Sale number: S24005 Stamps & Covers of The World will be spread over two days and will include Collections & Ranges. Lots will go live at the end of February. Contact us to request a copy of the printed catalogue. This auction is currently been curated, lots will be available to view appropriately 3 weeks prior to the live auction. Be sure to sign up in order to receive email notifications about current and future sales.

SGB Stamp Auction | Stamps & Covers of The World | S24005

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A H Baldwin & Sons Ltd has a history that dates back to 1872, and is one of the largest and longest established numismatic dealers and auction houses in the world. As a distinguished name in the numismatic trade, they have seamlessly transitioned into the world of bullion, bringing unparalleled expertise and commitment to quality to a broader audience.

Established in 1872, Baldwin's has been a cornerstone of the numismatic trade, earning a reputation for integrity, authenticity, and a passion for the rare and precious. For over a century and a half, we have been at the forefront of preserving and promoting the art and history encapsulated within rare coins and precious metals.

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POSTAL HISTORY: 1872 small cover to England bearing 6c lilac and 24c cancelled by indistinct obliterators with “SINGAPORE/JY 24 /72” s/r cds in red &nbsp;alongside, Southampton arrival ‘SP 2/72’ on reverse.&nbsp;

POSTAL HISTORY: 1872 small cover to England bearing 6c lilac and 24c cancelled by indistinct obliterators

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POSTAL HISTORY: 1872 small cover to England bearing 6c lilac and 24c cancelled by indistinct obliterators

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