New Zealand Stamps : Sundry

Sc#123a SOLD 2011 $19,000

1993
Royal Doulton China,
1901 King Edward Vll granted the Burslem Factory the Royal Warrant, this allowed the business to use the "Royal Doulton" name.

Character Jug "Old Charley"




Cinderella

Whakaangiangi Post Office.




http://tauranga.kete.net.nz/taurang...-post-office

1940
Centenary of the Sovereignty Set FDC

Sc#2372 2011 A592 $15 (CV $25)
Webb Ellis Cup
Trophy of World Rugby Cup

Litho with 3 dimensional plastic affixed.

1940
Steiner Page 22.



1941
Steiner Page 23.



1941
Steiner Page 24.

Sc#2110 2011 Year of the Pig.
Author : Gordon Darge, Western Australia.

New Zealand Postmarks.
The Marine Postmark "Barred Z"

I wonder the gap in the bar above the "Z"....was there once an "N" ?

The only known example used on cover.



From the "Aussie Al" free gift parcel...........

Note: The Author is the same Philatelist that authored the "Accounting Handstamp" shown previously in this thread.

PALMPEX '82

Panic .........Origin ..........

Pan was the god of shepherds and of woods and pastures. The Greeks believed that he often wandered peacefully through the woods, playing a pipe, but when accidentally awakened from his noontime nap he could give a great shout that would cause flocks to stampede.

Genesis of the novel by J.M Barrie ? .....Peter Pan

Sc#B27 1945 Semi Postal.



Peter Pan Cartoon, by Australian illustrator Monty Wedd.



"All the stamps of New Zealand"
Author : Laurie Franks
ISBN 0589010085
1977

Sc# B24 1944 Semi Postal.
Elizabeth (Right) in the uniform of the "Sea Rangers"

Girl Guiding New Zealand
In GirlGuiding New Zealand, Rangers are girls between 14 and 18. The Ranger's mascot is called Woozle.
When Rangers reach the age of 18 many become Rovers which are part of the Scout movement and many do this as well as being leaders in the Guide movement

For those whom like a tipple.... (as opposed to a tittle [the dot over an i])

NZ Wine Stamp.
(Not my image)

Rod, here's one I thought you'd like to see. It is the cover photo and page 54 snippet from the Stanley Gibbons AUSTRALIA public auction sale of Saturday, June 26th, 1993.

It was sent to me many years ago by my longtime Kiwi trading partner. He is gone, but most definitely not forgotten.

Thanks Bob,
nice to see it up close and personal.

Yes, I have lost a few colleagues over the years, keeps one humble, and aware of our own mortality.
I'll be watching down, when my lot goes for auction when my dust fills the urn.

Further Reading:

https://goscf.com/t/8738 br /

Thanks Rod. Nice thread.