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AVH Stamp Auctions AVH 18 Saturday 1st May 2021 closing at 12.00pm (midday) All bids to AVH Stamp Auction, PO Box 569, Welwyn Garden City, Herts, AL7 9NP Tel: 07938 601513 Email: [email protected] 229 Est.£110 303 Est.£300 757 Est.£40 1418 Est.£230 911 Est.£230 ex 1490 Est.£300 1467 Est.£460 ex 1801 Est.£110 1703 Est.£95 2045 Est.£140 2232 Est.£130 2233 Est.£3000 ex 2313 Est.£1000 2319 Est.£300 2342 Est.£500 www.avhstampauctions.co.uk 252 ex 159 ex 227 278 260 279 291 290 304 ex 495 524 529 530 590 596 803 804 829 873 ex 903 ex 1088 1133 ex 1152 1192 1193 1207 ex 1240 ex 1243 Please note images may vary from actual size Light at the end of the tunnel? We are working our way out of lockdown. So, all work depends on the rules set by the Government. We will continue with Postal Auctions at the moment. We are waiting to see if Autumn Stampex is live or virtual. Dates could change or it could change to a Public Sale. Watch the website for all up to date information and any changes. I need to say sorry to all the email clients. I did not realise my new email [email protected] would go into client’s ‘Spam/Trash’ folder. This did mean a delay in people getting their invoices. I will continue to use the colin@ email so please make me a ‘safe sender’ or ‘not spam’. I will then appear in your inbox as usual. We will continue to process small lots first, followed by larger orders and albums. However, box lots and lots which need packaging will be processed later. So please bear with us in getting lots out to you. Thank you to all our clients who did wait and allowed us time to process their purchases. This auction is a great mix of lots, as usual Album Pages at the beginning, interesting small selections and collections. Mixed World lots contains New Ideal, Junior Triumph Album, SG KGVI Red Crown Album (Reserved about 10% of Catalogue). Selections of on and off paper waiting to be sorted. Thematics include Graf Zeppelins, Ships, Royalty, Europa, etc. The one country lots starts with a great Aden Dhows set to 10r m/m. Strong sections of many countries throughout. Also, a good run through of KGVI mint and used as requested. Great Britain has some interesting collections including lot 2119 which is a selection Q Victoria Catalogued £12,000 with Estimate of only £1,000. Also, many sets, singles, Essay’s, Postal History, postmarks, etc. At the end you will find a run of Signed GB covers and Sliver Coin covers. Not something you see every day. We hope you find looking through the catalogue fun and find something to bid on. As before do not miss out, get your bids in early. You can always check up on how your bids are doing, before the auction closes. Happy bidding Colin. General enquiries please email: All lots have estimates (Est.) and are generally reserved at [email protected] 80% unless vendor has specified otherwise. Bid Steps: 07938 601513 or call Colin Avery: Est. £1-£20 £1 steps Pre Auction; to place bids on lots or Est. £20-£50 Est. £2 steps any questions relating to the lots. Est. £50-£100 Est. £5 steps Post Auction; for Bid Results and Est. £100-£500 Est. £10 steps Despatching contact: Est. £500-£1000 Est. £50 steps Pauline: 01707 550191 Est. £1000-£5000 Est. £100 steps FORTH COMING AUCTIONS (Subject to possible Change) AVH Postal Auction (AVH 19) - 17th July 2021 (NO BUYERS PREMIUM) AVH Postal Auction (AVH 20) - 25th September 2021 Album Page Section 1 Commonwealth: A-D range inc GV GVI but mostly QEII (200+) 10 Afghanistan: 1907-50s used range (35 approx) Est. £10 Est. £15 11 Aitutaki: U/m range on stockbook pages ticketed Cat £167 (50+) 2 Commonwealth: A-B GV-QEII range on 20 approx pages (200+) Est. 326 Est. £20 12 Aland: Small mint range Cat £111 (21) Est. £10 3 Commonwealth: A-S mostly QEII on 30+ pages, some more 13 Albania: M+u range from prewar to modern Cat £370 (125+) Est. £38 interesting pre-war noted (100s) Est. £30 14 Algeria: Pre and postwar colln mostly used (75+) Est. £15 4 Africa: Zanzibar Tanganyika Tanzania early 20c to modern used on neat pages (50+) Est. £20 15 Andorra: Pretty early and postwar range on 2 stockbook pages mint (60+) Est. £26 5 Africa: Mostly post Independence range on stockbook pages m+u (150+) Est. £20 16 Australia: 2000-5 used range with sets identified (100+) Est. £10 6 African Port Col: Neat range covering many countries, a lot of 17 Australia: 1913-80s colln on 60+ pre-printed pages m+u with thematics used (1251/2) Est. £30 sparse early section (100s) Est. £20 7 Thematics: League of Nations Mandate range of large blocks, 18 Austria: 50+ pages and loose in a bag, real mixture but mostly stamps, ephemera (30 approx) Est. £20 postwar (100s) Est. £40 8 Thematics: 1981 Royal Wedding Foreign colln on 50 approx loose 19 Bahamas: Sparse colln on many pages inc pre-war m+u (25+) pre-printed pages (100 approx) Est. £30 Est. £10 9 Aden: Mostly pre-war nine range inc low val dhows, pretty (70 20 Bahamas: Range of GVI pmks some on piece (16) Est. £20 Est. £20 approx) 21 Bahrain: GV-postwar range m+u (50+) Est. £15 AVH Stamp Auctions, PO Box 569, Welwyn Garden City, Herts AL7 9NP 1 22 Bangladesh: Range of local pmks and ovpts noted in SG (20) 53 Micronesia: 1984-96 colln in stockbook Cat 118+ Euros (50 Est. £15 approx) Est. £15 23 Barbados: Lovely prewar range on 2 stockbook pages with heavy 54 Montserrat: GVI range m+u (20) Est. £10 dup inc Britannias (100+) Est. £40 55 Montserrat: Modern m+u range (100+) Est. £20 24 Basutoland: GV-1960s range m+u, pretty (50+) Est. £10 56 Morocco: GB ovpt-1970s range m+u (50+) Est. £15 25 BAT: 1963-80 mint range on pre-printed pages Cat £131 (40 57 North and South Rhodesia: Nice early mint range up to early QEII approx) Est. £20 Cat £270 (75+) Est. £40 26 Belgium: Interesting colln on 30+ pages early-modern with back 58 New Hebrides: EDVII-QEII mint range, pretty (70+) Est. £30 of the book material (100s) Est. £15 59 New Zealand: Early range with some duplication, unpicked and 27 Belgium: Single hagner of 1849-63 used range inc pairs (26) Est. £26 Est. £20 pretty (100+) 60 Newfoundland: QV-GVI Mostly used range (23) Est. £10 28 Belize: M+u QEII range mostly thematics (75 approx) Est. £10 61 Nigeria: GV-QEII used range (125+) Est. £26 29 Brazil: U/m 1980-90s range seems in sets (90+) Est. £40 62 Niue Tokelau: Mostly early range on pre-printed pages sparse 30 British Levant: EDVII range of low vals used with some decent (50 approx) Est. £20 pmks (25 approx) Est. £15 63 Norfolk Is: Local labels and a modern tennis m/s (25+) Est. £15 31 British Levant: Pretty range inc QV 2s6d and seahorses, condition vaeries (30 approx) Est. £20 64 North Borneo: Standard range with some imperf pairs/mostly bar cancels but pretty (60+) Est. £10 32 Bulgaria: 1911-61 range ticketed looks mostly u/m Cat £138 (75+) Est. £20 65 North Borneo: Useful early range with some bar cancels (75+) Est. £50 33 Burma: GV-1960s range m+u mostly low vals but some Rupees (80+) Est. £36 66 Norway: Nice colln on 40 approx pages inc many prewar (250+) Est. £30 34 Denmark: Early - modern colln on 20+ pages (200+) Est. £26 67 Nyasaland: GV-QEII used colln (100+) Est. £20 35 Egypt: Mostly pre-war range looks mostly used on stockbook pages (250+) Est. £20 68 Oman: Basic colln mostly QEII used (40 approx) Est. £10 36 Faroe Islands: Mint range in pairs/blocks some dup u/m Cat 69 Pahang: Early-eQEII m+u range (40+) Est. £15 Est. £30 £262 (125+) 70 Pakistan: 1950s/60s mint range in pairs and blocks Cat £88 37 Fiji: QV-QEII on small number of pages (30 approx) Est. £10 (80+) Est. £10 38 Finland: Postwar range looks mostly used on packed stockbook 71 Philipines: Nice range of mixed album pages (100+) Est. £20 Est. £20 pages (100s) 72 Pitcairn Is: Mint QEII range (100 approx) Est. £26 Est. £22 39 France: Postwar sets on black cards used Cat £230 (100+) 73 Poland: Colln prewar-modern mostly used (250+) Est. £15 40 France: Very pretty early range Emperor Heads written up on Est. £50 74 Portugal: Decent range pre and post war on stockbook pages pages (150 approx) looks mostly used (200+) Est. £20 41 Gaza Palestine: Pretty mint range in blocks/pairs/singles inc 75 Portugal & Col: Nice range of unpicked pages with good mixture ovpts + m/s Cat £251 (80+) Est. £26 looks mostly used (200+) Est. £40 42 GB Ovpts: QV-GVI range used few high vals (50 approx) Est. £26 76 St Helena: QV-QEII colln m+u (90 approx) Est. £10 43 Gibraltar: QV-1970s on pre-printed pages sparse (40 approx) 77 St Lucia: QEII range looks mostly mint (125+) Est. £12 Est. £10 78 Suriname: 1891-postwar range on 15+ pages some dup (200 44 Grenada: QV-QEII range inc decent earlies m+u (125+) Est.
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