Showing items in category Muscat, sorted by newest listed first.
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat and Oman) - 1966 definitive set of 12 U/M. Scott 94-105. 1966 definitive 'fortification' series of 12 in fine unmounted mint condition. Scott 94-105. £75.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat and Oman) - 1971 revalued definitive set of 11 U/M. Scott 122-33. 1971 re-valued 'Sultan Of Oman' overprinted definitive 'fortification' series of 11 in fine unmounted mint condition. Scott 122-33. £200.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1936 inward cover to Koreia Moeria Island at Muscat. Incredible ! 1936 inward cover from South Africa bearing 1d 'ship' adhesive tied by FAURESMITH cds dated 17.AUG.36. Addressed to 'Koreia Moeria Island' in Oman in the Arabian Sea with MUSCAT arrival b/s dated 21.OCT.36. The cover could not be delivered and returned via Cairo, Bombay and Cape Town. Various transit b/s's including violet boxed RETURNED LETTER OFFICE/CAPETOWN. Khuriya Muriya Islands was given as a present to Queen Victoria in 1854 and became a British possession administered via Aden. The islands remained British until 1967 when it returned to the ownership of Muscat Oman. There were very few inhabitants and mails to this outpost are near non-existant. An exceedingly rare inward piece of mail to Muscat. £1000.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1945 'Al Busaid' overprints on cover used in India. 1945 (JAN.1.) commercial cover addressed to Wadhwan Camp in Kathiwar (a western peninsula in the Arabian Gulf Of Kutch in the Gujarat State) bearing the Muscat 3p, 1/2a, 9p and 1a adhesives on reverse side (SG 1-4) tied by MAHADEVI cds a town in Tamil Nadu with boxed WADHWAN CAMP arrival. (Vertical fold). These Indian stamps overprinted for the Bicentenary Of Al Busaid Dynasty were issued on November 20th 1944 but were withdrawn from sale on January 1st 1945. Presumably the purchaser of these stamps decided not to lose their value and affixed them to this Indian mail. There was no reason the stamps should not be accepted in India as those of India had been re-introduced on that day in Muscat until December 1947 when the stamps overprinted by Pakistan came into use. These overprints are exceedingly rare used on cover and this is the first example seen of their use in India. A rarity indeed. £1000.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. - 1957 5r on 5/- block of eight cancelled by MUSCAT/PARCEL/POST cancels. 1957 5r on 5/- rose red (Die 1) 'castle' adhesive in a block of eight cancelled by some what messy black MUSCAT/PARCEL/POST rubber cancels. A scarce use. SG 57. £75.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat)- 1944 1/2a purple mint with OVERPRINT DOUBLE (blanket offset). SG 3.
1944 1/2a purple 'Al Busaid Dynasty Bi-centenary' adhesive in fine mint condition showing the variety OVERPRINT DOUBLE from a blanket offset. (Ex Muscotts). SG 3. £85.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1957 5r on 5/- block of ten cancelled by 'MUSCAT/PARCEL POST' strikes. 1957 5r on 5/- rose red (Die 1) 'castle' adhesive in a block of ten cancelled by some what messy black MUSCAT/PARCEL/POST rubber cancels. A scarce use. SG 57. £75.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1957 'Test' cover to HMS LOCH ALVIE. 1957 (JY.27.) cover dropped from a 'Pembroke' aircraft stationed at RAF Station, Muharraq in Bahrain taking mails to the frigate H.M.S. Loch Alvie. Struck by red SHIP OFFICE/H.M.S.LOCH ALVIE handstamp and bearing 40np on 6d 'value only' adhesive cancelled MUSCAT. Presumably a 'Test' cover prior to the mail drops in August of that year as the cover is un-addressed. £200.00 |
;) ;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1911 use of postcard ex H.M.S.Alert stationed at Muscat. 1911 use of picture postcard addressed to UK headed 'E.Hodden/3 Mess/H.M.S.Alert/c/o GPO London' and bearing GB 1d adhesiver cancelled on arrival LONDON/172 and dated JU.9.11. Sent by private bag from HMS Alert which was stationed at Muscat and was a patrol boat used against pirates in the Persian Gulf area. A scarce piece of maritime mail. £250.00 |
;) ;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1911 use of postcard ex H.M.S.Alert stationed at Muscat. 1911 use of picture postcard addressed to UK headed 'E.Hodden/3 Mess/H.M.S.Alert/East Indies' and bearing GB 1/2d pair cancelled on arrival LONDON/173 and dated AP.28.11. Sent by private bag from HMS Alert which was stationed at Muscat and was a patrol boat used against pirates in the Persian Gulf area. A scarce piece of maritime mail. £250.00 |
;) ;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1930 (circa) OHMS envelope with RECEIVED IN BAD CONDITION h/s. MUSCAT - 1920/30 (circa) long manilla stampless envelope pre-printed ON HIS MAJESTYS SERVICE addressed to USA with violet POLITICAL AGENCY & CONSULATE/MUSCAT h/s at lower left counter signed. The envelope is torn and ragged with part 'Officially repaired'. It has been handstamped by magenta RECEIVED IN BAD CONDITION/GPO. NY .DM with the reverse repaired sealed by black on white POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT/UNITED STATES OF AMERICA/OFFICIALLY SEALED perforated label and tied by oval barred 'CR' strikes with oval '276' marking above. An unusual item. £225.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1957 40np on 6d PS air letter unused. H&G 8. 1957 40np on 6d red on blue postal stationery air letter in fine unused condition. H&G8. £15.00 |
;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1952 6as on 6d PS airletter unused. H&G 1. 1952 6as on 6d lilac 'KGVI' postal stationery air letter in fine unused condition. H&G1. £25.00 |
;) ;) | BR.P.O.IN E.A. (Muscat) - 1910 'Gun Patrol' mail by private bag to UK. MUSCAT - 1910 use of picture p'card (Djibouti) marked in manuscript `Muscat 21.6.10' & sent to UK by private bag from HMS Alert which was a gun boat patrolling the Gulf. GB 1d added on arrival & cancelled LONDON JY.9.10. A rare piece of maritime mail from Muscat. £250.00 |
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