Lot 20065 - 1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation. The cover is

1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation.   The cover is
1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation.   The cover is
1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation.   The cover is
1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation.   The cover is



Lot 20065 - 1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation. The cover is

Cyprus » Queen Victoria Keyplate Issues
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Estimate
1'000 - 1'500 CHF
Auction date
Sun 4 Oct 2026 at 13:00 (Europe/Zurich)
10d 14h 1m 44s before bidding ends

Description

1882 incoming cover addressed to the Governor’s Assistant, Keith Wisely, at Kykko Monastery, Nicosia. Kykko Monastery served as one of the earliest military and civil headquarters under British occupation.

The cover is handstamped with Larnaca Headquarter Camp datestamp 16.5.1882 on arrival. Available evidence suggests the Headquarter Camp datestamp was used solely as an arrival cancellation.

One of only four recorded examples to date, making this an important and rare piece of early Cyprus postal history.

Provenance: Photis Themistokleous.

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