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Stephan Welz & Co Stephan Welz & Co 13 Biermann Avenue Postage Stamps, Postal History, Banknotes, Coins and Rosebank Johannesburg Medals 2132 South Africa Started 09 Oct 2013 19:00 SAST (18:00 BST) Lot Description 1900 Thematic Collection A fine mounted/used, mostly mint collection in 2 albums and a ledger from the late collector, Lt. Col. L. 1 Simenhoff, E.D. F.R.P.S.L who was one of the editors of the ‘Standard Catalogue of the Postage Stamps of the Union of South Africa’, of which the 1946 co ...[more] 1900/2000 World Dogs Thematic Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used, mostly unmtd mint collection in 29 Albums/stockbooks. Lots of 2 research material and literature included. The largest collection of a dog thematic you will see in a long while and worth more than the estimate. 1 1900/2000 World Aviation Thematic Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used, mostly unmtd mint collection in 8 Albums/stockbooks. Lot 3 also includes 5 x Signed South African Aviation FDC albums. Lots of research material and literature included. Worth well more than the estimate. 1 1900/2000 Thematic Collections A fine well written up different thematic collection in a small box. From, Religion to boats, etc. 4 Recommended viewing. 1 1900/2000 World Boats Thematic Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used, mostly unmtd mint boats thematic in 5 albums. Well 5 researched and put together. Recommended viewing. 1 1929/1984 Railways Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used selection of South African Railways stamps on 6 album pages. Some items 6 in the collection are a block of 20 10c and 21 25c S.A.R AND H. SICK FUND, 1937 overprint issues to 20/-, 1945 overprint to £1 and Specimen overprint strips including v ...[more] 1930/2000 World Air Thematic Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used well written up in 3 albums, noted some good early Union first 7 Airmail covers, Flying Boat, Early Commonwealth and Signed South Africa covers. Recommended viewing. 1 1940/2000 World Trains Thematic A fine unmtd/mounted/used well written up in 4 large albums, including signed covers, full sheet 8 Cinderellas, etc. Recommended viewing. 1 1981 World Royal Wedding Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used, mostly unmtd mint, Princess Diana Royal Wedding collection in +30 9 Pre-printed/albums and FDC albums, the largest Royal Wedding collection you will see in a long while. Too much to mention, but many unlisted as well as listed varietie ...[more] 1840/2000 World collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used collection in 15 Albums, files. Noted penny blacks, high value Great Britain 10 issues, Modern South Africa. Recommended viewing. 1 1870/1965 World Collections Mainly fine unmtd/mounted/used in 6 albums, comprising mainly Southern African material, including 11 South Africa, South West Africa, Rhodesia & Nyasaland with Southern Rhodesia 1/- perf 14 mint (SG23b), Basutoland, Bechuanaland and Swaziland, also other Commonweal ...[more] 1900/2000 World Collections A fine unmtd/mounted/used world collection in 8 Boxes. Noted Small box full of South Africa Sheets, 12 thousands of stamps in envelopes, albums, and the normal FCS’s and homelands. Recommended viewing. 1 13 1870/1990 World Collections Mainly fine unmtd/mounted/used in 4 albums, packets and covers in box, unchecked, finds possible. 1 1880/2000 World Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used in 6 boxes. Many thousands in albums or loose in envelopes, etc. Many hours 14 of enjoyment as you go through this lot. Recommended viewing. 1 15 1900/1980 World Mix Unmtd/mounted/used odds and ends in a box, including literarture. Finds possible. Recommended viewing. 1 1900/1980 World Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used world collection in a box, containing 7 albums, packets and envelopes. Good 16 coverage of Commonwealth QEII in 1 album, some South Africa full sheets, Israel FDC collection, China in packets, etc. Recommended viewing. 1 1900/1990 World Collections A fine unmtd/mounted/used collection in albums and packets in a box, noted some great bird thematic, 17 modern Great Britain in album, a 2011 China Philatelic issue souvenir booklet and a Nelson Mandela FDC 1994 Presidential Inauguration R5 coin cover as issued by the po ...[more] 1900/2000 World Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used world collection in 9 Boxes. Noted Small box full of South Africa Sheets, 18 thousands of stamps in envelopes, albums, and the normal FCS’s and homelands. Recommended viewing. 1 1900/2009 World Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used world collection, in 5 boxes. 2 x boxes with New FDC albums, Southern Africa 19 in them, also noted many albums and packets of world mix. One of those lots that will keep you busy for many hours. Recommended viewing. 1 circa 1920 Perkins Bacon Trade sheets A lot of Perkins Bacon Trade Sheet and singles in red: complete unit with Newfoundland (‘the 20 set’ (8 singles + 1 pair) the 4d showing the ‘scarring’); Cape of Good Hope (6d and 1s pairs); Chile (4); Ceylon (blank value tablet); and We ...[more] 1960/2000 World Collections A fine unmtd/mounted/used World collection in 15 boxes and 1 large Red trunk. Possible finds and many 21 many hours of work as you feel that you have a large lucky packet, with many thousands of stamps, loose and in albums. Recommended viewing. 1 1969/1986 British Commonwealth fine/very fine unmounted mint on stockcards, comprising 1969/80 Fiji commemorative watermark 22 varieties, 1972/7 Mauritius definitive reprints on different papers with different watermarks, 1972/4 Montserrat definitives with different watermarks and papers, 1972/4 Ne ...[more] 1885/1927 Commonwealth Collection Comprising 1885 Transvaal fine unused 1d. deep yellow-ochre colour trial pair, 1919 23 Newfoundland Contingent fine/very fine mint set 12 values (SG 130/41), 1919 Cook Islands 2d. deep brown unmtd mint block of 4, SG 44 and 1927 New Zealand 3/- pale mauve fine mint ...[more] 1937/1970 British Commonwealth A mainly fine mounted/unmtd mint plus some used in 6 Albums/box, comprising a good selection 24 King George VI, Royal Silver Wedding, also some good Pitcairn Islands, recommended viewing, High catalogue value. 1 1840/1940 Commonwealth collection Very fine used in pre-printed large album. Many better items noted, ideal for the postmark hunter. 25 High catalogue value. Recommended viewing. 1 1870/1945 World Postal History Collection A fine grouping of postal history covers, postcards. Noted some early GB, Europe, Pre-Union 26 Postcards. Some high catalogued items. + 80 items. Recommended viewing. 1 1902/1935 Commonwealth Specimen Collection 9 x fine SPECIMEN postcards/newspaper wrappers. 2 x 1d King Edward VII Transvaal 27 1/2d, 3 x 1d as well as2 x newspaper wrappers. Lot also includes King George V and King George VI 1/2d Basutoland SPECIMEN cards. A fine lot. 1 1920/1960 Commonwealth dealers stock A fine unmtd/mounted/used lot on cards in large box. Many hundreds. Unchecked. High 28 Catalogue value. Recommended viewing. 1 1933/1935 British Commonwealth KGV very fine mounted/unmtd mint selection comprising Basutoland 1933 K. G. V set 10 values, SG 29 1 - SG 10, Southern Rhodesia 1935 K. G. V Silver Jubilee set of 4 values in blocks of 4, SG 31 - SG 34, S. W. A. 1935 Silver Jubilee set of 4 values in imprint blocks o ...[more] 1937/1952 Commonwealth Variety Collection A fine unmtd/mounted/used commonwealth variety collection on album pages. A stunning 30 listed and unlisted variety collection. A few noted are the Southern Rhodesia 50th Anniv. of Occ. of Matabeleland "Saddlebag Flaw", 3d black and blue BSA Co. G ...[more] 1938/1951 King George VI A fine mounted mint King George VI M-Z collection in an album. Most sets are completed. Recommended 31 viewing. Catalogued £3 350. 1 1962 QEII Collection A fine unmtd mint Queen Elizabeth II Collection, Ascension SG 70 – SG 83, Bahamas SG 228 – SG 243, Cayman 32 Is. SG 165 – SG 179, Cyprus SG 211 – SG 223, Falkland Is – South Georgia SG 1 – SG 15, Gambia SG 193 – SG 205, Hong Kong SG 196 ...[more] 1891/1934 Commonwealth A fine mounted/used Commonwealth collection on pages, starting with used 1891 BCA overprint BSAC 33 Nyasaland selection to 5/- catalogued £384. Also noted Nyasaland SG 27, mint and used, Catalogued £385, Kenya and Uganda King George V issue to £1. Southern Rhodesia King Georg ...[more] 1920/1936 Commonwealth A fine mounted used King George V collection on album pages, noted, Ascension 1924 issue to 3/, 1934 set 34 of 10, 1935 mint and used Ceylon SG 368 – SG 378, Seychelles SG 98 – SG 123, 1927 Tanganyika mint and used to 5/. Recommended viewing. Catalogued + £1 111. ...[more] 24/25 Commonwealth Collection of unmtd single better items on 2 stock cards. Great Britain Penny Red SG 43 plate 133 and plate 135, 35 King Edward 10d SG 311, King George VI 2/6 SG 476a, Falkland Is QV SG 20 and block of 4 SG 32, Brunei block of 4 SG 13, Cook Island block of 4 SG 44 and King George ...[more] 1936/1952 King George VI a fine mounted mint selection on 9 stock cards comprising Aden SG 16 - SG 17, SG 36 - SG 46, Antigua SG 36 93 - SG 109, Ascension SG 33 - 4 SG 7 incl. shades, perf varieties, Bahamas SG 149 - SG 157, Basutoland SG 13 - SG 23, Barbados SG 213 - SG 223, SG 243 - SG 256 incl. ...[more] 1936/1952 King George VI a fine mounted mint selection on 9 stock cards comprising Bechuanaland SG 118 - SG 128, British Guiana 37 SG 308a - SG 319, British Honduras SG 150 - SG 161, Cayman Islands SG 115 - SG 126 incl.
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