New Zealand Stamps : Sundry

Wow. Thanks Rod! Great digging. I was off on the wrong trail…national defense broadcasting.

Now I've learned the difference between shortwave and ham radio. There is something to be learned from stamp collecting every day.

Here is a nice promotional brochure from Campbell Paterson Ltd. It is described as a supplement to the C P Newsletter of July, 1965. Size is 5.5" x 8.5". There are 8 pages of great stories about N.Z. stamps, and the rest of the pages describe the C P loose leaf catalog and their other philatelic services.

Outbid.
Sold $12
"Always say PARISIAN when buying a tie"
1930
LOOSE LETTERS

Wow! That is a beautiful used block, Rod, thanks for showing it to us.

Linus

No Catalogue identification available to me.



Camp 2nd Contingent, training Newtown Park in Wellington.

Note: Stars each side of the Arms are slightly tilted. (Variety)

The first post card:



Appears to be in Dr. Ascher Grosser Ganzsachen-Katalog 1928 Band II the first New Zealand post card (#1) issued in 1876. Alternatively #2 issued in 1881 (but I think it is the first one). CV's are low.

The second post card:



Appears to be in the same catalogue #11. It is part of 16 post card series of war memorial (Boer war?) cards. Issued in 1901. They come on 3 different color cardboard: Yellowish, straw yellow and chamois. CV's are low.

Wow!
Many thanks Kuikka

The New Zealand AUTO-THUMBOGRAPH and OTHELLO quote.
and a Stamp Scam.

Bib: "The Mail Coach" 1995 Page 111
ISSN 0542-0997
Postal History Soc. of New Zealand

FYI
Academia

Railway Newspaper Stamps


Progessive Flaw : Dot between N and Z nearly gone (It disappears) Scroll A
(Normal to have a break in outside frame at 10PM etc [4 x Printer'sType)
Violet X cancel


Progessive Flaw : Scroll (A) almost gone (It disappears)
Initialled Cancel


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Cinderella Poster Stamp
International Exposition 1907

Bibliography
Kermadec (Sunday Island)
Part 2
Jack Van Beveren
Cinderella stamp Club of Australasia
V27 Number 1 (Whole 77)
Pages 5 to 9

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Note: The Cind Journal suggest Kermadecs under Billigs Vol 6
I could not find it,
Tried NZ, Sunday Island and Kermadec.


Aha! Found it Volume #28 Pages 122-124

Working on NZ right now and came across this 2d from 1882, perf 12 x 11 1/2.

I didn't see it with my naked eye, but when I checked it under magnification I saw this long scratch that stretches from the top to the bottom, on the right side of the stamp.

I don't have any NZ specialized books and I didn't see it mentioned in my SG catalog.

Is this a known, cataloged flaw?

This scratch is recorded in The Postage Stamps of New Zealand, Volume IV, p.28.

It is from Plate 1 (Die I).

It is a continuation of a vertical scratch on the stamp above it (Row 9) on the same sheet. Your example is from Row 10 on the sheet, actual position not stated. A later volume may position it, but I haven't looked.

An impressive variety, one of many not listed by Stanley Gibbons. It isn't listed by Campbell Paterson either.

Plateflaw - Thank you for the great intel. It is much appreciated.

I just found another I am curious about. This is a 1d, perf 10 x 11, with a flaw in the upper left. At first glance it looks like it is in the same area as the "chisel flaw" noted in SG, but the flaw area is a bit smaller (maybe due to inking?). Is this an actual chisel flaw, or maybe a minor chisel, or is it something totally different?