part sheetlet 248 320 of 7, showing both rows IMPERF HORIZONTALLY, fresh, attractive & scarce

20287 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in unissued red colour, nh mint sheetlet of 8, some 248 320 marginal creases, fresh, attractive & scarce

20288 AJ 103 5s Perforated colour trial in unissued dark green colour, nh mint sheetlet of 248 320 8, some marginal creases, fresh, attractive & scarce

20289 A 103 Trial colour proof of the 15s in green, v.fine & scarce 250 650

20290 A 15s Orange-red imperf proof overprinted “WATERLOW & SONS LTD / SPECIMEN”, fine 250 130 & scarce

20291 A 80s Green & Black imperf proof overprinted “WATERLOW & SONS LTD / SPECIMEN”, 253 130 fine & scarce

1932 150TH AnniVerSAry oF THe CHAkri DynASTy

20292 A 2s to 1b Complete unused set of eight, all but 2s showing violet SPECIMEN hs, 269-276 260 unusual & scarce



















1935-46 king AnAnDA nAHiDol (rAmA Viii)

1939 reD CroSS FunD

20293 FJ 103 Complete set in corner margin blocks of 4 on three reg’d local covers, Bangkok 277-9 100 cds (30 3 40), stamps v.fine, each cover with spot or small fault at top left

1939 ConSTiTuTion

20294 CCCF Attractive specialised study neatly mounted on five exhibition pages, showing 280-284 1’000 H complete set mint, array of imperf-between pairs mint & used, misperfs & paper fold varieties, plus three covers, one being an FDC with the complete set, a fine & scarce assembly (32 items)

1940 CHAkri PAlACe

20295 CCC Attractive study on three exhibition pages, incl. complete mint set & 5s error 285-289 260 DCEF of colour, some offset varieties, plus three covers, a fine lot (15 items)

moDern iSSueS

20296 C 1955 Red Cross 25s + 25s value, examples with ovpt. inverted and ovpt. double, 366 var. 260 unlisted and very rare, part og, v.fine

20297 ACCJ 1979 Year of the Child, six diff. progressive proof sheets of the horiz. design 965-6 1’300 (no 966) incl. all colours complete (essentially an imperforate sheet) plus 10 diff. of the vertical (none of the black inscriptions or values), a total of 16 diff. sheets of 50, thus 800 proofs in all, nh, generally very fine

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moDern iSSueS (ConTinueD)

20298 A 1979 Int’l. Letter Writing Week set of 4, each in 7 diff. progressive proof 981-984 550 pairs incl. one with complete design as issued (thus as imperf. pairs), nh, v.fine

20299 CCJ 1980 75s + 25s Red Cross Fair issue, imperforate block of 25 (lower half sheet) 1005 var. 650 with Enschede - Holland imprint and plate numbers 1, very scarce, nh, v.fine

20300 CC 1981 75s King Bhumipol, imperforate strip of 7, a rare error clearly showing 1063a var. 460 the horizontal crease which contributed to it, black machine marks, etc., v.fine

20301 CCJ 1982 1.25b Anti-Tuberculosis issue, imperforate block of 4, nh, v.fine 1076 var. 160

20302 CC 103 1987 King’s 60th Birthday 100b nh single, sheet of ten, plus rare limited 1308 var. 1’300 edition deluxe imperforate sheetlet, v.fine

20303 CC 107 1992 King Bhumipol 2b red, nh sheet marginal block of twenty, four stamps 1625 var. 260 showing moderate to heavy overinking, modern showpiece

AirmAilS20304 BF 107 1922-32, Group of 3 covers: 01.06.22 First military flight Bangkok-Roi Ed-Ubol, 130 then 18.06.25 Bangkok-Paris and 10.06.32 Bangkok to France with scarce Air Orient vignette, v.fine

20305 BF 107 Circa 1943, 15s Surcharge on 10s Red King Ananda letter card, showing red “AIR 120 MAIL” ovpt. and same in Thai in black, unlisted, crisp mint, v.fine

oFFiCiAl mAil20306 F 107 1892 Imprinted entire endorsed “On Postal Service” and cancelled by “PUKET / 4 900 7 / 92” cds, sent to Bangkok 1 (but bs at Bangkok 2), uncommon, such items were not presented as part of nearly all the major “name” auctions of Thailand, rare and v.fine

20307 F 107 Ca 1895 Imprinted “Postage Paid” entire cancelled by all-Siamese LAMPANG cds, 900 bs, uncommon and v.fine

20308 F 107 1943 Stampless cover (extensively decorated) from NONTHABURI to Bangkok, sent 280 from the Police there and with ms Thai “T.R” in red, ms Thai “Passed by Censor” dated 19 Feb. 1943 on reverse, unusual and attractive, only a few provincial official covers known from this period, fine

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THe “riSing P” iSSue

20309 H 1875 First issue, red-brown on yellow, light postmark, small unobtrusive 3’200 faults. These, the first stamps printed for Siam, were used for distribution of the Court circular to subscribers who were also allowed to use them on their own mail. A great rarity.

king CHulAlongkorn PorTrAiT

20310 DCE 1 att Black on deep salmon, unused, on thin paper, creased, rare 650

20311 H 1 att Black on salmon, used, some paper adherence, tiny corner crease, 900 extremely rare, only 20 portrait locals recorded used

20312 H 1 att Maroon on buff, used, some defects, rare 650

monogrAm (oCTAgonAl FormAT)

20313 DCE 1 sio Black on green, unused on backing fragment, few faults, extremely rare 1’000 with fewer than a dozen known

20314 DCE 1 sio Red on buff, unused, rare 900

20315 DCE 1 sio Brown on buff, unused, on backing fragment, rare 900

20316 DCE 1 sio Black on green, usual hinge trace & thins, rare 900




















PAlACe loCAlS (ConTinueD)

monogrAm (oCTAgonAl FormAT - ConTinueD)

20317 DCE 1 sio Black on rose, unused, slight thin, rare 900

20318 DCE 1 sio Black on buff, unused, paper adherence & small fault at top, rare 800

20319 H 1 sio Black on green, used, thinned & stain, extremely rare as only 10 900 octagonal locals are recorded used

20320 H 1 sio Black on rose, used, some paper adherence, extremely rare as only 10 900 octagonal locals are recorded used

PrAkieW (TriAngulAr FormAT)

20321 DCE 1 sik Black on green, unused, on backing fragment, rare 1’100

20322 DCE 1 sik Black on rose, unused, rare 1’100

20323 DCE 1 sik Black on buff, unused, on backing fragment, few faults as usual, extremely rare 1’000

20324 H 1 sik Black on green, used, stain, extremely rare used, only 5 Prakiew locals recorded 1’300

PriVATe PAlACe loCAlS

20325 FG Perforated part set of nine different portraits, photographically produced, 900 some usual faults, very scarce





























FrenCH Army oCCuPATion20326 F 111 1903 Reg’d ppc to France dated Chantaboun 24.07.03, franked at 35c with 10c red 600 strip of three + 5c green tied by SAIGON-CENTRAL 5 AOUT 03 COCHINCHINE cds, arrival, v.fine and rare reg’d item from occupied Chantaboun

THAi oCCuPATion oF mAlAyA20327 F BATU MENEBANG: 4a & 1a on postcard from there to England, tied in transit by 2’600 “SINGAPORE / FE 19 1906” cds, extremely rare usage from Kelantan in Malaya

20328 F BATU MENEBANG: 4a red on “real photo” card of Tommy Burns, an American boxer, 6’500 sent to England, tied by extremely rare “BATU MENEBANG / KELANTAN / 5.11.1908” cds, showpiece of Thailand used in Malaya

20329 F KEDAH: 1905 Decorative printed envelope, franked by 12a tied by rare “KEDAH / 3’200 23.12.05” cds with similar alongside, cover tear at top, a rare usage from Kedah

20330 F KEDAH: 1908 4a Pink plus 5a red, on reverse of small neat envelope via Penang 2’600 to Rangoon, tied by “KEDAH / 18.6.1908” cds, with similar on front, a wonderful showpiece of Thailand used in Malaya

20331 F KELANTAN: 4a Orange & Grey used on postcard via Singapore to England, tied by 4’000 “KALANTAN / 28.9.1907” cds, wonderful showpiece of Thailand used in Malaya

20332 F KULIM: 9a Wat Jang tied by bilingual KULIM (Kedah) cds to Nov. 1908 cover to 5’500 Madura, INDIA, with bold PENANG transit also tying, then several transits and bs incl. Tuticorin, with superb CHOCKALINGAMPUDUR / MADURA (1 DE 08), fine, unusual and extremely rare usage












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THAi oCCuPATion oF lAoS20333 F 107 CHAMPASAK: 1941 Large legal size registered cover, franked by 10st pair & 15st 800 all neatly tied by “CHAMPASAK / 2.10.41” cds with boxed Champasak registered mkg alongside, arrival bs, scarce

20334 F 107 LUANG PRABANG: 1894 First Issue 1a postal stationery card to Bangkok, neatly 1’300 tied by native LUANG PRABANG cds, unusual & extremely rare usage from Laos

20335 F 107 PIBULSONGKRAM: 1941 Large legal size registered cover, franked by 10st strip of 800 three & 5st all neatly tied by “PIBULSONGKRAM / 14.10.41” cds with boxed Pibulsongkram registered mkg alongside, arrival bs, scarce

THAi oCCuPATion oF CAmBoDiA

20336 FH CANCELLATIONS, pages from an important collection, neatly mounted, starts with 6’000 BATTAMBONG (Types I, IA & II on 23 items incl. 1Sik first issue and also 2a REJECTED DIE, with two items being pairs), then SIEMRAT 1906 picture pc to France showing two strikes of Thai Siemrat cds (type III) plus Battambong (Thai, type III) and Pnompenh (Cambodian) transits, finally page of LUANG-PRABANG with 3 stamps and one 2nd issue postal message-reply card to Germany with native cds and bs, useful and quite elusive material, gen. v.fine strikes, ex-Wallberg

20337 F 111 MONGKOLBURI: 3st Palace Issue postal card cancelled by bilingual BANGKHLA cds 320 (8.11.1941) and sent to Interior Gov’t Officer at MONGKOLBURI, CAMBODIA, early inbound mail there, central fold, v.fine

THAi oCCuPATion oF BurmA20338 M 111 1944 (Aug. 12) Receipt form (for purchase of a key for the Education Dept. of 300 Chiang Tung proving) franked by CHANG TUNG 5s Orange revenue tied by ms, endorsed by the Military Governor of the province (then under Thai Occupation), couple tiny holes, rare and fine Occupation document

PriSoner oF WAr & miliTAry mAil20339 F 107 1916 5st on 4a Surcharged postal card sent from Bangkok to P.O.W. at TRIAL BAY 1’000 DETENTION CAMP, NEW SOUTH WALES, with Singapore transit (14 MR 1916), double-lined censor hs and rare small “CENSORED. / DETENTION BARRACKS, / TRIAL BAY N.S.W.” 3-line hs in violet beneath frank, extremely rare, v.fine

20340 F 111 1918 (11 Jan.) Censored envelope to Rotterdam, showing large purple native Thai 800 cachet and matching “CONCENTRATION CAMP, SIAM / PRISONER OF WAR LETTER” hs and “BANGKOK / 1” cds alongside, scarce

20341 F 111 1941-42, Two Thai Field Post stampless covers, each with Siamese “n.u.” for 320 “Army Mail” in red ms, also with commanding officer’s endorsement, etc. and one with stamped Arms on back flap, scarce as fewer than a dozen reportedly known, would make a great exhibit page, fine

20342 F 1941-46, Attractive mixed lot of nine covers & cards to & from Thailand, incl. 650 two printed imperial Japanese Army POW cards, both from British POW in Camp No.1 in Thailand with camp chops & British censor mkgs etc., a scarce group (9 items)

20343 F 111 1942-45, Small group of Japanese Camps in Thailand & British Field offices, 800 incl. Camp No.1, No.2 & No.4 with censor mkgs etc., plus letter addressed to POW Camp No.2 in Thailand with censor tape & enclosed letter, a fine & interesting group (9 covers)















ColleCTionS, loTS, eTC.20344 H 1883-1928, POSTMARK accumulation of over 200 stamps showing mostly diff. 200 cancels, some bilingual, others Thai only, from a wide variety of towns outside Bangkok, great variety, fine

20345 BCCC 1883-1945, Phenomenal massive dealer’s stock in 23 stockbooks plus file boxes, 8’000 DCEH cards, etc. with great variety and depth thoughout, enormous catalogue value J (well over $50’000 by Scott with damaged not counted) including a hoard of 1918-39 Red Cross and Tiger Scout issues (Scott about $9’500), loaded with provisionals (some varieties already identified), about 75% of the mint with og and generally fresh (though some tropical as well), many multiples (used as well as mint) and other premium items worth figuring separately, with a surprising amount of middle-value material in excellent shape. Please take the time to examine this worth-while lot, assembled over 30+ years, which could become the foundation for an internet enterprise or provide many dozens of mail sale items (1'000s)#

20346 CDCE 1885-1915 Provisional Surcharge Issues, spectacular exhibition-mounted 8’000 GHJ collection on 52 pages, highly specialised incl. numerous listed and unlisted setting varieties (such as substituted or broken English or Siamese characters and other abnormals), all issues represented incl. strong 1885 and 1888-90 issues, one Battambong Provisional tied to fragment, the 1907 Surcharged Fiscals set used, etc. with very little lacking for completion and loaded with important multiples, “kiss” double surcharges, etc. which go beyond the standard catalogues (though the nominal catalogue value is enormous). Several decades of patient hunting represented, intelligently annotated and worthy of further expansion, a fascinating lot, examine.

20347 F 111 1915-1942, Valuable consignment balance of 7 covers, with 1915 use of 1913 5s & 600 10s Provisionals from CHUMPORN, 1931 reg’d to France with 1920-6 “Garuda” 10s plus 15s block of 4, then 1934 airmail to USA with 5st & 10st Airs tied by North Express cds, 1933 150th Anniv. on special cancel cover, 1939 3st 7th Anniv. of Constitution printed matter cover to USA, 1939 cover with 1 Baht Coronation Stone issue, and finally 3rd Air issue 5st used from PRAE to Bangkok in 1942 (censored), each a potential showpiece, examine, fine overall (7)

20348 CCFH 111 Interesting balance lot incl. 1943 Officially Sealed label in full sheet, 3 300 JM diff. printings of 1943 Army Post labels in full sheets plus used on 3 covers, sheet of Military Donation labels for 1955 Cambodia border dispute, 1930 Udom Pharmacy stamps in green in mint block of 6, and 1943 revenue document from Occupation of LAOS with two revenues used from PIBULSONGKRAM province, worth a look, v.fine overall

20349 CCCH 1947-2004, MINT STOCK housed in 3 large cartons, value primarily in complete 10’000 J mint (nh) sets but also including stockbooks of multiples, few odd used, literally hundreds of mint min. sheets (some in original PO bundles per 100), also a thick stack of booklets, presentation packs and other material, great majority in Mylar pochettes in file boxes but also many other variants of packaging, enormous total catalogue value as all the good sets appear to be present, some in depth, and the definitive (King’s Portraits) series are also well represented. Though a bit disorganised, this lot could provide a ready foundation for a mail-order or internet business. Please examine; valued conservatively (1'000s)#

20350 H 1947-2004, Immense dealer’s stock of postwar used, housed for the most part in 4’000 mylar pochettes in dozens of red file boxes, also stockbooks etc. with literally tens of thousands of stamps, with strength in complete sets including high value definitives, all organised by Siriwong catalogue numbers, from the stock of the premier stamp dealer in Bangkok and assembled over several decades and vast majority postally used, not CTO. While the catalogue value is prodigious, as is the total “count,” we have been very conservative in our evaluation and suggest this lot could be an ideal foundation for retail or internet based business. Please examine (1'000s)#

20351 F ca 1953 - ca 2003, Vast accumulation of First Day covers in two large cartons. 1’300 We note pockets of early 1950s, better thematics incl. Red Cross, and large quantities of the Songkarn Day min. sheet FDCs, perf and imperf. Very uneven quantities but much clean and popular material present, estimated at a tiny fraction of potential retail value, a mail order bonanza, examine (many 100s)#











ColleCTionS, loTS, eTC. (ConTinueD)

20352 BF POSTAL HISTORY, Stunning accumulation in three cartons with vast bulk being 4’000 modern non-philatelic mail within Thailand from a large variety of towns, often registered or sporting various instructional handstamps, then a large dollop of covers into Thailand from all over the world with a similar variety of markings, and a significant slug of pre-war covers incl. scarce airmail and FFCs, excellent cancels, etc. from 1910s on, finally a thick wad of other South-East Asia incl. much modern Laos and Viet-Nam to various gov’t agencies. Picture postcards, stationery, and mail at various rates in profusion. In all, a wonderful treasure-trove worth digging through and separating the common from the unusual, examine (1'000s)#

20353 F 111 POSTAL STATIONERY, large group of several hundred from an important dealer’s 1’200 stock, strong in crisp earlier issues including numerous provisionals incl. few errors, modern a bit more haphazard but with special cancels, pictorial imprints, etc. and the whole well worth considering as a foundation for a collection, please examine (100s)

20354 FGH REVENUES, powerful accumulation of roughly 800 documents with a wide variety of 1’600 rates and frankings, mostly of the 1900-1920 period but also more modern, showing both ms and variety of hs cancels, and many with tall-format frankings (as used for the 1907 postal surcharges), highly mixed condition (nearly all with archival corner tears or other lacunae, not affecting frankings), also loose, 1893 Waterlow issue mint in blocks, and additional (railway tickets) without adhesive frankings. Please examine, a great resource for study; a cross-section had been priced for retail sale at $5 to $20 each

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theypayafterthesaleunderspecialconditions,areduetopaythesalepriceandthecommissionaccordingtothoseterms.Inthesecases,DAVIDFELDMANS.A.keepstheadjudicatedlotswhicharedeliveredtothebuyersonfullsettlementoftheiraccount.Deliveryofthepurchasedlotsbypostoranyothermeansifinstructedbythebuyerincludingcostofnormaltransitinsurancecoverisattheexpenseofthebuyer.Titleorownershipofthepurchasedlots,deliveredornot,remainswiththeauctioneeronbehalfoftheselleruntilpaymenthasbeenmadeinfull.

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3.7Pledge:Untilfullsettlementoftheaccount,thebuyergrantstoDAVIDFELDMANS.A.apledgeonanyandallpropertiesheldbyDAVIDFELDMANS.A.,acquiredpriorto,duringand/orafteranyauction.Thispledgesecurestherepaymentofanyamountdueinprincipals,interests,commissions,costsandotherpossiblefees.DAVIDFELDMANS.A.isentitled,butnotobliged,torealisefreelythepledgeassetswithoutfurtherformalitiesandwithoutpreviousnoticeifthebuyerisindefaultwiththepaymentofhisdebtsorwiththefulfilmentofanyotherobligationhereunder.Forthispurpose,DAVIDFELDMANS.A.isnotboundtocomplywiththeformalitiesoftheFederalLawdealingwithactionsfordebtandbankruptcyproceedings;inaddition,DAVIDFELDMANS.A.maychoosetoinstituteorgoonwiththeusualproceedingswithouthavingbeforehandsoldthepledgedgoodsandwithouthavingmoreovergiventhemup.

4. GUARANTEE

4.1 Extent of the guarantee:Subjecttoparagraph4.3below,theauthenticityofallphilatelicitemssoldintheauctionisguaranteedforaperiodof30daysfromtheauctiondate,withtheexpressexclusionofanyotherfault(s).AnyreclamationregardingauthenticitymustcometothenoticeofDAVIDFELDMANS.A.onthedeliveryofthelotsbutatthelatestwithin30daysfromthatdate.Beforedelivery,whichmaytakeplaceafterthe30daysperiod,thelotspurchasedmaybeexaminedattheGenevaofficesofDAVIDFELDMANS.A.Thebuyerwhosereclamationismadeafter30daysfromtheauctiondatelosesallrightstotheguarantee.SuchreclamationwillnotbevalidbyDAVIDFELDMANS.A..Ifanextensionoftheperiodisrequiredinordertosubstantiatetheclaimwithanexpertise,arequestforsuchextensionmustbemadetoDAVIDFELDMANS.A.within30daysoftheauctiondate.Norequestforextensionwillbeconsideredbeyondthis30daysperiod.TheresultsoftheexpertiseforwhichanextensionwasagreedmustcometothenoticeofDAVIDFELDMANS.A.within3monthsoftheauctiondate.NofurtherextensionoftheperiodwillbeconsideredwithouttheexpressagreementinwritingofDAVIDFELDMANS.A.Onlyclaims,expertiseresultsorotherdetailswhicharemadewithintheagreedperiodswillbevalid.

4.2 Expertise and counter-expertise:Shouldtheauthenticityofalotbequestioned,thebuyerisobligedtoprovideanexpertiseorcounter-expertisefromaprominentexpertinthefield,justifyingtheclaim.Ifastampisfoundbyarecognisedexperttakingfinancialresponsibilityforerrorstohavebeenforged,hemaymarkitaccordingly.Consequently,themarking"FALSCH"(forged)isnotconsideredanalteration.Inthecaseofsuchreclamation,DAVIDFELDMANS.A.reservestherighttorequest,atitsowndiscretion,oneormorefurtherexpertises.Allexpertiseandrelativechargesaccruetothevendor'saccountinthecaseofajustifiedclaim,ortothebuyer'saccountiftheclaimisnotjustified.Inthecaseofajustifiedclaim,thelotistakenbackandtheadjudicationpriceplusthecommissionarerefundedtothebuyer.InthecaseofdelayedpaymentduetoexpertiseagreedbyDavidFeldmanS.A., interestischargedat50%thestandardrateforallclearedlots.IfDavidFeldmanS.A.hasnotagreedthenfullinterestisdue.

4.3 Exclusions:Lotsdescribedascollections,accumulations,selections,groupsandthosecontainingduplicates,cannotbethesubjectofanyclaim.Claimsconcerninglotsdescribedasasetorgroupsofsetscontainingmorethanonestamp,canonlybeconsideredunderthetermsofparagraph4.1aboveiftheyrelatetomorethanonethirdofthetotalvalueofthelot.Lotswhichhavebeenexam-inedbybuyerorhisagent,lotsdescribedashavingdefectsorfaultscannotbesubjectedtoaclaimregardingdefectsorfaults.llustratedlotscannotbesubjectedtoaclaimbecauseofperforations,centering,marginsorotherfactorsshownintheillustrations.

4.4 Late Payment:Ifthepaymentoftheadjudicatedpricepluscommissionduebythebuyerisnotmadewithin30daysofthedateoftheauction,DAVIDFELDMANS.A.reservestherighttocancelthesaleanddisposeofthelot(s)elsewhereand/ortomakearecoursetoanylegalproceedingsinordertoobtainpaymentoftheamountsdueaswellasforanyincurreddamagesandlossesandanylegalexpenses.Achargeonoverduepaymentofatleast5%forthefirstmonthand2%permonthafterwardsplusexpensesincurredischargeableonanyoutstandingamountafter30daysofthedateoftheauction.Thebuyerwhoisindefaultinanywaywhatsoeverhasnorightofclaimunderanycircumstances.

4.5Exceptionally,theadjudicationpricewillbereducedtothelowestwinningbidwhereitisshownthatabuyerhasinadvertentlyincreasedthepricebyusingmorethanonemediumofbidding.

5. APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION

Unless otherwise stated, all auctions as well as any rights and obligations arising from them shall be governed exclusively by Swiss law.AnylegalactionorproceedingwithrespecttotheauctionsshallbesubmittedtotheexclusivejurisdictionofthecourtsofGeneva,subjecttoappealtotheSwissFederalCourtinLausanne.Ineverycase,DAVIDFELDMANS.A.shallalsobeentitled,atitsdiscretion,tosueanybuyerindefaultathisplaceofresidence;insuchcase,Swisslawshallremainapplicableandinthecaseofissuesregardingpricevalue,theEuroisconvertedatitsSwissfrancvalueatthetimeoftheauction.

6. All Transactions:Theseconditionsapplytoalltransactionsofeverykindincludingthoseoutsidetheauctions,withDavidFeldmanSA.02/2007

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