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Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
08:39:18pm
"These "Covers of the Day" are selected from my database of 150,000 covers that I have sold on ebay going back 22 years. Prices realized range from $3 to $2,000.
Covers are selected like an Improv show ... audience shouts out a topic / country / theme and I'll see what I can show. I may provide a short description, but philatelic "write-up" contributions to the post will be welcome and will hopefully stir conversation and participation.
You are the audience ... shout away. Send a DM or post here."
philatelia wrote: "Would greatly enjoy learning more about various markings on covers" and I know she likes Ireland, so here is today's cover.
Ireland 1944 Canadian Army address - no air service auxiliary marking censored
If anybody can find out where this Army Unit was stationed, it would be worthwhile to know, so we can see what "this Route" was.
"Shout out" your requests for the next one. DM or post here.
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VERY cool! May I ask what was the price realized?
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08:52:16pm
"VERY cool! May I ask what was the price realized?"
US$6.50 / March 2016
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The auxiliary marking is missing some letters. It looks like NO AIRMAIL SERVICE BY THIS ROUTE ???SEN. Anybody know what that last word is?
Also, this was applied in Ireland, am I correct?
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09:29:05pm
Lifted from another similar cover of the same period:
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Ah yes, thanks Roy.
The last name on the address, and on the return address, is D'hondt. Interesting when you Google it.
The return address says: Edgeworthstown, County Longford, Ireland (right in the center of Ireland)
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What is the cost today?
When was this cover sold?
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10 Feb 2023
08:39:18pm
"These "Covers of the Day" are selected from my database of 150,000 covers that I have sold on ebay going back 22 years. Prices realized range from $3 to $2,000.
Covers are selected like an Improv show ... audience shouts out a topic / country / theme and I'll see what I can show. I may provide a short description, but philatelic "write-up" contributions to the post will be welcome and will hopefully stir conversation and participation.
You are the audience ... shout away. Send a DM or post here."
philatelia wrote: "Would greatly enjoy learning more about various markings on covers" and I know she likes Ireland, so here is today's cover.
Ireland 1944 Canadian Army address - no air service auxiliary marking censored
If anybody can find out where this Army Unit was stationed, it would be worthwhile to know, so we can see what "this Route" was.
"Shout out" your requests for the next one. DM or post here.
Roy
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re: Cover of the Day: Friday Feb. 10, 2023 - Ireland with auxiliary marking
VERY cool! May I ask what was the price realized?
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BuckaCover.com - 80,000 covers priced 60c to $1.50 - Easy browsing 500 categories
10 Feb 2023
08:52:16pm
re: Cover of the Day: Friday Feb. 10, 2023 - Ireland with auxiliary marking
"VERY cool! May I ask what was the price realized?"
US$6.50 / March 2016
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re: Cover of the Day: Friday Feb. 10, 2023 - Ireland with auxiliary marking
The auxiliary marking is missing some letters. It looks like NO AIRMAIL SERVICE BY THIS ROUTE ???SEN. Anybody know what that last word is?
Also, this was applied in Ireland, am I correct?
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BuckaCover.com - 80,000 covers priced 60c to $1.50 - Easy browsing 500 categories
10 Feb 2023
09:29:05pm
re: Cover of the Day: Friday Feb. 10, 2023 - Ireland with auxiliary marking
Lifted from another similar cover of the same period:
Roy
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re: Cover of the Day: Friday Feb. 10, 2023 - Ireland with auxiliary marking
Ah yes, thanks Roy.
The last name on the address, and on the return address, is D'hondt. Interesting when you Google it.
The return address says: Edgeworthstown, County Longford, Ireland (right in the center of Ireland)
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08:49:18am
re: Cover of the Day: Friday Feb. 10, 2023 - Ireland with auxiliary marking
What is the cost today?
When was this cover sold?
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