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Ship Letters Because private ships did not maintain regular schedules, unless the ship is identifie
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(x) Ship Letters
Because private ships did not maintain regular schedules, unless the ship is identified on the cover it is very difficult to determine what vessel carried a particular letter. The Bermuda Royal Gazette recorded the appropriate shipping news often permitting the ship's identification
Ship Letters
1855 (20 Sept.) entire via Baltimore to Bermuda, rated "4" and showing a presentable example of the very rare St. George's "bermuda/ship letter" handstamp (S1, Type 2 with "b" of "bermuda" over "i" of "ship), the reverse showing superb oval-framed "forwarded/by/joseph c. yates,/baltimore." handstamp in red. The cover cleaned, it has been suggested possibly as a result of disinfection, resulting in a few burn holes in the paper and the colour of the Ship Letter marking, nevertheless a very rare handstamp with only three examples recorded. Photo
provenance:
George Ulrich, June 1989
Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Because private ships did not maintain regular schedules, unless the ship is identified on the cover it is very difficult to determine what vessel carried a particular letter. The Bermuda Royal Gazette recorded the appropriate shipping news often permitting the ship's identification
Ship Letters
1855 (20 Sept.) entire via Baltimore to Bermuda, rated "4" and showing a presentable example of the very rare St. George's "bermuda/ship letter" handstamp (S1, Type 2 with "b" of "bermuda" over "i" of "ship), the reverse showing superb oval-framed "forwarded/by/joseph c. yates,/baltimore." handstamp in red. The cover cleaned, it has been suggested possibly as a result of disinfection, resulting in a few burn holes in the paper and the colour of the Ship Letter marking, nevertheless a very rare handstamp with only three examples recorded. Photo
provenance:
George Ulrich, June 1989
Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
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(x) Ship Letters
Because private ships did not maintain regular schedules, unless the ship is identified on the cover it is very difficult to determine what vessel carried a particular letter. The Bermuda Royal Gazette recorded the appropriate shipping news often permitting the ship's identification
Ship Letters
1855 (20 Sept.) entire via Baltimore to Bermuda, rated "4" and showing a presentable example of the very rare St. George's "bermuda/ship letter" handstamp (S1, Type 2 with "b" of "bermuda" over "i" of "ship), the reverse showing superb oval-framed "forwarded/by/joseph c. yates,/baltimore." handstamp in red. The cover cleaned, it has been suggested possibly as a result of disinfection, resulting in a few burn holes in the paper and the colour of the Ship Letter marking, nevertheless a very rare handstamp with only three examples recorded. Photo
provenance:
George Ulrich, June 1989
Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
Because private ships did not maintain regular schedules, unless the ship is identified on the cover it is very difficult to determine what vessel carried a particular letter. The Bermuda Royal Gazette recorded the appropriate shipping news often permitting the ship's identification
Ship Letters
1855 (20 Sept.) entire via Baltimore to Bermuda, rated "4" and showing a presentable example of the very rare St. George's "bermuda/ship letter" handstamp (S1, Type 2 with "b" of "bermuda" over "i" of "ship), the reverse showing superb oval-framed "forwarded/by/joseph c. yates,/baltimore." handstamp in red. The cover cleaned, it has been suggested possibly as a result of disinfection, resulting in a few burn holes in the paper and the colour of the Ship Letter marking, nevertheless a very rare handstamp with only three examples recorded. Photo
provenance:
George Ulrich, June 1989
Subject to 5% tax on Hammer Price in addition to 20% VAT on Buyer’s Premium. For more information please view Terms and Conditions for Buyers.
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