Lot No	Description	Estimate Low	Estimate High	Hammer ex VAT
601	New Guinea: 1939 1/2d. to £1 used, mainly fine. S.G. 212-25, cat. £500.	150	180	140
602	New Guinea: 1939 5/-, 10/- and £1 mint, (5/- and 10/- are corner marginal and mounted in margins only), fine. S.G. 223-5, cat £545.	100	120	150
603	New Zealand: 1899 Great Barrier Island, Original Service Pigeon Post, 1/- Special Post (marginal), 1/- Pigeongram, mint, Agency 6d. triangular unused, some toning. (3)	50	70
604	New Zealand: 1930 to 1966, a selection of first flight covers or cards, incl. 1932 Special Flights, good range of cachets, etc., mainly good to fine. (27 items)	150	200	130
605	New Zealand: 1931 to 1941, collection of airmail covers, good range of stamps and cachets, incl. 1931 cover to Newfoundland, re-addressed to Philippines with Newfoundland 15c Vickers Vimy added. (101 covers).	850	900	750
606	Papua: 1929-30 “AIR MAIL” 3d. black and blue-green, Ash printing, mint vertical pair from the right of the sheet [20, 25], the upper stamp with overprint omitted, hinged on lower stamp and in margin only, fine and rare. S.G. 114b, cat. £3,250. R.P.S. certificate (2002). Photo.	1500	1700	2000
607	Philippines: 1931 (July) Manila-Japan, solo flight by Francis Chichester, Mati-Ormoc leg (136 flown) with cachet.	80	90	60
608	Portuguese Colonies: Mozambique: 1934 (Aug. 1) cover to Limbe, endorsed “Per French Aviator Flying from B. Hill via Tete-Madagascar”, franked 85c., 2E pair with Tete Central hexagonal d.s.’s, various backstamps incl. T.P.O. Nyasaland, etc. Photo.	120	150
609	Reunion: A used selection with 1937 Roland Garros on registered cover to Le Havre (also an additional example off cover with forged overprint), later issues with 1949-53 100f. on 200f. to 500f. on 1,000f., 1954-55 set etc., mainly fine.	160	200	230
610	Russia: 1922 to 1955, a used collection incl. 1924 10k. on 5r. type II (R.P.S. certificate, 1971), 1927 Congress 10k. and 15k. in pairs on f.d.c., 1931 Airship set imperf., 1931 Zeppelin set imperf. on two covers, each with red Polar Flight cachet, also 1r. in block of six, 1932 Airship 15k. perf. 10, 1934 10k. imperf. between horizontal pair, 1935 North Pole 1r. on 10k. etc., mainly fine.	500	600	550
611	Russia: 1935 North Pole Flight 1r. on 10k. lower case letter in third line fine used on piece, marginal from the right of the sheet, fine. S.G.706b, cat. £750. Buchsbayew certificate (1998). Photo.	200	250	160
612	San Marino: A used selection with 1931, 1933 Zeppelin (excl. 20c. on 3L.), 1950-1 sets, 1951 1,000L., 1954 1,000L., mainly fine.	240	260	210
613	Sierra Leone: 1963 to 1970, a used collection of Air issues on leaves incl. 1963 2nd. Anniversary of Independence 11s. on £1 etc., mainly fine.	60	70	75
614	South Africa: 1925 London-Cape Town Cobham flight, souvenir mail card with vignette, sent by the pilot to his wife in London, with message “I shall send you one/ of these cards from each stopping/ place so keep the collection”, franked Blanc 5c., Sower 30c. pair and single cancelled Marignane Nov. 18. Photo.	1200	1400
615	South Africa: 1925 London-Cape Town Cobham flight, p.p.c. of Pisa with flight vignette, sent by the pilot to his wife in London, with message “Give a big/ kiss to/ Geoffrey for me”, franked 60c. (damaged corner) cancelled Pisa Ferrovia Nov. 19. Photo.	1200	1400
616	South Africa: 1925 London-Cape Town Cobham flight, souvenir mail card with vignette and signature, sent by the pilot to his wife in London, with message “Pushing on steadily/ all going well. Head/ winds stopping quick flight”, franked 10c., 40c. cancelled Nov. 20. Photo.	1200	1400
617	South Africa: 1929 (Aug.) to 1938 (Apr.), a selection of first flight covers, incl. Imperial Airways, etc., fair to fine. (23 items)	120	150
618	South Africa: 1937 (June 6) Flying Boat “Courtier” first flight to London, bearing Coronation set cancelled Durban, pilot signed, redirected to Hythe, vertical creases, otherwise fine. Photo.	100	120
619	South America: Collection written up on leaves, mint or used, incl. SCADTA 1921 2nd. issue, 1923-27 Consular overprints incl. blocks of four, 1932 overprint 5c. and “R” 20c. in half sheets, 1950 LANSA first issue in mint blocks of four, Bolivia, Paraguay, etc., mainly fine. (400§)	300	350	230
620	South West Africa: 1931 (Dec.) to 1932 (Jan.) selection of first flight covers, range of frankings, etc., mainly good to fine. (7 covers)	70	80	60
621	Switzerland: 1913 (Mar. 30) Berne-Burgdorf, pioneer flight by Oskar Bider, photo card with vignette.	50	60	40
622	Switzerland: 1924 (Aug. 31) Solothurn-Grenchen Meeting, cover with special vignette, flown Zurich-Bad Schönbrunn.	50	70
623	Syria: 1921 Air 1p. on 20c. pair, 5p. on 1f. and 10p. on 2f., all used on cover to Alexandria, a few stains, otherwise fine. Photo.	150	200
624	Syria: 1920 to 1962, a collection on leaves with 1920 surcharged set of three with handstamps on piece, also additional 5p. on 15c., 1921 (Oct) 1p. on 20c. (2), 5p. on 1f. and 10p. on 2f. used, also the three values on cover (1p. on 20c. in a pair), 1922 (May) set on cover, 1923 set, 1929-30 0p.50 and 25p. surcharge inverted on cover, 1934 Republic set, later issues with several covers, also Alouites incl. 1925 (Mar) 5p. overprinted on stamp of Lebanon, mainly fine.	300	350	380
625	U.S.A.: 1926 (Dec. 2-3) New York-Washington and Philadelphia-Washington flown covers by Cobham, both initialled.	100	120
626	U.S.A.: 1930 Zeppelin 65c. on 1c. Postal Stationery card, $1.30 used with 1930-54 5c. on cover, both addressed to Germany, $2.60 on cover addressed to Lakehurst, all three with violet lozenge and red circular cachets, $1.30 cover folded clear of Zeppelin stamp and $2.60 stamp with slight age stains around perfs., otherwise fine. Photo.	400	500	310
627	U.S.A.: 1931 (May 14) Harbour Grace-Budapest “Justice for Hungary” flight, fine.	70	90
628	U.S.A.: 1933 (June 10) New York-Haiti, non-stop flight by J.E.Boyd and R.G. Lyon, fine. Photo.	100	120
629	U.S.A.: 1934 (June 27) Transatlantic New York-Warsaw flight by the Adamowicz brothers, cover signed by both. Photo.	80	100
630	U.S.A.: A used selection with 1918 and 1923 sets, 1933 50c. Zeppelin, covers etc., also a range of Canal Zone, fair to fine.	100	150	80
631	Vatican City: A selection of first flight covers, incl. acceptances for 1938 Rome-Paris, 1950 Rome-New York (only 25 aerogrammes flown), 1957 Rome-Chicago, (only 20 aerogrammes flown), first TWA polar flight to San Francisco (10 flown), 1958 Caravelle to Lourdes, mainly fine. (20 items)	150	170
632	Vatican City: 1948 "Raphael" 500l. ultramarine, unmounted mint. S.G.138, cat £300.	60	80	75
633	Yugoslavia: 1933 to 1958, a used collection with covers and cards incl. 1951 set to 100d. on f.d.c., 100d. in complete c.t.o. sheet of twelve, 1951 Mountaineering set, Parachute set used and on f.d.c., 1953 300d. etc., mainly fine.	150	200	110
634	Zeppelin Mail: 1928 to 1936, a selection incl. U.S.S. Macon (3), U.S.S. Shenandoah, with 1928 LZ 127 Lakehurst-Friedrichshafen, 1936 (May) Hindenburg Jamaica-Frankfurt, etc., mainly good to fine. (9 items)	200	250	210
635	Zeppelin Mail: 1928 to 1938, a selection of flown covers or cards, incl. Hungarian and Swiss acceptances, 1929 Round the World flight card, 1931 Polar Flight cover and card bearing 1M. or 2M. Polar Flight adhesives, etc., mainly good to fine. (22 items)	200	250	280
636	Various, an extensive all World selection of airmail etiquettes, incl. some complete booklets and airline baggage labels from 1930’s onward, partially sorted by ATL no.’s, fine. (100’s§)	150	200	260
637	Various, an all World collection of airline baggage labels, sorted by ATL no. in a small box, incl. Imperial Airways, Derluft, DLH, KLM, pioneer U.S. and S. American airlines, mainly fine. (170§)	100	120	380
638	Various, a used collection of Cameroun, Czechoslovakia, Laos and Poland in one album with issues from 1920, incl. Poland 1954 5zl. miniature sheet Imperf., mainly fine.	160	200	140
639	Various, an all World accumulation of airmail covers on leaves and loose in a small carton, mainly 1930’s to 1940’s, with first flights, incl. Imperial Airways, SCADTA, catapult mail, censored, etc., fair to fine. (100’s§)	250	300	310
640	Aircraft Crashes: 1926 (June 7) National Airways Minneapolis-Chicago crash at Mendota, Minn., and 1927 (Dec. 17) Embry Riddle Chicago-Cincannati forced landing at Friends Woods, Indiana, first flight covers without extra markings, 1929 (Nov. 9) and (Nov. 30) Varney Air Lines crashes near Portland, Oregon, covers both with accompanying explanatory label. (4 items)	50	70	50
641	Aircraft Crashes: 1929 (Mar. 1) P.A.C. Airlines at Daytona Beach, (Mar. 11) Boeing Air Transport at Park City, Utah, (Sept. 13) P.A.C. Airlines at Fort McPherson, Georgia, (Nov. 2) Embry Riddle Co. at Indianapolis, covers each with explanatory cachet or label. (4 items).	50	70	45
642	Aircraft Crashes: 1930 (Jan. 13) Madagascar-France record flight attempt, crashed 15km. from Brazzaville, registered cover backstamped "RAID/ MADAGASCAR FRANCE/ ACCIDENT DU/ 12 JANVIER1930". Nier. 300113a.	50	70	55
643	Aircraft Crashes: 1931 to 1954, a selection, from City of Cairo, City of Basra, City of Karachi, Uiver, Constellation Belfast (with ambulance cover), Cygnus, Calpurnia and Athena crashes. (12 items)	200	250	250
644	Aircraft Crashes: 1931 (July) Manila-Japan, solo flight by Francis Chichester, crashed at Katsura, signed cover.	60	80	70
645	Aircraft Crashes: 1931 (July) Manila-Japan, solo flight by Francis Chichester, crashed at Katsura, signed cover.	60	80	60
646	Aircraft Crashes: 1934 (May 3) Natal-Rio de Janeiro, crashed and sank in Guanabara Bay, Brazil, cover with cachet "CORRESPONDENCIA SALVA/ DO ACCIDENTE/ DO (ms.) Aviao Tapajoz". Nier. 340503a. Photo.	120	150	110
647	Aircraft Crashes: 1934 (July 7) Stockholm-Malmo crashed at Almhult, Sweden, cover with explanatory label. Nier 340706a.	50	70	55
648	Aircraft Crashes: 1935 (June 22) New York-Rome trial flight by the brothers Monteverde, forced down on the sea, cover with cachet recording having been one of 500 placed aboard at Floyd Bennett Field. Nier. 350622.	50	70	50
649	Aircraft Crashes: 1936 (Aug. 22) "Scipio" crash off Crete, cover from Basra to Manchester (part address excised), 1937 (Dec. 5) "Cygnus" crash at Brindisi (2 covers, one to Brazil with additional "Postage Stamp lost/ in transit" cachet), 1938 (Nov. 27) "Calpurnia" crash on Lake Ramadi, Baghdad, all covers with cachets. Nier. 360822g, 371205a, c, 381127a. (4 covers).	100	120	90
650	Aircraft Crashes: 1936 (Dec. 15) Los Angeles-Salt Lake City crashed into mountain peak near destination, 1937 (Oct. 17) Newark-Oakland crashed into Bridger Mountain, 1938 (Nov. 29) Seattle-Oakland, crashed off Point Reyes, each with four line "INTERRUPTION" dated cachets. (3 covers)	50	70
651	Aircraft Crashes: 1939 (Aug. 15) Heston-Sweden, crashed near Storstroem Bridge, two covers from the U.K. to Denmark, both water affected. Nier. 390815.	50	70	75
652	Aircraft Crashes: 1954 (Jan. 10) Singapore-London, "Comet" crash near the isle of Elba, Burmese Air Letter (stamp cut out) to England with red "DAMAGED BY SEAWATER/ COMET MAIL", (Mar. 13) Australia-Great Britain, R.M.A. "Belfast" crashed on landing at Singapore, charred cover officially resealed and with framed "SALVAGED MAIL/ AIRCRAFT CRASH/ SINGAPORE 13.3.1954". Nier. 540110b, 540313a. (2 covers).	50	70	50
653	Aircraft Crashes: 1954 (Apr. 8) Montreal-Vancouver, crashed at Moose Jaw, cover officially resealed and with "SALVAGED FROM/ T.C.A. WRECK", (Dec. 25) London-New York, R.M.A. "Cathay" crashed at Prestwick, cover with framed "SALVAGED MAIL/ AIRCRAFT CRASH/ PRETSWICK 25-12-54". Nier. 540408a, 541225a. (2 covers).	50	70	55
654	Aircraft Crashes: 1954 (Sept. 5) Amsterdam-New York, "Triton" crash at Shannon, cover with straight line "SALVAGED FROM K.L.M. CRASH AT SHANNON". Nier. 540905a.	50	70	60
655	Aircraft Crashes: 1954 (Dec. 18) Rome-New York, crashed on landing at Idlewild, slightly charred cover to Chicago with two line cachet. Nier. 541218a.	40	60	30
656	Aircraft Crashes: 1955 (Feb. 13) Brussels-Leopoldville, crashed north east of Rome, cover to Florence with violet three line "POSTES ROME GARE AVION/ Correpondance recouvrée 13 FEB 1955/ dans le desastre d'avion du - ". Nier. 550213a.	50	70	40
657	Aircraft Crashes: 1955 (Dec. 17) New York-Miami, Riddle Airlines plane exploded in mid-air and crashed in South Carolina, cover with two line cachet, (Dec. 21) Miami-New York, Eastern Airlines plane crashed at Imeson Airport, charred cover with enclosed Christmas card and straight line cachet. (2 covers).	50	70
658	Aircraft Crashes: 1957 to 1980, four balloon crash items, comprising 1957 (July 25) "Oxygenum" card, pilot signed, with framed six line cachet explaining damage after landing caused by hungry German cows, 1966 (July 2) "Teijin I" cover signed by crew members, 1973 (Aug. 9) "Yankee Zephyr", crashed into the ocean on Trans-Atlantic crossing attempt, pilot signed and with certificate, 1980 (Apr.) Gordon Bennett race cover backstamped "DAMAGED IN EMERGENCY NIGHT LANDING". (4 items).	100	120
659	Aircraft Crashes: 1966 (Jan. 24) Bombay-New York, Air India crash on Mont Blanc, loose business card and Indian aerogramme discovered by an Italian climber but too badly snow affected for delivery. Nier. 660124. Photo.	120	150	120
660	Aircraft Crashes: 1974 (Nov. 20) Germany-South Africa, Lufthansa flight crashed on take-off at Nairobi, cover to Durban with slightly weak bilingual cachet. Nier. 741120.	50	70	45
661	Ship Wrecks: 1892 (Jan. 31) S.S. "Eider", stranded off Isle of Wight, cover from Philadelphia to Huddersfield, with framed violet "Saved from wreck/ of s.s. "Eider"" and V.(crown)R. Officially Sealed label.	80	100	90
662	Ship Wrecks: 1895 (Jan. 30) S.S. "Elbe", collided with the "Crathie" in the North Sea off Lowestoft, cover from Berlin to Texas, with red boxed "Frei! Marke abgefallen./ Paid! Stamp lost." and violet "Geborgen aus der/ Postladung des untergegangenen/ Dampfers "Elbe"./ Postamt 1 Bremen.", Bremen resealing label on reverse. Photo.	100	120	85
663	Ship Wrecks: 1900 (Apr. 5) Union Castle line "Mexican", collided with the "Winkfield" off Cape Town, O.H.M.S. envelope from East London to Nottingham, with straight line "RECOVERED FROM/ WRECK OF MEXICAN", torn.	70	90	60
664	Ship Wrecks: 1903 (June 7) S.S. "Liban", collided with the "Insulaire" off Marseille, cover from Pairs to Corsica, with two strikes of straight line "NAUFRAGE du LIBAN" in blue.	70	90
665	Ship Wrecks: 1905 (Feb.) S.S. "Cairo", wrecked at the entrance to Alexandria, p.p.c. from Soissons to Alexandria with two line cachet "SAUVÉ DU NAUFRAGE DU "CAIRO"/ SAVED FROM THE WRECK OF S.S. "CAIRO"". Ex Hardeman Smith.	50	80
666	Ship Wrecks: 1909 (Feb. 28) S.S. "Ville d'Alger", collided with the "Orleanais" off Marseille, cover from Algiers to Paris, with two line "NAUFRAGE DE LA/ "VILLE D'ALGER"" in black.	70	90
667	Ship Wrecks: 1917 (Mar. 13) S.S. "Norwegian", beached after striking a mine off Co. Cork, cover from Connecticut to London, with straight line "DAMAGED BY SEA WATER" and resealed by Postmasters label No. 362.	70	90	80
668	Ship Wrecks: 1917 (June 23) S.S. "Mongolia", sunk by a mine off Bombay, cover from East Dulwich addressed to a seaman on board H.M.S. Scarab and annotated "Hospital". fair violet framed "ACCIDENT AT SEA/ MONGOLIA/ 23 6 17".	60	80	75
669	Ship Wrecks: 1918 (Apr. 29) S.S. "Kingstonian", torpedoed off Sardinia, four covers, variously addressed, showing different cachets: framed "DAMAGED BY IMMERSION/ IN WATER", "NAUFRAGIO", "ACCIDENT DE SERVICE" and three line "R.E. Postal Sect. L'don N.W.1/ Damaged by immersion in sea/ water through Enemy Action".	100	120	95
670	Ship Wrecks: 1921 (Apr.) S.S. "Kalyan"sufferd heavy weather damage at sea, postcard from the Banque de Syrie to Paris, bearing O.M.F. 1p. on 5c. reaffixed and with fair "ACCIDENT EN MER/ CORRESPONDENCE INONDEE".	50	70	40
671	Ship Wrecks: 1929 (Sept. 8) S.S. "Heimdalls", stranded near Vaxholm, cover from London to Helsinki with seven line Stockholm G.P.O. explanatory label on reverse. Ex Hardeman Smith.	40	60
672	Ship Wrecks: 1933 (July 9) M.V. "Cabo San Antonio", fire on board en route to Genoa, cover from Buenos Aires to Paris, with framed "Correspondence brulée/ a bord du paquebot/ Cabo S. Antonio." in violet and typed cachet "ZEELANDIA", the vessel employed for onward delivery.	70	90	55
673	Ship Wrecks: 1940 (June 7) M.V. "Eros", torpodoed north west of Co. Donegal, registered cover from Alberta to Warwickshire, with good straight line "SALVED FROM THE SEA" and resealing tape on reverse.	50	70	70
674	Ship Wrecks: 1941 to 1943, five covers from unnamed vessels showing a range of cachets, the first from London to a Bombardier posted missing, the others to the U.K. from Malta, India, Egypt and Argentina respectively.	140	160	110
675	Ship Wrecks: 1945 (Jan. 8) S.S. "Groningen IV", collided with the "Jan Nieveen" on the Ysselmeer, small envelope with enclosed business card, stamp reaffixed and four line P.T.T. explanatory label with incorrect date on reverse.	70	90
676	Ship Wrecks: 1945 (May 25) S.S. "Scythia", fire on board entering the river Mersey, cover from Toronto to Ghent, with fair straight line 'DAMAGED BY FIRE & WATER" in violet, censor label and Officially secured label.	40	60	55
677	Ship Wrecks: 1947 (July 22) R.M.S. "Nascopie", stranded at Cape Dorset, Baffin Island, envelope addressed to Stirling, Ontario with violet straight line "SALVED FROM THE SEA", blue explanatory label and stamp reaffixed, scarce. Photo.	130	150
678	Ship Wrecks: 1950 (Sept.) S.S. "Liberté", suffered storm damage before arrival in New York, F.A.M. 24 Boston-Cologne first flight cover, with explanatory label from New York P.O.	40	60
679	Anguilla: 1961 “Independent/Anguilla” overprint 1/2c. to 4c. (2), 6c. (2), 10c., 15c., 25c. pair, $5, c.t.o., mainly fine. (13). S.G. 1-9, 11, 16, cat. £424. Photo.	140	160	150
680	Antigua: 1903 to 1932, a used collection incl. 1903-09 and 1908-17 sets, 1913 5/-, 1921-29 wmk. Mult. Crown CA to £1, wmk. Mult. Script CA 2d. and 21/2d., each in a vertical pair on a 1929 (Sept. 26) airmail cover to Puerto Rico, also 1932 Tercentenary set, the high values bearing fake “Madame Joseph” cancellations, mainly fine.	360	400	370
681	Antigua: Barbuda: 1922 overprint 1/2d. (2) to 5/- set, fine mint. (12). S.G. 1-11, cat. £131.	40	50	50
682	Ascension: 1938-53 1/2d. to 10/- sets (5) mint, mainly good to fine. (80) S.G. 38-47a, cat. £1,250	180	200	170
683	Ascension: 1938-53 perf 131/2 1d black and green (4), 2/6 pair, perf. 13 5/- (2) and 10/- (4, one a plate marginal) all unmounted mint, mainly good to fine. (12) Cat. £488	100	120	130
684	Ascension: 1938-53 perf 131/2 1d. black and green, 3d. ultramarine, 2/6 (2), 5/- (2) and 10/- (2), mainly good to fine. (8) Cat. £634	90	100	70
685	Ascension: 1938-53 perf. 131/2 1d. black and green, 3d. ultramarine, 2/6 (2), 5/- (2) and 10/- (2, one with small thin), all mint, mainly good to fine (8) Cat. £634	80	90
686	Ascension: 1938-53 perf 131/2 3d., 2/6 (2), 5/- (4) and 10/- (2, one stained), also perf. 13 5/-, all mint mainly good to fine. (10) Cat. £822	100	120	75
687	Ascension: A K.G.V and K.G.VI mint selection, incl. 1924 values to 2/- and 3/- mint, 1938 3d. black and ultramarine, mainly fine. (44)	50	60	70
688	Australian States: A selection on stockcards, incl. New South Wales 1897 Charity 21/2d. (2/6) used, Victoria 1897Charity 21/2d. (2/6) used, etc., fair to fine. (118)	70	80	120
689	Australian States: Queensland: Waterlow imperf. proof of unissued design, denominated 2d., in black on thick wove paper. Photo.	100	120	100
690	Australian States: Tasmania: 1853 1d., a used vertical pair [2, 8], just cut-into at top and foot, small scissor nick in margin between, otherwise fine. Photo.	200	240	210
691	Australian States: Tasmania: 1853 1d., three examples [9], [14], [17], used, all with slight faults.	120	150	240
692	Australian States: Tasmania: 1853 1d., three examples, [8[ and [13] used, [14] apparently unused, some faults.	120	150	260
693	Australian States: Tasmania: 1853 1d., four examples, [16], [18], [21], [22] used, one pen-cancelled, some faults.	120	150	190
694	Australian States: Tasmania: 1853 1d., [22], fine used on small piece, just cut-into at foot, otherwise fine. Photo.	120	150	130
695	Australian States: Tasmania: 1855 wmk. Large Star 1d., 2d. deep green pair, 2d. green, 4d. two pairs, some with margins, used, mainly fine. (8) S.G. 14-18, cat. £2,580.	180	200	160
696	Australian States: Tasmania: 1856-57 no wmk. 2d. (2), 4d. (2) and pelure paper 1d., used, margins and condition vary. S.G. 20-24, cat. £2,450.	150	180	110
697	Australian States: Tasmania: 1897 to 1905, an unusual selection of 22 “On Public Service only” entires containing declarations of births, each addressed to the Registrar, District of Oatlands and cancelled in Parattah (5), Tunbridge (5), Tunnack (5) or Woodsdale (7) , strikes and condition fair to fine.	60	80	50
698	Australian States: Tasmania: Selection of issues from 1853 to 1871 on stockleaves incl. 1853 1d., 4d. (2), 1855 1d., 2d. (7), 4d. (8), 1856-57 4d. (2), 1857-69 1d. (16), 2d. (10, incl. pair with wmk. inverted), 4d. (15), 1858-67 6d. (12), 1/- (8), etc., poor to fine.	200	250	260
699	Australian States: Victoria: Railway Stamps: 1881-87 Fifth Series 1/2d. purple on cream, lower left corner marginal example, trivial diagonal bend and usual patchy gum, 1887-1902 Sixth Series 1d. black on green, both unmounted mint and scarce. Ingles 3.1332, 3.1341.	70	90
700	Australian States: Western Australia: Revenues: Probate Fee 3d., 6d., 5/-, 10/-, 15/- and £1 green, £25 blue, Supreme Court Fee 1907 1d., 3d., 10/-, 15/- (two shades), £1.10 and £100 red (slight gum staining), all unmounted mint and mainly fine. (14). Photo.	120	150	140
701	Australia: 1914-20 1d. die II and 1926-30 perf. 131/2 x 121/2 1d. die II, both unmounted mint and fine. S.G. 21d, 95b, cat. £350. Photo.	120	150	160
702	Australia: 1914-20 1d. pale carmine, die II, mint, fine. S.G. 21dc, cat. £300. B.P.A. certificate (2002). Photo.	100	120	90
703	Australia 1937-49 5/-, 10/- and £1, (20 of each), 1949-51 Arms 5/-, 10/-, £1 and £2, (50 of each), mainly good to fine used. (260)	180	200	170
704	Australia: 1937-49 £1 on thin paper, a lower left corner marginal block of four with imprint, unmounted mint, fine. S.G.178a, cat £260+ . Photo.	100	120	160
705	Australia 1949 £1 on thin paper, a lower right corner marginal block of four, unmounted mint, fine. S.G.178a, cat £260+.	70	80	80
706	Australia: 1963-65 £1 (50), £2 (50), 1966-73 $2 (50) and $4 (50), mainly good to fine used. (200) S.G.359-60, 402-3	500	600	680
707	Australia: 1968 Soil Science 5c. in two complete sheets of 100 from Plates 1 and 2, folded through central gutter, otherwise fine unmounted mint. S.G. 426-27	30	40
708	Australia: A K.G.V to Q.E.II selection on stockcards, incl. 1913 6d. used (2), 1937-49 3d. mint (5, range of printings), £1 used (16), 1948-56 £2 used (18), 1963-65 £2 used (22), 1966-73 $4 unused in quantity, fair to fine. (100's)	350	380	350
709	Australia: Collection of issues from 1913 to 1978 in a Schaubek album, incl. 1913 to 1/- mint, 2/- used, 1913-14 6d., 1914-20 4d. lemon-yellow, mint, 1915 5/- used, 1931-36 5/-, 10/-, mint, 1932 Bridge set used, 1963-65 to £2 mint, etc., mostly good to fine.	350	400	420
710	Australia: Selection of issues from 1931 to 1966 on cards, incl. 1937-49 5/-, 10/- and £1 used (20 of each), thin paper £1 mint (3), 1963-65 £1 and £2 (10 of each) used, 1966-73 $4 (63) used, mainly good to fine. (350§)	250	280	190
711	Australia: A collection of mainly definitive issues from 1914 to 1970 in an album, incl. 1913-14 6d. Kookaburra (2), K.G.V Heads to 1/4 (7, one on cover) incl. 1914-20 4d. orange line through “FOUR PENCE”, 1918-23 4d. ultramarine thinner letters (R.P.S. certificate, 1973), 1926-30 perf. 131/2 x 121/2 1d. die II, 1928 Exhibition 3d. pane, K.G.VI with some varieties and covers incl. 1937 (Aug. 2) f.d.c. bearing 3d., 6d., 1/-, 1963-65 to £2 (2), booklets and panes, good range of Officials, etc., mainly fair to fine.	400	500	340
712	Australia: A used collection of mainly commemorative issues from 1927 to 1984 in an album incl. 1931 Kingsford Smith 6d. re-entry (2), 1932 Bridge 5/-, 1931-6 10/- commercially used on piece, 1937 N.S.W. 2d. with “tail flaw”, covers with Airmails etc., mainly fine.	250	300	200
713	Australia: A duplicated used accumulation of high values, 1937 to 1950, incl. 1937-49 £1 (37), 1950 £2 (50), etc., mainly good to fine. (few 100's).	150	170	120
714	Australia: Postage Dues: 1906-08 4d. green, perf. 111/2, 12 compound with 11, a scarce mint block of four, some bends but unmounted. S.G. D49, cat. £240+.	80	100
715	Australia: Postage Dues: 1938 6d. carmine and green, a fine unmounted mint block of four. S.G. D117, cat. £280+.	100	120	120
716	Australia: Postal Stationery: A collection of issues from 1903 to 1972 on leaves, unused and used, incl. postcards, lettercards, registered envelopes with K.G.V 5d. on 41/2d. unused, airletters with 1945 7d. used from R.A.F. Darwin to England, etc., mainly good to fine. (44 items)	200	250	160
717	Austria: 1876 (Apr. 6) registered cover from Sechshaus, Vienna to London, franked with 5kr., 3kr pair and on verso with 10kr. and 2kr. pair, slight cover creasing but a most attractive four colour franking. Photo.	650	750	600
718	Austria: 1929-31 1s. sepia vertical pair, variety imperf. between, fine mint. S.G. 658b, cat £200 .	60	70
719	Austria: The Pneumatic Posts of Vienna, 1875 to 1985, a specialised collection in a Simplex album with a comprehensive range of stationery incl. Letter Cards, Reply Cards, Envelopes, etc. unused and used, adhesives incl. 1873 values to 60kr. handstamped “SPECIMEN”, mint and used, etc., mainly good to fine. (106 items, 16 stamps)	550	600
720	Austrian Post Offices in the Levant: 1867 to 1883, a selection, varied condition on leaves, incl. coarse printing 3s. green used (2), 10s. mint, 25s. used (4), 50s. perf. 91/2 used, perf. 101/2 used (3), perf. 12 used, fine printing 3s. perf. 91/2 x 101/2 used, 15s. used with Ferchenbauer certificate, etc. (51)	250	300	190
721	Austrian Post Offices in the Levant: 1883 to 1888, a selection in varied condition on leaves, incl. 1883 2s. brown used, 1886 new currency 10pa. on 3s. with 161/2mm. surcharge (signed Wallner), 1888 1pi. on 10k. blue mint, also Lombardy-Venetia 1864 15s. pair with Constantinople cancellations, etc. (45)	150	200	140
722	Austrian Post Offices in the Levant: 1890 to 1908, a mint and used collection, varied condition on leaves incl. 1890-96 set mint, 1908-14 20pa. on unsurfaced paper, postage dues, French Currency, etc., with not all cancellations guaranteed. (262)	500	600
723	Bahamas: 1912-19 wmk. Mult. Crown CA 1/2d. to £1 (both) set with shades of 1/2d., 1d. (2), 2d. and 5/-, mint, mainly fine. (15). S.G. 81-9a, cat. £420+.	140	160	160
724	Bahamas: 1912-19 wmk. Mult. Crown CA £1 green and black, a fine unmounted upper right corner marginal example with plate no. “1” overstamped with sheet no. “14”. S.G. 89a, cat. £190+. Photo.	100	120	190
725	Bahamas: A K.G.V to mainly Q.E.II selection of covers displayed on leaves and loose, incl. 1939 (16 Aug) Sea Floor, later with a good range of cancellations and other markings, fair to fine. (121 items).	100	120
726	Bahrain: 1942 to 1957, a mint selection, incl. 1942-45 set, 1948-49 set, 1948 Silver Wedding £1, 1950-55 set, etc., good to fine. (39). Cat. £265	50	60
727	Bahrain: 1951 5r. on 5/- red, a fine used pair, the upper stamp showing "extra bar" variety. S.G.78, a. Photo.	80	100	120
728	Barbados: 1878 1d. type 3a (7mm. numeral with curved serif) on right half of 5/- dull rose, used, fine. S.G. 86, cat. £600. R.P.S. certificate (1962). Photo.	200	250	150
729	Barbados: 1878 1d. type 3a (7mm. numeral with curved serif) on half of 5/- dull rose, variety unsevered pair, used. R.P.S. certificate (1973) notes “faded & stained” but scarce. S.G. 86b, cat. £1,800. Photo.	300	350	250
730	Barbados: 1878 1d. type 3a (7mm. numeral with straight serif) on left half of 5/- dull rose, used. R.P.S. certificate (1960) notes “defective” but fine appearance. S.G. 87, cat. £750. Photo.	80	100	100
731	Barbados: 1891 to 1981, a selection of covers and cards with registered, censored mail, postal stationery, maritime markings, cancellations etc., fair to fine.	300	400	400
732	Barbados: 1938-47 perf. 14 1/2d green, mint (4), mainly fine. S.G . 248a, cat. £280	50	60
733	Barbados: A duplicated mainly K.G.VI mint selection with values to 5/-, incl. 1d. (13) with a range of printings and perfs., fine. (260+)	50	60	50
734	Barbados: A used collection on leaves with 1855-58 1/2d., 1d., 1858 6d. (3), a very fine 1873 5/-, 1882-86 set (5/- with R.P.S. certificate, 1981), 1892-1903, 1897-98, 1905, 1906, 1909-10, 1912-16 and 1916-19 sets, 1918-20 3/- (both, the green and bright violet with B.P.A. certificate, 1950), 1920-21 Victory with additional 3/-, 1920-24 and 1925-35 sets, later issues to 1966, some covers, mainly fine.	600	700	950
735A	Basutoland: 1925 (Nov. 30) 1d. stationery card from Masitisi, Quthing to Morija, cancelled good Quthing c.d.s. Ex Hart. H&G 7a.	40	50	30
735	Basutoland: 1902 (Feb. 11) cover to London, franked Cape 1d. cancelled Mafeteng c.d.s. with fine additional strike below. Photo.	120	150
736	Basutoland: 1933 1d. scarlet and 2d. bright purple in complete mint sheets of 60, showing minor flaws, some perf splitting otherwise mainly good to fine. S.G. 2, 3	40	50	35
736A	Basutoland: 1935 Silver Jubilee 3d. and 6d., both from plate 4 and in complete sheets, the 6d. showing dash by turret [3/6], mainly fine unmounted mint. S.G. 13, 14, i, cat. £616+.	180	200	230
737	Basutoland: 1938 issue, a duplicated mint range with values to 2/6 (8), 5/- (2) and 10/- (2) incl. some imprint pairs, mainly good to fine with some unmounted. (60) Cat. £180+	40	50	65
738	Basutoland: A selection of K.G.VI to Q.E.II mainly commercial covers (16), variously franked and addressed, also a similar selection from Swaziland (12), mainly good to fine.	40	60	42
739	Bechuanaland: Robert Moffat, 1874 (Sept. 17) letter, 21/12 pages (100 x 156mm.), written and signed by the pioneer missionary whilst in Plymouth, comments “Livingston’sBook will I hear be out of press next month. Thomas Livingston the Dr.’s eldest son who has been superintending the work leaves tomorrow for Egypt.”	50	70	120
740	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony: 1887 Unappropriated Dies, 1d. to £5 set of imperf. proofs in green, overprinted “SPECIMEN” (type GB9) on gummed paper watermarked Orb (1d. to 6d.), Script “VR” (1/- to 10/-) or Two Orbs (£1, £5) with additional 5/- (2, one washed) and 10/- (washed), also imperf. proofs of £1 in black handstamped “SPECIMEN” (type GB11) and £2 in lilac handstamped type GB9 on gummed paper watermarked Two Orbs, mostly fine. (18). Photo.	350	400	260
741	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony: 1891-1904 1d. lilac handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9) in a vertical strip of three, with gum, the centre stamp thinned but a scarce multiple. S.G. 33 S.	100	120
742	Bechuanaland: Protectorate: 1889 (Aug.) 4d. on 1/2d. vermilion handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type BEC2), with gum, fine. S.G. 53 S, cat. £130.	40	50	40
743	Bechuanaland: Protectorate: 1897-1902 1/2d. (both) to 6d. set overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel types D12 or GB15), the 2d. slightly toned, otherwise mainly fine with gum. (7). S.G. 59-65 S, cat. £225.	60	80	65
744	Bechuanaland: 1938-52 issue, a duplicated mint range with values to 2/6 (4), 5/- and 10/- (5), mainly good to fine. (45) S.G. 118-28	40	50	75
745	Bechuanaland: A collection on leaves, issues from 1885 to 1913, incl. 1885-87 to 1/-, 1887 to £1, £5 used (both fiscally cancelled), 1888 4d. on 4d. unused, 1s. on 1/-, 1/2d. on 3d., used, Protectorate 1888 overprints to 1/-, 1904-13 to 1/-, mint or used, etc., poor to fine. (59)	250	300	360
746	Bechuanaland: Military Telegraphs: 1884-85 6d. mint and used on piece, 1/-, 2/-, mint, 1885 Cape overprint 6d. mint, used (2), 1/- mint (creased), used (3), fair to fine. (11)	70	90	150
747	Belgium: 1915-22 Waterlow issue, a series of essays on thin card (138 x 165mm. approx.) with printed impressions of vignettes for 35c. Cloth Hall, Ypres (2), 40c. Dinant and 50c. Louvain (21) designs, together with mainly pencil renderings of proposed ornamentation, lettering, etc., unusual. (24 items)	500	700	380
748	Belgium: 1933 Orval set, fine used. S.G. 633-44. Photo.	150	200	120
749	Belgium: A used collection on printed leaves, 1865 to 1972, with 1910-11 Exhibition sets, 1915-22 5f. Franken, 1931 Anti-TB, 1932 Mercier, Infantry, 1933 and 1934 Anti-TB sets, issues 1936 to 1972 largely complete, Railway Officials, etc., mainly good to fine.	450	500	520
750	Belgium: Occupation of German East Africa: 1916 stampless S.M. Belge envelope to Le Havre via the Cape and London, showing straight line “Kigoma”, “OCCUPATION BELGE/ COMMANDEMENT DU/ CERCLE d’UDJIJI” and “censure”, all in violet, with Albertville c.d.s. at right. Photo.	120	140	100
751	Belgium: Occupation of German East Africa: 1917, 1918, three registered covers to an officer in 1st. Battalion, 1st. Regiment from Cannes, routed via Dar-es-Salaam, with transit backstamps of Mombasa, Kigoma, B.P.C.V.P.K. No. 15, etc., soiling but scarce.	150	200	160
752	Belgian Colonies: Belgian Congo: A comprehensive collection on leaves, mint and used, incl. 1886 to 5f. with 50c. “CUNGO” mint, 1890 unissued 25f., 50f., 1909 overprints with a range of varieties incl. 25c. handstamp double (2), typographed set to 10f., partial used sheet reconstructions incl. 1910 5c. to 1f. (less 40c.), some complete mint sheets incl. 1910 40c., 1922 Malines surcharges to 25c. on 40c., etc. to 1941 Leopoldville-Belem and Leopoldville-Bathurst f.f.c.’s, etc., poor to fine.	800	1000	650
753	Belgian Colonies: Belgian Congo: 1886 to 1920, a used collection on leaves incl. 1886 to 5f., 1887-94 values to 5f. violet (2), 5f. grey (2) and 10f., 1889 3f.50 on 5f. (R.P.S. certificate, 1969), 1892 3f.50 on 5f., 1898 3f.50 (2), 10f., 1909 Congo Belge overprints, a selection of covers etc., fair to fine.	400	500	440
754	Brazil: 1845-46 180r. black on thin greyish paper, clear to good margins, small part red-brown cancellation. S.G.14B. Photo.	200	250
755	Brazil: 1845-46 600r. black on thin greyish paper, four clear margins, small part black cancellation, fine. S.G.16B. Photo.	200	250
756	Brazil: 1854-61 430r. yellow, margins all round, fine used. S.G. 28. B.P.A. certificate (1998). Photo.	100	120
757	British East Africa: 1890-95 “BRITISH/ EAST/ AFRICA” 1/2a. dull brown block of four with vertical pairs imperf. between, used with Mombasa Jan. 16 1894 squared circles, two trivial corner creases, otherwise mainly fine and rare, being one of three known blocks. S.G. 4bc, cat. £1,000+. Photo	400	500	600
758	British Guiana: 1863 to 1905, selection all handstamped, overprinted or perforated “SPECIMEN”, comprising 1863 perf. 121/2 4c. (Samuel type BG3), 1866 perf. 10 48c. (type BG2), 1875 perf. 15 4c., 6c., 24c. (type BG1), 1876-79 handstamped (BG2) set less 6c. but with additional 1c., 2c., 4c. and 12c., some handstamp inverted, perforated (BG3) 4c., 6c., 12c., 1888-89 1c. and 1889 2 on 2c. (unlisted unserifed type), 1890-91 1c., 5c., 1898 Jubilee and 1900-07 sets, 1905 $2.40, all types D12/a/x, mainly good to fine with or without gum. (35)	500	600	620
759	British Guiana: 1889 to 1910, mainly mint collection incl. 1889, 1898 Jubilee, 1900-07 and 1905-07 sets, 1905 $2.40 and 1907-10 set, etc., mostly good to fine. (59)	200	220	200
760	British Guiana: 1911 (Oct. 21) locally addressed cover bearing 4c. cancelled good strike of the special Philatelic Exhibition ship and flags datestamp employed this day at the Exhibition at the Carnegie Free Library, Georgetown, horizontal fold but rare, only about a dozen covers having been recorded. Photo.	200	220
761	British Guiana: 1935 Silver Jubilee 24c. slate and purple, variety dot by flagstaff, mint, fine. S.G. 304h, cat. £170.	50	70	75
762	British Guiana: 1951 $1 bright violet, perf. 14 x 13, fine unmounted mint. S.G.317a, cat £300. Photo.	100	120	150
763	British Honduras: 1891 5c. on 3c. on 3d. red-brown, variety “FIVE” and bar double, mint, fine, fresh and scarce. S.G. 49b, cat. £300. B.P.A. certificate (2002). Photo.	120	150	130
764	British Honduras: 1922-33 $5 purple and black on red, fine mint. S.G. 125, cat. £190.	60	80	85
765	British Honduras: 1938-47 issue, a duplicated mint range with values to $1 (4), $2 (3) and $5 (4), mainly good to fine (54). S.G. 150-61, cat. £334	50	60	85
766	British Levant: 1885-88 40pa. on 211/2d. used with G.B. 1/2d. blue-green on bag label to Switzerland, cancelled fine British Post Office, Smyrna “NO 12/ 01” c.d.s., fine and unusual. Photo.	100	120	160
767	British Levant: 1896 to 1900, three G.B. 1d. stationery cards (one damaged corner) and one 1d.+1d. reply card (reply half unused), all with “BRITISH POST OFFICE/ CONSTANTINOPLE” c.d.s. cancellations, also 1869 entire to Messina franked 4d. cancelled fine “A25” duplex of Malta.	70	80
768	British Levant: Covers, a selection of 21 covers, entires or cards from 1878 to 1914 on leaves, variously addressed from a good range of Offices incl. Beyrout, Constantinople, Smyrna, with postal stationery, etc., fair to fine.	200	250	170
769	British Levant: Covers, a selection of ten covers or cards from 1899 to 1911 on leaves, two with interesting contents, variously franked and addressed incl. 1904 to Boston, Mass. bearing 1pi. on 10d. and U.S. 10c. postage due, etc., mainly good to fine.	100	150	110
770	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1885-88 40pa. on 21/2d. lilac handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9) in a block of six (2 x 3), with gum, some bends. S.G. 1 S.	120	140	400
771	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1885-88 80pa. on 5d. green handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9) in a block of four, with gum, the lower pair with horizontal crease but unmounted. S.G. 2 S. Photo.	120	150	280
772	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1885-88 bluish paper 12pi. on 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9) in a block of four, marginal from the foot of the sheet, some wrinkles, the upper left stamp with diagonal crease, the lower pair unmounted. S.G. 3 S. Photo.	200	250	240
773	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1885-88 bluish paper 12pi. on 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9), white paper 12pi. on 2/6, two examples handstamped “SPECIMEN” , the first type GB9 and marginal from the top of the sheet, the second type GB15 (creased), all with gum, usual wrinkles and mixed centring. S.G. 3, a S.	80	100	340
774	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1885-88 white paper 12pi. on 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15) in a horizontal strip of four, with gum, two slightly creased. S.G. 3a S. Photo.	150	170	140
775	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1887-96 40pa. on 21/2d. purple on blue handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9) in a block of twelve (4 x 3), marginal from the top of the sheet, two with diagonal bends, two with blue pencil mark, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. 4 S.	120	140	280
776	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1887-96 40pa. on 21/2d., 80pa. on 5d., 4pi. on 10d., each in a horizontal pair handstamped “SPECIMEN”, the first type GB9 (one with light bend), the second type GB9 with full gum, the third type GB15, marginal from the foot of the sheet and with full gum, mainly fine. S.G. 4-6 S.	100	120	190
777	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1887-96 40pa. on 21/2d., 80pa. on 5d., 4pi. on 10d., each in a horizontal pair handstamped “SPECIMEN”, with full gum, the first type GB9, the second type GB9 (one with trivial tone spots on gum), the third type GB15, marginal from the foot of the sheet, perfs. separated between stamps. S.G. 4-6 S.	100	120	190
778	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1887-96 4pi. on 10d. handstamped “SPECIMEN” in violet (Samuel type NA2) by Natal Post Office on receipt from the U.P.U., affixed to small piece. S.G. 6 S. Photo.	80	100	130
779	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1893 40pa. on 1/2d. vermilion handstamped Constantinople provisional in a fine unmounted mint horizontal strip of five believed to be not only the largest extant mint multiple (one block of four being present in the Royal Collection) but also the only mint multiple in private hands. A highly undercatalogued stamp in mint condition, this provisional having been in use for five days only at the Constantinople and Stamboul offices. S.G. 7. B.P.A. certificate (1979). Photo.	2500	3500	5000
780	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 40pa. on 21/2d., 80pa. on 5d. and 4pi. on 10d. (upper right corner marginal, lower pair creased), each in a block of four handstamped “SPECIMEN” type GB15 (40pa. on 21/2d.) or GB16, full gum, some bends. S.G. 8, 9, 11 S.	180	200	200
781	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 40pa. on 21/2d., two examples, the first hanstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15) with gum (one slightly pulled perf.), the second “ULTRAMAR” in blue, small part gum, 80pa. on 5d., 4pi. on 10d. (marginal from the foot of the sheet), 12pi. on 2/6, handstamped “SPECIMEN” type 16, with gum, fine. S.G. 8-11 S.	80	100	140
782	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 80pa. on 5d. and 4pi. on 10d. handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17), fine with gum. S.G. 9, 10 S.	50	70	55
783	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 4pi. on 10d. horizontal pair and 12pi on 2/6, handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB16), fine with gum. S.G. 10, 11 S.	60	80	55
784	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 12pi. on 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB16) in a block of four, light bends, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. 11 S. Photo.	150	180	420
785	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 12pi. on 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17) in a horizontal strip of three, the centre stamp with some gum toning, otherwise fine with gum. S.G. 11 S.	120	150	350
786	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1902-05 24pi. on 5/- handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17) in a block of four, vertical crease through centre and slight perf. separation between upper pair, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. 12 S. Photo.	180	200	480
787	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1905-08 1pi. on 21/2d., 1909 5pi. on 1/-, 1910 11/4pi. on 3d. to 21/2pi. on 6d. set of three, all handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17), the 11/4pi. on 3d. with damaged corner and hinged, others fine with full gum. (5) S.G. 13, 21-4 S.	100	120	95
788	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1909 30pa. on 11/2d. to 5pi. on 1/- set of six handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17), fine with gum, all with lower margin except 1p.30pa. on 4d. orange and 5pi. on 1/-. S.G. 16-21 S.	120	150	150
789	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1911-13 2pi. on 5d. and 4pi. on 10d. handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15), each in a block of six (2 x 3), marginal from the foot of the sheet, one 4pi. on 10d. strip with light vertical crease, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. 30-1 S.	200	250	230
790	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1911-13 2pi. on 5d. vertical strip of three and 12pi. on 2/6 vertical pair handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15), both marginal from the foot of the sheet, fine with full gum. S.G. 30, 33 S.	120	140	130
791	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1911-13 4pi. on 10d. handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15), in a block of four, marginal from the foot of the sheet, fine with full gum. S.G. 31 S. Photo.	140	160	160
792	British Levant: Turkish Currency: 1911-13 12pi. on 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15), marginal from the foot of the sheet, fine with gum. S.G. 33 S.	50	70	170
793	British Levant: British Currency: 1905-12 “LEVANT” 1/2d. to 1/- set handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17), 21/2d. and 3d. light diagonal creases, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. L1-10.	200	250	290
794	British Levant: Post Offices in Constantinople and Smyrna: 1921 183/4pi. on 1/- handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB23) in a horizontal strip of three, with gum, light overall gum toning, otherwise fine. S.G. 47 S.	50	70	55
795	British Levant: Post Offices in Constantinople and Smyrna: 1921 45pi. on 2/6, 90pi. on 5/-, 180pi. on 10/- handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB26) in a vertical strip of three, with gum (two in each unmounted), light overall gum toning, some minor perf. irregularities. S.G. 48-50 S. Photo.	200	250	310
796	British Levant: Post Offices in Constantinople and Smyrna: 1921 “LEVANT” 1/- horizontal strip of three and 2/6 vertical strip of three, both handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB26), light overall gum toning, otherwise fine with gum. S.G. L23-4 S. Photo.	200	250	320
797	British Virgin Islands: 1887-89 4d. (3 shades), 1899 1/2d. to 5/- and 1904 1/2d. to 5/- sets, mint, mainly fine. (19) Cat. £295.	80	100	70
798	British Virgin Islands: 1929 (Apr. 12) registered “Wilson” cover from Road Town to Birmingham, bearing 1922-28 5/-, scarce usage. S.G. 101.	50	60	50
799	British Virgin Islands: 1938-47 issue, a duplicated mint range with values to 2/6 (3), 5/- (5), 10/- (4) and £1 (4), mainly good to fine. (52) S.G. 110-121	40	50	30
800	Brunei: Japanese Occupation: 1942-44 8c. scarlet, handstamped in violet, mint block of ten (5 x 2), the lower two rows of the sheet with margins and imprint, overprint omitted from central vertical pair, unmounted except one, usual faint climatic gum toning, unique item . S.G. J10, a. B.P.A. certificate (1999). Photo.	4200	4500