Lot n°
Symbol(s)
Estimate (£)
December 8 & 9, 2025 | 147
British Honduras
50568
F
S.G. CC1
1849 cover to New York, showing manuscript note “H.E. Realejo 12 sept 1849” on the flap, with very rare
departure handstamp “CHINANDEGA” (Nicaragua) and red “2” reales numeral sent “via Isabal” to British
Honduras were an extremely fine strike of the rare Crowned Circle “PAID AT BELIZE” and a manuscript
1 Shilling paid was applied. The reverse with very fine backstamps “BELIZE DE 11 1849”, “ST GEORGES
BERMUDA JA 3 1850” and oval “ JA 10 1850 N.S” of Nova Scotia. A very spectacular and unique mixed
franking between Nicaragua and British Honduras before the opening of the British P.O in Greytown in
1855. Very Fine. A normal usage of the rare “PAID AT BELIZE” already priced in SG at £5’000.
5’000 - 7’000
50569
CC C DCE H F Collection
1891-1913, mint collection incl. complete sets, a range of overprint issues, as well as some covers incl.
2c on 1d bisect on cover.
750 - 1’000
50570
F / 146
S.G. 66a
1899 “BEVENUE” for “REVENUE” variety on 5c blue on 1899 (Sep 29) US Consular Service envelope
to the USA, tied by Belize cds, reverse with New Orleans and Los Angeles arrival ds, stamp with a little
creasing, a scarce usage of this variety on cover (S.G. £180 for used single).
120 - 200
50571
F / 146
1916 (Dec 15) commercial envelope to the USA with 1913-21 1c and 1915-16 1c and 2c tied by Belize
cds, with a good strike of the “LATE FEE COLLECTED” hs adjacent, reverse with New Orleans arrival, a
scarce handstamp.
150 - 200
50572
CC C
S.G. 143a, 146e
1935 Silver Jubilee 25c slate and purple, mint single showing “flagstaff on right-hand turret” variety,
plus 3c ultramarine and grey-black, mint pair one showing “extra flagstaff”, fine and scarce (SG 143a,
146e, £530)
150 - 200