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Autumn 07 Cover 11 March 2015 (First Session, Lots 1001–1517) Miscellaneous & Mixed Lots 9 First Session, Lots 1001 – 1517 Wednesday 11th March at 11 am Miscellaneous and Mixed Lots 1001 A mainly mint British Empire collection in a stockbook incl., Bahamas 1861-62 perf. 14 to 16 1d. lake, B.P.A. certificate (2004), Canada 1868 12½c. milky blue (unused), Cyprus 1924-28 10s., £1 (2), £5 overprinted “SPECIMEN”, B.P.A. certificate (2007), Newfoundland 1857-64 6½d. scarlet-vermilion (faults), Rhodesia 1909-12 1d. deep carmine-rose pair imperf. between, 1910-13 2s.6d. (3), £1 (2), Sierra Leone 1933 Wilberforce to £1, Zululand 1888-93 5s. rose, B.P.A. certificate (1952), some with faults but mainly good to fine. (47) £4,000-£4,500 1002 An all World accumulation in fifteen albums,with a wide variety of part sets and sets to the 1970’s, incl. much Commonwealth with Aden, Antigua, Ascension, Australia ‘roos to 2s. used, 1937-49 to £1 mint, Australian States, Barbados, Cape of Good Hope triangulars 4d. (2) and 1s. used., Ceylon, India and States, Malta, Malaya and States, New Zealand, Rhodesias, Trinidad and Tobago, South Africa with Mafeking 1900 1s. on British Bechuanaland 4d. vertical pair tied to piece with “MAFEKING/C.G.H” c.d.s’s, also Europe with France and Colonies, Germany, Switzerland, Latin America, China, Japan with Occupation issues, Persia, U.S.A., etc., mixed condition. (1,000s) £2,500-£3,000 1003 A chiefly mint British Commonwealth collection in three albums, from Q.V. to early Q.E.II, with a wide variety of sets and ranges, mint sets incl. Antigua 1938-51 to £1, Ascension 1924-33 to 3s. and 1938-53 to 10s., Bahamas 1938-52 to £1, Bermuda 1938-53 to 10s. (3), 12s.6d. (2) and £1 (3), 1953-62 to £1, British Honduras 1938-47 to $5, British Occ. of Italian Colonies Cyrenaica 1950 to 500m., Cyprus 1934 to 45pi. and 1938-52 to £1, Gibraltar 1938-51 to £1, K.U.T. 1938-54 to £1, Northern Rhodesia 1938-52 to 20s., Nyasaland 1938-44 to £1, Southern Rhodesia to 5s., South West Africa 1931 to 20s., Sudan 1898 to 10p., also Australia with ‘roos to 5s. mint, British Levant, Cape triangulars to 1s. used, Malaya and States, various Omnibus issues with Silver Jubilee (incl. British Forces in Egypt) and U.P.U. sets mint, varieties, multiples, etc., mostly fine. (100s) £2,000-£3,000 1004 A mint and used Commonwealth collection in three albums, from Q.V. to early Q.E.II, incl. Ascension 1924-33 to 3s. mint, Bahamas 1884-90 to £1 mint, Barbados 1912-16 to 3s. mint, British Solomon Islands 1914-21 to £1 and 1922-31 to 10s. mint, Cape of Good Hope 1863-64 6d. triangular mint pair, Ceylon 1857-59 8d. used with R.P.S. certificate (1977), Cyprus 1892-94 ½pi. to 12pi. set mint, 1912-15 10s. mint, Dominica 1923-33 to £1 mint, Gibraltar 1889 to 75c. on 1s. mint, 1906-11 to 8s. used, Leeward Islands 1921-32 10s and £1 perforated “SPECIMEN”, Montserrat 1921 to 5s. mint, Nyasaland 1913-21 to £1 mint, St. Vincent 1904-11 £1 mint, Turks and Caicos Islands, etc., mixed condition. (100s) £2,000-£2,200 1005 A Q.E.II mainly unmounted mint British Empire collection in six albums contained in a carton with sets incl. Aden, Antigua 1953-62, Ascension 1956, Australia 1959-64 to both 5s., 1963-65 Navigators, postage dues, Bahrain, Bermuda 1953-62, British Honduras 1953-62, British Solomon Is. 1956-63, Cayman Is. 1953-62 and 1962-64, Cyprus 1955-60 and 1960-61 overprinted, Falkland Is. 1960-66, Dependencies 1954-62, Fiji 1954-62, Gambia 1953- 59, Gibraltar 1953-59 and 1960-62, Hong Kong 1954-62 to $10 (2, shades), India, K.U.T. 1954-59 and 1960-62, Malta 1956-57, N.Z. with Health miniature sheets, North Borneo 1954-59 and 1961, P.N.G. 1952-58, Qatar 1961, Rhodesia & Nyasaland, Sarawak 1955-59, Seychelles 1954-61, Singapore, Somaliland 1953-58, South Georgia 1963, Swaziland 1956, Tristan da Cunha, Turks and Caicos 1957-60, Virgin Is. 1956-62, etc. (many 100s) £1,500-£2,000 1006 A British Empire interesting collection in four albums and five stockbooks, specialised in places incl. Australia cancellations, South Australia squared circle cancellations with some on covers, many on piece, Western Australia revenues, Ascension 1963 Birds to £1 unmounted mint, Falkland Is. 1898 5s. used, 1938 £1 used, 1948 Wedding £1 mint, postmarks, Hong Kong 1936 airmail cover, 1938 K.G.VI f.d.c., 1945 cover with boxed “POSTAGE FREE” handstamp, Branch P.O’s on cover, K.U.T. K.G.VI unmounted mint De La Rue imperf. blocks, cancellations incl. British East Africa, and Uganda, Sudan covers from 1896, Egypt used Wadi Halfa Camp, postal stationery censors, 1950s Postal Agencies cancellations on cover, Military Telegraphs, etc. £1,400-£1,600 10 11 March 2015 (First Session, Lots 1001–1517) Miscellaneous & Mixed Lots 1007 An all World accumulation in sixteen albums (two empty), four stockbooks and on leaves, incl. Cyprus, Egypt, French Colonies, Malaya and States, Nigeria, South Africa Cape of Good Hope 1879 3d. on 4d. variety “PENCB” used, 1893-98 5s. mint, Singapore 1948-52 perf. 14 and perf. 17½ x 18 sets mint, Spain, Zanzibar 1896 to 5r. mint, 1908-09 to 5r. set, 1913 to 10r. mint, etc., varied condition. (1,000s) £1,200-£1,500 1008 A collection of Foreign Countries in mixed condition in New Ideal albums volumes I and II incl. China 1878 to 5ca. used, 1897 Red Revenue 2c. on 3c. and 4c. on 2c. used, 1913-33 London Printing values to $1, $2 fresh mint, Cuba, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Germany 1931 Polar Flight set mint (4rm. is unmounted), Greece 1906 Games to 5d. mint, Indo China 1907 to 10f. mint, Portuguese Colonies, Saar, Spain, Thailand, etc. (many 100s) £1,200-£1,500 1009 A mint and used K.G.VI to Q.E.II collection in thirteen sparsely filled New Age albums, incl. Aden, Australia, Cyprus 1955-60 set mint, 1960 Republic set mint, Falkland Islands 1960-66 set mint, Dependencies 1954-62 set mint, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, India, North Borneo, Samoa, Seychelles, Tristan de Cunha, etc. (100s) £1,000-£1,200 1010 A Q.V. to early Q.E.II mint and used accumulation in two stockbooks, with mint incl. a range of high values, Falkland Is. K.G.V shades to 1s., 1952 set to £1 (less 3d.) in marginal blocks of four, Indian States with Chamba 1942-47 1r. to 10r., Jind 1937-38 15r., 1941-43 25r., Jamaica 1938-52 values to £1, K.U.T. 1897-1903 10r. overprinted “SPECIMEN”, 1938-54 10c. red-brown and orange perf. 14, Leeward Is. 1921-32 10s., 1938-51 £1 perf. 13 pair, Natal 1874-99 5s., Rhodesia and Nyasaland 1954-56 5s. to £1 imprint pairs, Ross Dependency 1967 7c. imperf. proof pair, Somaliland 1953-58 set to 10s., Southern Nigeria 1903-04 ½d. to 10s., omnibus issues incl. Cayman Is. and Dominica 1948 Wedding sets in corner blocks of four, various used incl. British Occupation of Italian Colonies Somalia 1950 set, Canada 1950-52 “G” official set, Rhodesia incl. 1897 £1, Southern Rhodesia on pieces, a few covers and cards, also some Foreign incl. Iceland, Switzerland, etc., varied condition but many fine, much of the mint unmounted. (100s) £1,000-£1,200 1011 A Commonwealth accumulation in a carton, incl. Australia, Bahamas 1954-63 to £1 mint, Bermuda 1865-1903 1d. mint, 1953-62 to £1 unmounted mint with some shades, Burma 1937 values to 1r. mint, Canada, Cape of Good Hope 1d. triangles used (4), Falkland Islands 1952 to £1 mint, Gibraltar 1886-87 6d. used, Mafeking 1900 1d. on ½d. used, New Zealand 1906 Christchurch Exhibition set unused (major faults), St. Helena, etc., mixed condition. (100s) £800-£1,000 1012 An all World accumulation in thirty-nine albums (two empty), twelve stockbooks and on leaves, incl. Austria, Belgium, France and Colonies, Germany, Italy, Malta, Monaco, Romania, Spain, Thailand, etc. (many 1,000s) £800-£1,000 1013 A K.G.VI British Empire mainly good to fine mint collection in three albums incl. Barbados, Bermuda 1938-53 Key Plates to £1, Cayman Is., Falkland Is. 1952 ½d. to £1, Fiji 1938-52 set (10s. and £1 are unmounted), India 1948 Gandhi set with 10r. unmounted, K.U.T., Malayan States, Malta 1938-43 and 1948-53 overprinted sets to 10s., North Borneo 1945 overprinted to $5 (2), Tristan da Cunha 1952 set, 1949 U.P.U. omnibus sets with many unmounted, etc. (many 100s) £800-£1,000 1014 An accumulation in two stockbooks, leaves and loose, incl. Bahrain, Batum, Great Britain used Abroad, Morocco Agencies, Nigeria with Oil Rivers, etc. Ex Conrad Graham. (many 100s) £800-£1,000 1015 A West Indies collection in an album, incl. St. Lucia 1891-98 to 10s. mint, 1904-10 to 5s. green and carmine mint, St. Vincent 1883-84 1s. mint, 1899 set mint, Trinidad & Tobago with Trinidad 1859 1s. indigo mint pair, Tobago 1882-84 2½d. with ‘slash’ flaw mint, 1913-23 £1 mint, 1935 Silver Jubilee 24c. mint corner pair, one with extra flagstaff, etc., varied condition. (few 100s) £700-£800 1016 A collection in eleven albums (incl. an Ideal and a K.G.VI Crown album) incl. G.B. 1840 1d. used, strength in British Asia incl. Hong Kong 1912-21 to $10 used, 1948 Wedding $10 used (2), Q.V.
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