445634 | British Commonwealth ➝ India ➝ India Convention and Feudatory States ➝ Indore
Opening: 50 €
1927-46, Maharaja Yeshwant Rao Holkar II ¼ a. on 5 r. to 1 a. on 1¼ a. overprint set of three, additional eight stamps, all mint never hinged, very fine
Opening: 50 €
1929, Nawab Mahabat Khan III, set of 8 stamps, unused, fine
445640 | British Commonwealth ➝ India ➝ India Convention and Feudatory States ➝ Jaipur
Opening: 200 €
1931, Investiture of Maharaja complete set of 12 values ¼ a. - 5 r. unused, fine (SG catalogue value £950)
Opening: 60 €
1932-46, Postage & Revenue 1 a. to 2.r. complete set of six unused, (SG catalogue value £275)
Opening: 50 €
1932-46, Postage ¼ a. to 1 r. complete set of ten unused (few mint never hinged), (SG catalogue value £225)
445650 | British Commonwealth ➝ India ➝ India Convention and Feudatory States ➝ Kishengarh
Opening: 50 €
1899-1903, 12 stamps perf and imperf issue, unused no gum, mostly fine
Opening: 50 €
1904/10, Maharaja Madan Singh set of eight stamps up to 5 r. purple-brown, unused, fine
Opening: 200 €
1904-10, 4 a. brown perf. 12½, unused, SG unrecorded perforation type. The perf. 12½ is only recorded combined with perf. 12, few short perfs as usual, otherwise a very fine rarity
Opening: 50 €
1928-36, ¼ a. to 5 r. on thick surfaced paper, complete set mint without gum as issued, very fine
445652 | British Commonwealth ➝ India ➝ India Convention and Feudatory States ➝ Morvi
Opening: 50 €
1931-48, Maharaja Lakhdirji three complete sets, unused, fine
445660 | British Commonwealth ➝ India ➝ India Convention and Feudatory States ➝ Orchha
Opening: 50 €
1935, Maharaja Vir Singh II, set of 21 stamps mint never hinged with usual gum, fine
720000 | Foreign Ship Mail
Opening: 400 €
1882, CHINA to INDIA cover tied by finest strike "Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company" shipmail cancellation with content, from Shanghai to Bombay / India. An extremely rare ship letter especially in such premium condition, this strike shows every detail of the intricate design with perfect clarity. Most of the known strikes are blurry or incomplete. Even complete strikes are not as bold and strong as the example offered here, with every line of the design showing perfect detail. Showpiece for an advanced collection.