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16 March 2016 (First Session, Lots 1–568) Miscellaneous & Mixed Lots 9 First Session, Lots 1 – 568 Wednesday 16th March at 2 pm Miscellaneous and Mixed Lots 1 A Q.V. to Q.E.II mint and used collection in an album, incl. Australian States with Western Australia, Cyprus with 1880 1d. plate 217 used (2), 1881 18mm ½d. on 1d. plate 205 mint (2), 1882-86 set used, 1892-94 12pi. used (imperfections), 1894-96 to 18pi. mint, 1904-10 to 18pi. mint, 1912-15 set used, 1921-23 to 9pi. mint and used, 1928 Anniversary to 45pi. mint and used, 1955-60 set mint, 1960-61 set mint, Gibraltar 1889-96 20c. used, 1953- 59 set mint, Great Britain, Mauritius used in Seychelles 1863-72 6d. yellow-green, 1s. yellow, 1878 2c., 1890-92 Die I set mint, Die II set mint, 1897-1900 to 1r.50 mint, 1903 set mint, 1938-49 to 5r. mint (2), etc., varied condition. Stated to cat. £28,728. (100s) £5,500-£6,000 2 A Q.V. to Q.E.II mint and used collection in an album, incl. Bahamas, Barbados 1852-55 (4d.) used, 1892-1903 2s.6d. blue-black and orange mint and used, Bechuanaland 1888 1s. on 1s. mint, Bermuda, British Antarctic Territory 1963-69 £1 Endurance used on piece, British Honduras 1913-21 1c. with inverted watermark mint (tone spots), 1922-33 $2 overprinted “SPECIMEN”, British Virgin Islands 1879-80 2½d. used, 1922-28 watermark MCA 5s. used, Canada, Cayman Islands, Dominica 1877-79 4d. and 1s. mint, Gilbert and Ellice Islands 1911 set mint, 1940 Postage Due set mint, used set (less 5d.), Grenada, Mauritius, Sarawak, Swaziland, Tanganyika 1927-31 10s. mint, etc., varied condition. Stated to cat. £26,367. (100s) £4,500-£5,000 3 A Q.V. to Q.E.II mint and used collection in an album, incl. Ascension 1922 sets mint and used, 1924-33 ½d. and 1d. mint with ‘torn flag’, 2d. with ‘cleft rock’ used, set mint, 2s. (2) and 3s. used, 1935 Silver Jubilee set used, 1934 sets mint and used, 1938-53 sets mint and used, also values to 10s. on three covers, 1956 set mint to 10s. (2) used, Saint Helena 1903 2s. mint and used, 1922-27 watermark Mult. Crown to 5s. mint, watermark Mult. Script to 5s. mint (2), used (2), Zanzibar with a range of India used in Zanzibar, 1895-96 to 3r. mint and used with varieties, 1896 sets mint and used, 1899-1901 1r. to 5r. mint, 1904 1r. to 5r. mint, also 4½a., 5a., 7½a., 1r. to 5r. all overprinted “SPECIMEN”, 1908-09 to 5r. mint and used, 1921-29 10r. overprinted “SPECIMEN”, postage dues, etc., varied condition. Stated to cat. £27,611. (100s) £4,500-£5,000 4 A Q.V. to Q.E.II mint and used selection on stockleaves, incl. Aden 1937 Dhow 10r. mint, Ascension 1924-33 ½d. with ‘torn flag’ mint, 1d. grey-black and bright blue-green, 2d. with ‘cleft rock’ used, 1938-53 1½d. black and vermilion perf. 13 with ‘davit’ flaw mint, 1½d. black and rose carmine with cut mast and railings mint and used, 4d. with ‘mountaineer’ flaw mint, Barbados 1875-80 perf. 14 6d. unused, Bermuda 1938-53 perf. 14 £1 purple and black on red mint, British Antarctic Territory 1963-69 £1 red and brownish black mint, Cayman Islands 1907-09 10s. used (dubious cancellation), Cyprus 1928 Anniversary £1 mint, Grenada 1938-50 10s. perf. 14 (narrow) mint, Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika 1922-27 2s. with watermark Crown to right of CA used (discoloured), Leeward Islands 1938-51 1s. “DI” flaw mint, St. Kitts-Nevis 1862 1s. unused, Seychelles with Mauritius used in 1883-90 2c., 18c., 25c., New Guinea 1915-16 watermark type 5 4d. with variety line through “FOUR PENCE” mint, watermark type 2 6d. with watermark inverted mint, watermark type 6 £1 used, 1918-22 10s. mint (2) and used, 1925-27 10s. mint and used, £1 mint, 1931 Air £1 used, 1939 £1 mint, 1935 £2 mint and used, £5 used, Papua 1901-05 watermark horizontal ½d. thin paper used, 2s.6d. mint, 1906 watermark horizontal 2s.6d. mint and used, watermark vertical 4d. mint (2), used, 1907-10 watermark sideways perf. 11 4d. with deformed “d” at left mint, 1910-11 2d. with “C” for “O” in “POSTAGE” mint, 1911-15 2½d. mint and perf. 14 1d. used, both with watermark Crown to right of A, 1916-31 10s. used, 1931 2d. on 1½d. with “POSTACE” at right mint, Officials with 1908-10 watermark sideways perf. 11 1s. mint, Saint Helena 1922-37 watermark MCA £1 mint, watermark Mult. Script 2d. with torn flag used, 2d. with ‘cleft rock’ used, 7s.6d. mint and used, 7s.6d. brownish-grey and orange used, 10s. mint and used, 1921-32 5r. mint and used, 1938-49 20c. ochre-brown with Handkerchief flaw mint, Tanganyika 1922-24 watermark sideways 10s. mint, £1 watermark upright used (dubious cancellation), Turks and Caicos Islands 1900-04 ½d. with watermark reversed mint, Zanzibar with India used in 1882-90 12a. with type Z6 c.d.s., 1895-96 ½a. with variety “ZANZIDAR” mint, 2r. mint, 5r. mint and used, 1904 2½ on 7½a. type 22b mint, 1908-09 2r. watermark sideways mint, 40r. and 50r. overprinted “SPECIMEN”, 1913 10r. mint, 1914-22 10r. mint, etc., mixed condition. Stated to cat. £23,380. (181) £4,500-£5,000 10 16 March 2016 (First Session, Lots 1–568) Miscellaneous & Mixed Lots 5 A Q.V. to K.G.V collection in New Imperial albums volumes I and II, mainly used with G.B. incl. 1840 1d. (12), 2d. (2), later line engraved, good range of surface printed to 5s. plate 4 (2, one perfin), 10s. (perfin), 1891 £1, K.E.VII to £1 (2), Seahorses to 10s (5), 1929 P.U.C. £1, range of officials incl. forgeries, Antigua, Australian States from imperfs., Australia with ‘roos incl. 1931-36 to £1, 1932 Bridge set, Bahamas 1912-19 £1, Barbados range of Britannias, Bermuda, British Guiana, British Levant, Canada large and small Queens, 1897 Jubilee values to 50c., Cape of Good Hope triangulars (22), Ceylon from imperfs., Gibraltar 1889-96 to 5p., Gold Coast, Hong Kong Q.V. values to 96c., surcharges, 1904-06 $3, 1912-21 $10, 1921-37 to $5, India from imperfs., officials, States, Malta values to 10s., 1925 postage due set, 1s.6d. tête-bêche pair, New Zealand range of Chalons, Pictorials to 5s., Nigerias, Rhodesia, South Africa, Zanzibar, 1935 Silver Jubilee sets virtually complete used plus a few mint, fiscally used high values, etc., mixed condition, not all cancellations guaranteed, some forgeries. (1,000s) £4,000-£5,000 6 A mint Commonwealth accumulation in three binders and a stockbook, mainly later K.G.V and K.G.VI sets, much unmounted, incl. Antigua 1932 Tercentenary set, Ascension 1934 to 5s., 1938-53 to both 10s. with most perfs., Australia 1932 Bridge 5s., Basutoland 1933 and 1938 to 10s., British Guiana 1934 to $1 and 1938-42 to $3 with most perfs., British Solmon Islands 1907 to 1s., Brunei, Canada 1930-31 and 1937-38 to $1, Cayman Islands 1938- 48 to 10s. (2) with most perfs., Cyprus 1928 British Rule to £1, 1935 to 45pi., 1938 to £1, Falkland Islands 1933 Centenary to 2s.6d., 1938-50 to 5s. (3), 10s. and £1, 1952 to £1, Fiji 1938-55 to £1, Hong Kong 1946 Victory 30c. and $1 showing variety ‘extra stroke’ in corner blocks of four, K.U.T. 1938-54 to £1 with most perfs., Kedah 1921- 32 to $5, Nauru 1924-48 to 10s., New Hebrides 1938 Gold Currency set, Newfoundland 1897 Discovery set, Nigeria 1936 to £1, New Guinea 1939 Airs to £1 (imperfections), St Helena 1912-16 to 3s. (less 3d.), 1934 Centenary set, 1938-44 to 10s., Sierra Leone 1932 and 1938-44 to £1, South West Africa 1931 to 10s., Tasmania 1899-1900 ½d. to 6d. sets (2), etc., occasional light toning, otherwise mostly fine. (100s) £3,500-£4,000 7 A mainly used Commonwealth collection in a rebound Imperial album, Q.V. to K.E.VII with range of early issues, incl. Australian States, British West Indies, Bermuda, B.S.A. to £2 used, Canada small and large Heads, 1897 Jubilee values to 20c. mint and 50c. used, Cape of Good Hope 1d. (2), 4d. (4), 6d. (1 single and 1 pair) and 1s. triangulars, Ceylon, Cyprus, Gibraltar, Great Britain 1840 1d. Mulready envelope used, 1840 1d. black (4) and 2d. blue used, later line engraved, surface printed to £1 used, K.E.VII to £1 used, officials, Hong Kong, India and States, Jamaica 1870-73 5s. showing variety watermark inverted mint, Mauritius, Mafeking, Natal, etc., mixed condition. (100s) £3,000-£3,500 8 A large British Empire collection in 25 albums in five cartons, mostly from 1930s to 2000s with much modern, a few earlier, majority mint with definitives, commemoratives and miniature sheets, sets incl. Australia 1963-65 Navigators, British Guiana 1934 to $1, British Honduras 1938-47 to $5, Q.E.II sets to $5, British Solomon Is. 1956- 63 to £1, Canada, Cayman Is. 1935 to 10s., Q.E.II sets to £1, Ceylon 1969 unissued Buddhist Congress 50c., Cyprus 1960-61 to £1, Channel Is. and Isle of Man, Fiji, Gibraltar 1953-59 and 1960-62 to £1, Gilbert and Ellice Is., Hong Kong Q.E.II sets to $20 and $50, Ireland, Jamaica, K.U.T., Leeward Is.
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