Covers - Edward to GVI

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India 1910 Edward VII mourning cover with British flag and soldier inscribed “King Edward’s cherished memory Tommy Atkins will evermore revere” and black frame printed around space for adhesive with “1901/1910” for his period of reign, printed and used soon after his death on May 6, stamped with Edw ½a green tied by Coimbatore and delivery cds on reverse. A must have for any Edward collector
$1,750.00
India 1933 Official Registered parcel card franked with Edward 2r on 10r x2 + GV 1r and re-used with GV 1r blk/5 on the other side with registration label – scarce high value usage
$250.00
India 1935 GV Silver Jubilee complete set on registered cover to London
$575.00
India 1937 (Aug 23) GVI Private First Day Cover bearing 9p and 1a stamps tied by Calcutta cds with delivery cds on reverse
$250.00
India 1937 (Dec 15) GVI Private First Day Cover bearing 9p pair and 1a pair tied by Appolo Bandar cds with delivery cds on reverse
$125.00
India 1938 GV Official registered cover (400x300mm) from Mhow Cantonment to Bombay bearing 3p, ½a and 1a x 209 stamps totaling to 5r1a – the highest franked cover we have ever seen.
$495.00
India 1944 (Dec 2) Clipper airmail cover to the USA franked with GV 15r, GVI 2r + others, tied by Bombay cds via Miami, Florida, with Censor tape and handstamp and auxiliary marking “Rec’d in Damaged Condition/Contents Apparently OK”. A very scarce postal usage of the GV high value stamp
$950.00
India 1946 (Jan 2 and Feb 8) GVI Victory set Private First Day Covers, one bearing 1½a and 3½a stamps cancelled Karachi Air Port /Jan 2, the other bearing 9p and 12a cancelled Anyarganj Cawnpore/8 Feb. This set was issued in two different dates, hence the two First Day Covers. A scarce combination
$295.00
India 1946 registered airmail cover f.w. GV 15r, GVI 2r, 3 1/2a, 3a to Switzerland (GV 15r used on commercial cover is rare)
$650.00
India 1946 registered airmail cover f.w. GVI 10r, 12a & 1/2a to Switzerland
$95.00
India 1948 registered cover front to New York, USA via UK franked with GVI 10r, 5r, 2r, 1r + 4a, each with perfin, tied by Calcutta cds. A scarce postal usage of the GVI high value stamp
$195.00
India GV 2R + 1R on registered parcel label to Czechoslovakia – scarce destination
$225.00
India GVI 1945 parcel tag from Calcutta – scarce usage of high values
$150.00
India used in Andaman Islands – PORT BLAIR cds on 1909 Edward ppc to England
$295.00