Philb.......now you need to start your search for a red example. I believe it was a set of 4.
At least in imperforate there are 5 stamps
These appear different;
imperforate has english word below image.
As a Netherlands Indies - Indonesia specialist... I am drooling!
David
Always great to learn something new! When I saw your stamps I did some research and learned some geography I never knew before!! Included is the fact that there are cities in the US called Batavia as well. Great stuff!! I wonder if I'll ever run into a precancel from Batavia N.Y. or Batavia Ill. or Batavia Ohio!! If I ever see one I'll definitely try to pick it up! Did a search on E-Bay: https://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_from=R40 ...
There were quite a few Cinderellas in the auction in which Phil scored his Rubber Congress labels. Most sold, and a few sawferocious bidding.
On the other hand, 100+ Europa lots were utterly shunned. Together, they would have created a nearly complete collection from 50s to 1980, and many with multiple examples w & w o selvage and with a variety of official and unofficialFD cxls.
Indeed a very nice find. Rubber was a big thing in the Netherlands Indies before synthetic rubber brought an end to the huge profits the Dutch made on their plantations.
I found a few references on Dutch sites and they all say that these cinderellas are very rare. I need not know what you paid, but over here they are offered for 18 euros a piece. The sites also mention that it is completely unclear how many varieties (colours, languages, perforations etc) exist.
I had seen 'sets' of 4 in the past hence my comment, but had not considered that there should be a blue type also. Blue is a standard colour for most Poster stamp sets of this type. Of course there could well be more colours.
If Phil shops around he can add to his lot cheaply. I found a couple of his colour types on ebay yesterday for 96c so I am sure the red or blue (or any other colour) are out there somewhere !!!
What a great hobby Cinderella collecting is.
Londonbus1
Congrats on the find, Phil.
Thanks Antonio, i usually have an eye for covers..but there were some beautiful cinderellas there. Most of us start out as kids foraging for used postage stamps...its amazing where it can take us.
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
Philb.......now you need to start your search for a red example. I believe it was a set of 4.
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
At least in imperforate there are 5 stamps
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
These appear different;
imperforate has english word below image.
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
As a Netherlands Indies - Indonesia specialist... I am drooling!
David
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
Always great to learn something new! When I saw your stamps I did some research and learned some geography I never knew before!! Included is the fact that there are cities in the US called Batavia as well. Great stuff!! I wonder if I'll ever run into a precancel from Batavia N.Y. or Batavia Ill. or Batavia Ohio!! If I ever see one I'll definitely try to pick it up! Did a search on E-Bay: https://www.ebay.ca/sch/i.html?_from=R40 ...
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
There were quite a few Cinderellas in the auction in which Phil scored his Rubber Congress labels. Most sold, and a few sawferocious bidding.
On the other hand, 100+ Europa lots were utterly shunned. Together, they would have created a nearly complete collection from 50s to 1980, and many with multiple examples w & w o selvage and with a variety of official and unofficialFD cxls.
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
Indeed a very nice find. Rubber was a big thing in the Netherlands Indies before synthetic rubber brought an end to the huge profits the Dutch made on their plantations.
I found a few references on Dutch sites and they all say that these cinderellas are very rare. I need not know what you paid, but over here they are offered for 18 euros a piece. The sites also mention that it is completely unclear how many varieties (colours, languages, perforations etc) exist.
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
I had seen 'sets' of 4 in the past hence my comment, but had not considered that there should be a blue type also. Blue is a standard colour for most Poster stamp sets of this type. Of course there could well be more colours.
If Phil shops around he can add to his lot cheaply. I found a couple of his colour types on ebay yesterday for 96c so I am sure the red or blue (or any other colour) are out there somewhere !!!
What a great hobby Cinderella collecting is.
Londonbus1
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
Congrats on the find, Phil.
re: nice find at the club auction tonight
Thanks Antonio, i usually have an eye for covers..but there were some beautiful cinderellas there. Most of us start out as kids foraging for used postage stamps...its amazing where it can take us.