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Red Call Database
If a PTS Member reports an item lost of stolen, we record this on our Red Call Database.
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If you see or have any information about any of the items below, please contact the PTS Office immediately using the reference number. Thank you.
Ref: 20250829
Theft London Dealer Location c. 2014.
SG121a 1880 2s Brown plate 1. Superb unused o.g. imperforate horizontal pair lettered QK-QL. A couple of minor wrinkles not detracting from this magnificent rarity believed to be the finest surviving pair in private hands. A spectacular exhibition showpiece. 1974 BPA Cert.
Red Call reported August 2025.
SG121a 1880 2s Brown plate 1. Superb unused o.g. imperforate horizontal pair lettered QK-QL. A couple of minor wrinkles not detracting from this magnificent rarity believed to be the finest surviving pair in private hands. A spectacular exhibition showpiece. 1974 BPA Cert.
Red Call reported August 2025.
Ref: 20250204
Part of large scale theft in Bundoora, Australia.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Ref: 20250204B
Part of large scale theft in Bundoora, Australia.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Ref: 20250204C
Part of large scale theft in Bundoora, Australia.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Ref: 20250204D
Part of large scale theft in Bundoora, Australia.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Ref: 20250204E
Part of large scale theft in Bundoora, Australia.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Ref: 20250204F
Part of large scale theft in Bundoora, Australia.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Summary of stolen items:
No Australian or Australian colonial stamps were stolen but some postal history was.
Most items between the letters A-G have been stolen. Albania to Greenland. There were thousands of items on cut down Hagner pages, mostly with rectangular yellow or white price tickets from $100 to over $10,000.
Likewise similar British Commonwealth stock from Aden to Great Britain has been stolen plus Malta.
Two blue Seven Seas albums containing virtually complete mint Fiji from Fiji Times up to 1969, New Guinea and Papua including comprehensive GRIs, extensive errors, double prints, inverted over prints, sideways overprints, rare perfs and papers and errors of colour. Many had certificates or invoices from Stanley Gibbons London. All the stamps were priced lightly in pencil with several. items from $10,000 to $40,000 eg different 5/- GRIs, complete NWPI, GERMAN NEW GUINEA, Dutch New Guinea including inverted UNTEA overprint, Papua inverted aeroplane, most of the deformed 4d Lakatois, and some variety blocks.
They randomly stole a selection of De La Rue archival material we purchased in Spink many years ago. It is part sheets of sets in large brown envelopes from countries A-B such as Abu Dhabi, Algeria, and Bangladesh. Some of these envelopes have been recovered in yet another stolen car but there are many more still missing. They are not worth a lot, but they are unusual and very identifiable.
Red Call reported February 2025.
Ref: 20240806
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1d Mulready Stereo A131 from Ramsgate to Tonbridge Wells used May 6th 1840 FIRST DAY OF ISSUE, central stain on front. RPS Cert 237782.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1d Mulready Stereo A131 from Ramsgate to Tonbridge Wells used May 6th 1840 FIRST DAY OF ISSUE, central stain on front. RPS Cert 237782.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806B
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1d Mulready to Shropshire uprated with 1d Black PL.6 lettered PA.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1d Mulready to Shropshire uprated with 1d Black PL.6 lettered PA.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806C
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1856 Envelope Nottingham to London with SG29 Pl.24 cancelled AU 22 1856 RPS Cert 237784.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1856 Envelope Nottingham to London with SG29 Pl.24 cancelled AU 22 1856 RPS Cert 237784.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806D
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1854 Envelope Shrewsbury to Ludlow with 1d Archer experimental perforation Pl..93 (16b) tied Shrewsbury Spoon 10 AP 1854. The only known Archer used in Shropshire.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1854 Envelope Shrewsbury to Ludlow with 1d Archer experimental perforation Pl..93 (16b) tied Shrewsbury Spoon 10 AP 1854. The only known Archer used in Shropshire.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806E
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1841 1d Red fraudulent reuse with manuscript "old Stamp" RPS Cert 237787.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1841 1d Red fraudulent reuse with manuscript "old Stamp" RPS Cert 237787.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806F
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1974 3 1/2p Fire engine imperforate pair (SG590a) RPS Cert 237872.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1974 3 1/2p Fire engine imperforate pair (SG590a) RPS Cert 237872.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806G
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1847 1s deep green embossed blurred print, not a double impression, used, RPS Cert 237871.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1847 1s deep green embossed blurred print, not a double impression, used, RPS Cert 237871.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240806H
Lost in Transit London to Grantham (UK).
1856 Wrapper Barnstaple to London with green Barnstaple sideways duplex FE 29 1856.
Red Call reported August 2024.
1856 Wrapper Barnstaple to London with green Barnstaple sideways duplex FE 29 1856.
Red Call reported August 2024.
Ref: 20240722
Theft Fedex Vehicle between Croydon and Oxted (England) on the 19th June 2024.
Kenia 1931, First Official Imperial Airways Flight London to Kenya, stampless Post Office OHBMS cover sent from London to Kisumu, Kenya, with red London Official Paid datestamp, 25 February 1931, addressed to the Director of Posts, signed by the pilots J.S Sheppard and A.R Prendergast, also endorsed “Received by First Airmail London - Kisumu, Kenya, left London Feb. 28th 1931, Arrived Kisumu March 9th, J. Woodcock, Postmaster of Kisumu, 10.3.31”, central vertical fold, otherwise fine, unique official pilot signed cover.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Kenia 1931, First Official Imperial Airways Flight London to Kenya, stampless Post Office OHBMS cover sent from London to Kisumu, Kenya, with red London Official Paid datestamp, 25 February 1931, addressed to the Director of Posts, signed by the pilots J.S Sheppard and A.R Prendergast, also endorsed “Received by First Airmail London - Kisumu, Kenya, left London Feb. 28th 1931, Arrived Kisumu March 9th, J. Woodcock, Postmaster of Kisumu, 10.3.31”, central vertical fold, otherwise fine, unique official pilot signed cover.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Ref: 20240722B
Theft Fedex Vehicle between Croydon and Oxted (England) on the 19th June 2024.
1926/27: Pioneering Aviation, Marc Bernard and René Guilbaud flight cover, sent from Mwanza to London carried upon the return leg, dated 12th October 1926 and 3rd February 1927 (delay due to engine failure), flown from Mwanza to St. Raphael, franked with a Tanganyika 15 c. tied and signed by pilot in manuscript "By French Sea Plane / Lt Cmdr Guilbaud'' and a France 1 f. 50 c. tied by an arrival datestamp of St. Raphael 8 March 1927, to reverse a mansuscript note "arrived 10th March", fine and rare; a unique item, the only cover carried from Tanganyika back to France and to London.
Red Call reported July 2022.
1926/27: Pioneering Aviation, Marc Bernard and René Guilbaud flight cover, sent from Mwanza to London carried upon the return leg, dated 12th October 1926 and 3rd February 1927 (delay due to engine failure), flown from Mwanza to St. Raphael, franked with a Tanganyika 15 c. tied and signed by pilot in manuscript "By French Sea Plane / Lt Cmdr Guilbaud'' and a France 1 f. 50 c. tied by an arrival datestamp of St. Raphael 8 March 1927, to reverse a mansuscript note "arrived 10th March", fine and rare; a unique item, the only cover carried from Tanganyika back to France and to London.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Ref: 20240722C
Theft Fedex Vehicle between Croydon and Oxted (England) on the 19th June 2024.
1936: Pioneering Aviation, Amy Mollison (nee Johnson) pilot signed record breaking flight cover, London to Cape Town, flown from Windhoek, South West Africa (now Namibia), franked with South Africa ½ d. green and 1 d. red, tied by Windhoek datestamp 6th May 1936, with pilot signature alongside, also "Cape Town / Kaapstaad 22" (Wingfield Aerodrome) arrival dated 7th May 1936 with the same cancel to reverse, a very fine and rare example; one of three covers flown on this leg of the record breaking flight.
Red Call reported July 2022.
1936: Pioneering Aviation, Amy Mollison (nee Johnson) pilot signed record breaking flight cover, London to Cape Town, flown from Windhoek, South West Africa (now Namibia), franked with South Africa ½ d. green and 1 d. red, tied by Windhoek datestamp 6th May 1936, with pilot signature alongside, also "Cape Town / Kaapstaad 22" (Wingfield Aerodrome) arrival dated 7th May 1936 with the same cancel to reverse, a very fine and rare example; one of three covers flown on this leg of the record breaking flight.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Ref: 20240722D
Theft Fedex Vehicle between Croydon and Oxted (England) on the 19th June 2024.
Sudan 1925, Imperial Airways survey, first flight London to Cape Town, souvenir postcard, sent by Alan Cobham from Khartoum, Sudan to Hampstead, London, addressed to Cobham's wife, dated 22 December 1925, personal message; "Dearest, I arrived Khartoum today. All going very well indeed. Shall be here Xmas. I am wishing you greetings to know I shall write you a long letter. Kisses for Geoffrey and self. Love Alan", franked with Sudan, 3 m. green and 5 m. black, with perforated red flight vignette to reverse, some creasing to corners, minor rubs and soiling as would be expected, a very rare example out of Sudan; just three examples recorded.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Sudan 1925, Imperial Airways survey, first flight London to Cape Town, souvenir postcard, sent by Alan Cobham from Khartoum, Sudan to Hampstead, London, addressed to Cobham's wife, dated 22 December 1925, personal message; "Dearest, I arrived Khartoum today. All going very well indeed. Shall be here Xmas. I am wishing you greetings to know I shall write you a long letter. Kisses for Geoffrey and self. Love Alan", franked with Sudan, 3 m. green and 5 m. black, with perforated red flight vignette to reverse, some creasing to corners, minor rubs and soiling as would be expected, a very rare example out of Sudan; just three examples recorded.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Ref: 20240722E
Theft Fedex Vehicle between Croydon and Oxted (England) on the 19th June 2024.
Uganda 1926, Pioneering Aviation, Imperial Airways survey, first flight from London to Cape Town, printed flight special event souvenir postcard "Sanctioned by H.M Postmaster General", sent from Jinja (Uganda) to London, dated 13 January 1926, franked with 1922/1927, KUT, 20 c. dull orange, tied by Jinja datestamp, accompanied by the violet oval flight cachet "BY SPECIAL AIR MAIL / 16-11-25 / LONDON - / CAPE TOWN" on both sides, the reverse bearing the green perforated flight vignette, card signed by Alan Cobham with the message "Chamber of Commerce gave us big luncheon, being interested in air development", fine and a rare example from Uganda.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Uganda 1926, Pioneering Aviation, Imperial Airways survey, first flight from London to Cape Town, printed flight special event souvenir postcard "Sanctioned by H.M Postmaster General", sent from Jinja (Uganda) to London, dated 13 January 1926, franked with 1922/1927, KUT, 20 c. dull orange, tied by Jinja datestamp, accompanied by the violet oval flight cachet "BY SPECIAL AIR MAIL / 16-11-25 / LONDON - / CAPE TOWN" on both sides, the reverse bearing the green perforated flight vignette, card signed by Alan Cobham with the message "Chamber of Commerce gave us big luncheon, being interested in air development", fine and a rare example from Uganda.
Red Call reported July 2022.
Ref: 20231214
Cover from Siegel's March 2023 “Magnolia” Collection of Japanese Foreign Mail and Post Offices – Lot 589.
It was mailed in April 2023, via USPS Express Mail, to St. Pierre & Miquelon. Tracking indicates it made it to Paris for sorting and has disappeared.
Red Call reported December 2023.
It was mailed in April 2023, via USPS Express Mail, to St. Pierre & Miquelon. Tracking indicates it made it to Paris for sorting and has disappeared.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Ref: 20231214B
Cover from Siegel's March 2023 “Magnolia” Collection of Japanese Foreign Mail and Post Offices – Lot 589.
It was mailed in April 2023, via USPS Express Mail, to St. Pierre & Miquelon. Tracking indicates it made it to Paris for sorting and has disappeared.
Red Call reported December 2023.
It was mailed in April 2023, via USPS Express Mail, to St. Pierre & Miquelon. Tracking indicates it made it to Paris for sorting and has disappeared.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Ref: 20231210
Lost in Transit UK to South Africa.
Package contained: The stamps are mostly GB and South Africa.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Package contained: The stamps are mostly GB and South Africa.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Ref: 20231210
Lost in Transit UK to South Africa.
Package contained: The stamps are mostly GB and South Africa.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Package contained: The stamps are mostly GB and South Africa.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Ref: 20231210
Lost in Transit UK to South Africa.
Package contained: The stamps are mostly GB and South Africa.
Red Call reported December 2023.
Package contained: The stamps are mostly GB and South Africa.
Red Call reported December 2023.
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