Lot No	Description	Estimate Low	Estimate High	Hammer ex VAT
1201	Mauritius: 1901-07 Arms 1c. imperf. colour trial in grey and black on red paper watermarked Crown CA, thin in margin, otherwise fine with gum. Photo.	60	80
1202	Mauritius: 1901-07 12c. die proof of duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), dated “26 JUN. 00”, and with pencil inscription “Mauritius”. S.G. 148 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1203	Mauritius: 1901-07 Arms 1r. imperf. colour trial in dull purple on bluish unwatermarked paper, extremely fine and fresh with gum. Photo.	100	120	140
1204	Mauritius: 1910 to 1934, a mint selection of singles and multiples with plate no.’s incl. 1921-34 values to 20c., some gum toning, otherwise mainly fine mint. (13 items)	40	60	55
1205	Mauritius: 1910 50c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), dated “10 AUG. 08”. S.G. 191 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1206	Mauritius: 1921-26 4c. die proof of duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “AFTER/ STRIKING” and dated “14/10/21” in pencil. S.G. 209 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1207	Mauritius: 1921-34 1c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “AFTER/ STRIKING” and dated “11. 9. 26” in pen. S.G. 223 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1208	Mauritius: 1921-34 3c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “AFTER/ STRIKING” and dated “11. 9. 26” in pen. S.G. 225 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1209	Mauritius: 1921-34 4c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “AFTER/ STRIKING” and dated “11. 9. 26” in pen. S.G. 226 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1210	Mauritius: 1921-34 8c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “AFTER/ STRIKING” and dated “11. 9. 26” in pen. S.G. 229 P. Photo.	150	170
1211	Mauritius: 1921-34 8c. orange in a scarce complete unmounted mint sheet of 120 perfs. largely separated between panes otherwise mainly fine. S.G. 229	40	50	50
1212	Mauritius: 1921-34 10c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “BEFORE/ HARDENING” and dated “-4 AUG 1926”. S.G. 230 P. Photo.	150	170
1213	Mauritius: 1921-34 15c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “BEFORE/ HARDENING”. S.G. 233 P. Photo.	150	170
1214	Mauritius: 1921-34 15c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “AFTER/ STRIKING” and dated “11. 9. 26” in pen. S.G. 233 P. Photo.	150	170	110
1215	Mauritius: 1921-34 20c. die proof of country name and duty plate in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), endorsed “BEFORE/ HARDENING” and dated “-4 AUG 1926”. S.G. 234 P. Photo.	150	170
1216	Mauritius: 1942 censored cover to the Red Cross in Geneva, franked 20c. and with censor cachet and label.	50	60	45
1217	Mauritius: Covers, a Q.V. to K.G.VI selection of 47 items, the majority postal stationery unused, also used with censored, first flights, etc., fair to fine.	70	90	110
1218	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: A mainly fine unused collection on leaves and loose, incl. Postcards with formular cards and reply cards, Envelopes with 1862 “CANCELLED” 9d., scarce 1891 50c. on 1882 8c., Registered Envelopes, Wrappers, etc. (49 items)	150	170	160
1219	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Postcards: 1879 stamp-sized die proof for 6c. value in black on white glazed card, mounted in sunken frame (33 x 37mm.) numbered “XV.”, ex. De La Rue archives. Photo.	100	120	100
1220	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1862 6d. coloured die proofs in rose, pink (cut around and separately affixed) and black respectively on card (31 x 31mm. approx.) ex. printer’s archives. (3). H&G 1 P.	150	170	1150
1221	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1862 6d. coloured die proofs in brown and turquoise respectively on thick card (40 x 40mm. approx.) ex. printer’s archives. (2). H&G 1 P.	100	120	1150
1222	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1862 9d. coloured die proofs in claret, black and purple respectively on card (27 x 33mm. approx.) ex. printer’s archives. (3). H&G 2 P.	150	170	1200
1223	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1862 9d. coloured die proofs in red and blue-green respectively on thick card (37 x 40mm. approx.) ex. printer’s archives. (2). H&G 2 P.	100	120	1250
1224	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1873 1s.8d. coloured die proof in issued milky blue, cut to shape and mounted in sunken frame (49 x 50mm.) ex. printer’s archives. H&G 6 P.	60	80	420
1225	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1891 50c. on 1882 8c. milky blue, with G.P.O. Mauritius double circle and ms. control, unused, fine and scarce. H&G 15.	70	90
1226	Mauritius: Postal Stationery: Registered Envelopes: 1891-93 12c., 1904 8c. and 12c., size F, 1913 12c. (slight faults), Envelopes 1904 6c. and 15c., all overprinted “SPECIMEN”, also 1862 6d., 9d. (2, one faded) overprinted “CANCELLED”. (9 items)	100	120
1227	Mauritius: Forgeries: A classical range of forgeries and facsimiles of early issues, incl. engraved “Post Office” 1d. presented as a proof on card, Lapirot, Britannias, etc., poor to fine. (42)	150	200	200
1228	Mexico: Postal Stationery: Hidalgo 10c. and 25c. envelopes pen-cancelled, the first handstamped “GUANJUATO” and numbered, the second “VERACRUZ” and numbered “381”, both with Phil. Fed. of S. Africa certificate (1980).	60	80
1229	Monaco: 1946 Child Welfare set of six in issued colours on épreuve de luxe (255 x 205mm.)	80	100
1230	Monaco: 1955 25th Monte Carlo Rally 100f. scarlet and blackish-brown in a fresh unmounted mint block of four. S.G.517, cat. £240.	40	50	42
1231	Monaco: An early to modern mint selection on stockcards and loose incl. 1891-94 5f., 1901-21 5f. mauve, 1919 War Orphans to 1f., 1920 Marriage to 1f.+1f., 1939 Stadium 10f., 1949 Red Cross miniature sheet, etc., mainly fine.	250	300	440
1232	Mongolia: A mint and used selection on stockleaves with 1924 values to $1 (, incl. perf. 10 used), 1926-27 values to 3t. mint (2), used (2), 5t. mint (2) and used, etc., fair to fine. (76)	200	250	240
1233	Mongolia: A mainly mint collection in six stockbooks, issues from 1932, incl. 1932 to 10t. mint and used, 1946 25th. Anniversary of Independence set, 1953 Choibalsan values to 5t. (2), extensive later issues with Genghis Khan sets, etc., mainly fine.	150	200	200
1234	Montserrat: 1932 Tercentenary 1/2d. to 5/- set with “Madame Joseph” faked cancellations, fine. S.G. 84-93.	50	60	75
1235	Morocco: A used collection in an album with French Post Offices 1891-1900 values to 2p. on 2f. incl. 50c. on 50c. type a, 1p. on 1f. (5, incl. a pair), also six values to 1p. on 1f. on registered cover, 1902-10, 1911-17 sets, Protectorate 1914-21, 1917 sets, also 1917 2f. and 5f. on seperate registered covers, later issues to 1955 with 1938 Child Welfare set, Postage Dues with 1896 set, Post Offices in Tangier with 1918-24 set (incl. 25c. with overprint omitted), some post-Independence issues, many covers throughout, mainly fine.	500	600	500
1236	Morocco Agencies: British Currency: 1907-13 De La Rue 1/- (3), 2/6 (2, one with slight perf. toning), handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17), mainly fine with gum. S.G. 37-8 S.	80	100
1237	Morocco Agencies: British Currency: 1907-13 Somerset House 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15) in a block of four, marginal from the top of the sheet, mainly fine with full gum. S.G. 41 S. Photo.	180	200	320
1238	Morocco Agencies: British Currency: 1907-13 Somerset House 2/6 handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB15) in a vertical pair, marginal from the foot of the sheet, some bends, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. 41 S.	80	100	65
1239	Morocco Agencies: British Currency: 1914-31 1d., 3d., 4d., 2/6, 5/- (2), 1925-36 1/2d., 11/2d., 2d., 21/2d., 6d., 1/-, all handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB32), with gum, some small faults. (12). Btwn. S.G. 43 and 61 S.	280	300
1240	Morocco Agencies: 1925-37 1/2d. to 4d., 1/- (overprinted “SPECIMEN” type GB23), unique examples handstamped with varying impressions of the local Bechuanaland “SPECIMEN” handstamp, without gum, the 2d. and 21/2d. trimmed at foot. (5). S.G. 55-9, 61 S. Photo. One set only of U.P.U. distribution was forwarded to Bechuanaland, their practice being to affix these to a ledger with protective handstamp often tying item to page. Prior to Independence these were returned to the British P.O. from where they were officially released. See also lots 1249-51.	110	130
1241	Morocco Agencies: British Currency: 1925-36 1/-, two examples handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB23), fine with gum. S.G. 61 S.	40	50	30
1242	Morocco Agencies: British Currency: 1949 5d. horizontal pair from the lower left corner of the sheet, one [20/1] showing interesting unlisted flaw line parallel to chin, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 84 var.	70	90	50
1243	Morocco Agencies: Spanish Currency: 1907-12 40c. on 4d. green and chocolate-brown and 12p. on 10/- handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB17), fine with gum, also 5c. on 1/2d., 15c. on 11/2d. to 25c. on 211/2d., 50c. on 5d., 1p. on 10d., all handstamped “ULTRAMAR” in violet, without gum (usual colour run etc.). (8). S.G. 112, 114-7, 119-20, 123 S. Photo.	110	130
1244	Morocco Agencies: Spanish Currency: 1914-26 3c. on 1/2d. (slight thin) to 40c. on 4d. and 6p. on 5/- (damaged corner) handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB32), also 6p. on 5/-, two examples handstamped type GB23 (one with additional unserifed “SPECIMEN” handstamp in violet - stain on gum). (10). S.G. 128-34, 136 S.	200	250
1245	Morocco Agencies: Spanish Currency: 1948 Olympics 1p.20 on 1/- brown, variety surcharge double, mint, fine. S.G. 181a, cat. £750. B.P.A. certificate (1955). Photo.	320	350	300
1246	Morocco Agencies: French Currency: 1917-24 50c. on 5d. and 1935-36 3f. on 2/6 (small bend at top) handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB23), 1924-32 6f. on 5/-, 1925-34 1f.50 on 1/- and 1935-37 1f.50 on 1/- handstamped type GB32, mainly fine with gum. (5). S.G. 197, 201, 211, 224, 225 S.	120	150	90
1247	Morocco Agencies: French Currency: 1924-32 3f. on 2/6, 6f. on 5/-, 5c. on 1/2d. to 1f.50 on 1/- set, all handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB32), mainly fine with gum. (12). S.G. 200-11 S.	110	130	80
1248	Morocco Agencies: French Currency: 1924-32 6f. on 5/- vertical strip of three handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB32), without gum, one thinned. (12). S.G. 201 S.	60	80
1249	Morocco Agencies: French Currency 1925-34 5c. on 1/2d to 75c. on 9d., 1f. on 10d., unique examples handstamped with varying impressions of the local Bechuanaland “SPECIMEN” handstamp, without gum, some slight faults, three trimmed at foot. (8). S.G. 202-8, 210 S. Photo. One set only of U.P.U. distribution was forwarded to Bechuanaland, their practice being to affix these to a ledger with protective handstamp often tying item to page. Prior to Independence these were returned to the British P.O. from where they were officially released. See also lots 1240, 1250 and 1251.	150	170
1250	Morocco Agencies: Tangier 1934-35 1/2d., 1d. and 11/2d. set of three, unique examples handstamped with varying impressions of the local Bechuanaland “SPECIMEN” handstamp, without gum, fine. S.G. 235-7 S. Photo. One set only of U.P.U. distribution was forwarded to Bechuanaland, their practice being to affix these to a ledger with protective handstamp often tying item to page. Prior to Independence these were returned to the British P.O. from where they were officially released. See also Lots 124, 1249 and 1251.	100	120	100
1251	Morocco Agencies: Tangier: 1936 1/2d., 11/2d., 1937 Coronation 11/2d., 1937 1d. (B.P.A. certificate, 1984) and 11/2d., unique examples handstamped with varying impressions of local Bechuanaland “SPECIMEN” handstamp, fine without gum. (6). S.G. 241, 243-4, 246-7 S. One set only of U.P.U. distribution was forwarded to Bechuanaland, their practice being to affix these to a ledger with protective handstamp often tying item to page. Prior to Independence these were returned to the British P.O. from where they were officially released. See also lots 1240, 1249 and 1250.	150	170	160
1252	Nauru: 1937-48 1/2d. to 10/- white paper set of fourteen, mint, fine. S.G. 26B-39B, cat £180	40	50	40
1253	Netherlands: 1852 to 1891, a selection in an approval book, incl. 1852-63 5c. (6), 10c. (12), and 15c., 1864 values to 15c. (5), all used, also 1891 1g. slate-violet mint (possible hinge thin), mainly good to fine. (64).	100	120	260
1254	Netherlands: 1852-63 10c. deep carmine-red, plate III, a rare block of four [41-2/46-7], used, good to large margins close at upper left. N.V.P.H. 2e Moeijes certificate (1991). Photo.	780	800
1255	Netherlands: 1852-63 10c. lake-red, plate V, a rare block of four [82-3/87-8], lightly cancelled, good to large margins close at top. N.V.P.H. 2h. Photo.	780	800
1256	Netherlands: 1852-63 10c. deep carmine, plate IX, a scarce horizontal strip of four [52-55], used, good to large margins a little close at top. N.V.P.H. 2o. Photo.	550	600
1257	Netherlands: 1852-63 15c. orange, plate I, a scarce horizontal strip of five [61-5], used. N.V.P.H. 3c. Photo.	600	650
1258	Netherlands: An early to 1960's collection in a Minkus printed album, with strength in largely complete mainly fine used issues from the 1930's, good ranges of charity sets, 1940 German Occupation surcharge set fine used, 1942 Legion Fund miniature sheets mint, also some covers, etc., fair to fine. (many 100's).	150	200	160
1259	Netherlands: An extensive used collection, 1872 to 1965, with some covers and cards incl. 1872-91 values to 2g.50, 1891-4 values to 1g., 1893-98 to 2g.50 (3), 5g., 1905 10g., 1913 Centenary to 10g. (2, one with variety damaged “E'”), 1920 2.50 0n 10g. surcharge pair, 1924 Exhibition set, 1926-32 11/2c. missing “T” , Interrupted Perfs. incl. pairs and blocks, 1942 Legion miniature sheets etc., fair to fine.	1500	1800	1250
1260	Netherlands: A used collection on leaves, 1924 to 1966, with Charity issues incl. interrupted perfs., Airs incl. 1951 Seagull pair, some covers, mainly fine.	200	250	180
1261	Netherlands Indies: 1864 10c. carmine mint with large part original gum, fair to good margins all round. S.G. 1	40	50
1262	Newfoundland: 1865-71 10c. black on thin yellowish paper, a mint block of four, the lower pair unmounted, mainly fine. S.G. 27, cat. £1,100+. Photo.	350	400	370
1263	Newfoundland: 1937 Additional Coronation issue, a specialised grouping of mint multiples, comprising comb perf. 1c., 3c., 25c. and 48c. (B.P.A. certificate, 1953) blocks of four, line perf. 1c., 7c., 8c., 10c., 20c. , 24c. (block of six), 25c. and 48c. blocks of four, also varieties comprising line perf. 1c. block of four with “fish-hook”, 7c. block of six with “medallion” re-entry [4/8], 14c. re-entries [3/10, 4/10] in block of four and corner block of eight, 20c. block of nine with “extra chimney”, and 48c. imperf. pair, mainly fine mint with most unmounted. (81)	200	250	220
1264	Newfoundland: 1937 Coronation 7c. re-entry at right, 3c. in marginal blocks of sixteen and eight and 14c. (2) all mint with some minor varieties, fine.	30	40	45
1265	Newfoundland: A used collection on leaves, 1911 to 1947, incl. 1911-16 and 1919 sets, 1920 3c. on 15c. surcharge 131/2mm. between bars (3, incl. a pair), 1923, 1928-29, 1929-31 sets, 1931 Air Mail sets with and without watermark, 1933 Gilbert sets (2, one with first day cancellations), 1941-44 set in blocks of four, 1939-49 Postage Dues etc., mainly fine.	600	700	800
1266	New Guinea: 1915 (Jan.) “G.R.I./ 3d.” German registration label Kieta (Deutsch-Neuguinea) with variety no stops after “R” and “I”, mint, fine and rare. S.G. 38 var., unlisted by S.G. and Gibbs and believed unique. R.P.S. certificate (1984). Photo.	4300	4800
1267	New Guinea: 1915-16 wmk. 5 1/2d. bright green, mint horizontal strip of six from bottom row of 3rd. setting, types a, c, c, c, b, c, perf. reinforcement, otherwise mainly fine, 1d. dull red, mint block of eighteen (6 x 3) from scarce 3rd setting, the upper row type b, middle row type c, lower row a, c, c, c, b, c, perforations misaligned between centre and upper rows, some light overall gum toning and perf. irregularities, otherwise mainly fine with ten unmounted. S.G. 65a, 67a	140	160
1268	New Guinea: 1915-16 wmk. 5 5d. brown, mint block of eighteen (6 x 3) from foot of pane of scarce 3rd. setting, the upper row type b, middle row type c, lower row a, c, c, c, b, c, mainly fine with ten unmounted. S.G. 72	200	250
1269	New Guinea: 1916 (Jan. 11) registered cover to Cheshire, franked Australia “OS” perfin 1/-, tied by fine Kieta c.d.s., backstamped Sydney, London and Warrington, attractive.	40	60	60
1270	New Guinea: 1918 (Sept 24), 1915-16 1/2d. used alongside New South Wales 1907 1/2d. blue-green on cover to Birmingham, well tied by “MELBOURNE/VIC” c.d.s.’s, unusual. S.G. 65	50	70
1271	New Zealand: 1860 cover to Glasgow bearing 1857-63 no watermark 6d. pale brown (lifted and replaced), clear to good margins.	160	180,
1272	New Zealand: 1891-94 Perf 121/2 x 10 1d. rose fresh mint block of four. S.G. 216ba, cat. £800+. Photo	320	350
1273	New Zealand: 1898(c.) 3d. Waterlow sample sheetlet of nine in purple brown, each with small punch hole and overprinted “WATERLOW & SONS, LTD.”, mainly fine without gum. Photo.	350	380
1274	New Zealand: 1899-1903 perf 11, no watermark 6d. rose-red in a mint block of twenty four (4 x 6) from the top of the sheet, some perf. reinforcement, otherwise fresh unmounted mint. S.G. 265b. Photo.	650	700
1275	New Zealand: 1906 1d. bright rose-carmine on “Cowan” paper, perf. 11, from Royle plates, mint block of four, hinged on upper pair only, centred low and a few minor tone spots on gum, otherwise fine. S.G. 357, cat. £400+. B.P.A. certificate (2002)	80	100
1276	New Zealand: 1906 1d. bright rose-carmine on “Cowan” paper, perf. 14 x 141/2, from Royle plates, mint block of four, hinged on upper pair only, centred left, otherwise fine. S.G. 360, cat. £240+. B.P.A. certificate (2002)	70	90
1277	New Zealand: 1915 to 1933 selection, incl. recess mixed perf. pairs and blocks, plate no.’s, shades, etc. to 1/- (8), range of typo plate proofs comprising 1/2d. (4), 11/2d. (6), 2d. (3), 3d. (15 incl. corner blocks of eight and four), etc., mostly good to fine. (187)	120	150	360
1278	New Zealand: 1926-34 2/- deep blue (unmounted, one with light crease) and 3/- mauve (hinged on two only) on Jones paper in matching lower left corner marginal blocks of four. S.G. 466-7	280	300	250
1279	New Zealand: 1936(c.) essay for unadopted 1d. Health design (202 x 308mm.), endorsed “Rough Suggestion”, attributed to J.Berry. Photo	160	180	220
1280	New Zealand: 1940(c.) Artists drawing (224 x 127mm.), for unadopted 1d. Health design depicting flowering clematis, in black, pale-buff and Chinese white on thick card (252 x 162mm.), attributed to the artist L.C.Mitchell. Photo.	240	260	270
1281	New Zealand: 1941 (June 18) censored cover from Waimate to a Gunner in 14th. Brigade, Pacific Section, 2nd. N.Z.E.F., returned to Base Records, Wellington and with violet framed “MEDICALLY BOARDED” cachet, slight staining.	60	80
1282	New Zealand: 1942(c.) essay for unadopted 1d. Health stamp on thick paper (193 x 269mm.), attributed to J.Berry. Photo.	160	180	220
1283	New Zealand: 1950(c.) essay (172 x 268mm.) similar to 1950 Centennial of Canterbury 3d. featuring John Robert Godley. Photo.	230	260	260
1284	New Zealand: 1955(c.) Artists drawing for unadopted 2d. Health design (221 x 343mm.) with stamp sized photographic reproduction below, signed by the artist J.Berry. Photo.	230	260	270
1285	New Zealand: A used collection on leaves, 1929 to 1972, with strength in Health issues incl. 1931 set, etc., mainly fine.	100	120	90
1286	New Zealand: Postal Fiscals: 1931 to 1958, a used selection, incl. 9/-, 30/-, £3, £4 (2) and £5 (2), mainly fair to fine. (30).	100	120	110
1287	New Zealand: Revenues: 1882(c) Stamp Duty long type imperf. proofs on thin card for 2/6, 3/-. 5/-, 6/-, 8/-, £1, 25/-, 30/-, £2, £5, £6 and £10, all in issued colours with close to clear margins.	280	300	320
1288	Niger Coast: 1892-94 1/2d. to 1/- set tied by Old Calabar River “FE 2/94” c.d.s.’s to registered cover to London, transit and Mar. 10 arrival datestamps, good colours. S.G. 1-6. Photo.	80	100	130
1289	Niue: 1935 Silver Jubilee 21/2d. vertical pair from the foot of the sheet, imperf. horizontally, mint, fine. S.G. 70 var., cat. £250. Photo.	100	120
1290	Norfolk Island: 1980-81 2c. imperf. proof in unissued Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk design affixed to Harrison presentation card (102 x 127mm.).	150	200
1291	North Borneo: 1911 25c. to $10 set with shades to $2, mint, mainly fine. (10). S.G. 178-83, cat. £500+. Photo.	130	150	190
1292	North Borneo: 1911 $10 imperf. plate proof in black and orange on unwatermarked wove paper. S.G. 183 P. Photo.	80	100	60
1293	North Borneo: 1947 $2 block of four and $5 vertical pair (one with lower bar partly broken at left), cancelled by type D17 c.d.s. of Apr. 7 1949 (predates Proud by 13 days) on O.H.M.S. envelope. S.G. 348-9 var.	60	70
1294	Northern Nigeria: 1912 1/2d. to £1 set with shades of 1/2d., 1d. (2), 2d., 4d., 6d., 9d. and 1/-, mint, mainly fine. (21). S.G. 40-52, cat. £240+.	70	90	100
1295	Northern Rhodesia: 1925-29 1/2d. to 20/- set with some shades to 4d., mint, a few slight faults but good appearance. (23). S.G. 1-17, cat. £380+.	70	90	120
1296	Norway: 1855 to 1970, a virtually complete used collection in a printed album incl. a very fine 1855 4sk., 1856-60, 1863-66 sets, 1867-68 set with shades, Posthorns incl. 1882-93 12ore, 1905 surcharges, 1907-10 King Haakon both dies, 1941 Victory overprints with and without watermark, Officials, Postage Dues, 1872 Returned Letter stamps, mainly fine.	500	600	680
1297	Nova Scotia: 1851 to 1863, a small mint or used selection, incl. 1851-57 3d. (2, one large margins, the other touched and thinned), etc., poor to fine. (10).	50	70	50
1298	Nyasaland: 1897 (June 29) British Central Africa “License to Carry a Gun” issued at Chiromo, bearing £1 black and blue dated in ms. and cancelled by “RUO” double ring, folded and with usual climatic tone spots, scarce.	400	450	300
1299	Nyasaland: 1903-04 1d. to £10 overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type D12, a), mainly fine with gum. (10). S.G. 59-67, cat. £575. Photo.	180	200	210
1300	Nyasaland: 1935 Silver Jubilee 1/- variety kite and vertical log, mint, fine. S.G. 126k, cat. £300. Photo.	90	100	100
1301	Pakistan: Bahawalpur State: Revenues: Court Fee 1r. in bright blue, 2r. in purple, 5r. in red and 10r. in deep green, colour samples overprinted “WATERLOW & SONS LTD/SPECIMEN” and affixed to Waterlow presentation card (112 x 126mm.), imperf. exept 10r. perf. 14, each with colour annotation, attractive and unusual.	200	250	200
1302	Papua: 1901 Watermark Rosettes ungummed paper sample (236 x 180mm.), fine.	180	200
1303	Papua: 1906 “PAPUA” proof overprint on British New Guinea 1d black and carmine. watermark vertical, fine without gum and rare. This the example illustrated in Hamilton Croaker (p. 9). Photo.	1500	1700	1700
1304	Poland: 1815 to 1870, Russian administration, a selection of seven mainly stampless entires on display pages, variously addressed, incl. 1874 from Marienwerder to Podgosz franked 1g., etc., fair to fine.	100	120	80
1305	Poland: 1828 to 1900, Russian administration, a selection of mainly pre-stamp entires, etc. with postal stationery, money orders, Russia used in Poland, etc., also some literature, fair to fine.	200	250	150
1306	Poland: Pre-stamp, a selection of 25 fiscal documents from 1828 to 1833, a good range, poor to fine.	100	120	180
1307	Poland: Prussian Occupation, an accumulation of mainly nineteenth century civil and official mail, legal documents with some postally used, etc., fair to fine.	160	200	140
1308	Poland: 1918-19 Polish Reoccupation of former German Territories, a collection on display leaves with some mint multiples, varieties, forgeries, covers, also 1915-18 German Occupation issues with covers, etc., mainly fair to fine.	200	220	480
1309	Poland: 1918-19, a duplicated mint and used collection in a stockbook, with some forgeries, provisionals, local overprints, articles, etc., fair to fine.	120	150	140
1310	Poland: 1918 (c.) a selection of unadopted imperf. essays and reproductions, denominated between 3f. and 5M., mainly fine. (8)	100	120	80
1311	Poland: 1940 Katyn Massacre, the outstanding display collection on exhibition pages, with related covers, telegrams, ephemera, photographs, labels, etc., mainly good to fine.	350	400	520
1312	Poland: 1941-45, selection of proofs and essays incl. Government in London 1941 75g. imperf. colour trial (3), 1943 80g. imperf. proof in unissued design, 1945 Relief Fund 1z.+2z. colour trials (6), Second Polish Corps in Italy 1945 photographic essays of unadopted designs (4), mainly fine. (16)	100	120	1550
1313	Poland: 1941-44 Polish Exiled Government in London and Forces in Italy issues, a duplicated mainly mint selection in a stockbook and loose, with multiples, some varieties, photographic essays, etc., mainly good to fine.	200	250	600
1314	Poland: 1941-44 Polish Exiled Government in London, 5g. stamp-sized unadopted essay in dark blue, brown and Chinese white depicting saboteurs, mounted in sunken frame (130 x 114mm.). Photo.	120	150	600
1315	Poland: 1941-44 Polish Exiled Government in London, 25g. stamp-sized unadopted essay in maroon and Chinese white depicting Polish soldier in France, mounted in sunken frame (116 x 120 mm.). Photo.	120	150	520
1316	Poland: 1948 Anti-TB set in two vertical strips of ten, each with se-tenant advertising label at right, unmounted mint (one set hinged in margins). S.G. 642-5.	150	180	90
1317	Poland: 1948 Anti-TB set of four with se-tenant labels, all ten designs of each value, also 1960 Stamp Centenary 60g. to 2z.50 in miniature sheetlets of four, mint mainly fine.	100	120	60
1318	Poland: 1950-52 Groszy overprints, a collection on leaves, etc., with definitives and commemoratives, some multiples, a good range of covers, mainly good to fine.	150	180	110
1319	Poland: A collection of issues from 1960 to 1993 in a large printed album with ranges of early overprinted issues, 1925 National Fund set, 1928 Warsaw Exhibition miniature sheet mint, 1938 Warsaw Exhibition sheet perf. and imperf. mint (faults), 1944 National Heroes set used, 1948 Roosevelt miniature sheet mint, 1948 Culture sheet mint, extensive and largely complete later ranges, also a range of Port Gdansk issues, locals, and Judenpost Litzmannstadt-Ghetto 5k., 10k. and 20k., mainly fair to fine. (many 100's).	350	400	500
1320	Poland: An early to modern accumulation in a carton, with covers, literature, labels, mint multiples, cancellations, etc., varied condition.	300	400	550
1321	Poland: An accumulation in a stockbook, mainly 1920 to 1922 issues with 1921 Red Cross issues, Silesia, Allenstein, reoccupied territories, some mint multiples, etc., fair to fine.	180	200	360
1322	Poland: An early to modern mint and used accumulation in approval books, on stockcards, etc. incl. Locals, varieties, miniature sheets, etc., poor to fine.	150	200	110
1323	Poland: An early to modern accumulation in a printed album, on leaves and loose contained in a carton, incl. covers, labels, etc., varied condition.	150	180	110
1324	Poland: An early to modern selection with some duplication, mint and used, in a stockbook, incl. Cinderellas, Locals, varieties, overprints, etc., mainly good to fine.	120	150	260
1325	Poland: An early to modern collection in three albums and a stockbook, mint and used, with good ranges of covers, registration labels, cancellations, labels, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	230
1326	Poland: Collection of issues from 1944 to 1951 in a binder, mint and used incl. 1946 Education set mint, Groszy overprints, covers, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	80
1327	Poland: An interesting collection of Territories seized by Prussia, on display pages and loose with illustrated telegrams, a good range of entires variously franked and addressed, etc., poor to fine.	120	150	140
1328	Poland: A collection on display pages, 1919 to 1938, incl. a study of 1925-32 definitives, 1928-31 1z. on horizontally and vertically laid papers, 1938 Philatelic Exhibition sheet perf. and imperf., many varieties, etc., chiefly fine.	100	120	140
1329	Poland: A duplicated mint collection, 1923 to 1952, in four stockbooks incl. 1925 National Relief Fund set, 1934 Katowice Exhibition 20g. (30, incl. a block of 28), 30g. (2), 1944 National Heroes set (2), 1945 82nd. Anniversary set (2), 1948 Roosevelt values to 120z. (2), also Officials, Postage Dues, etc, fair to fine.	450	500	320
1330	Poland: A mainly used stock, issues 1923 to 1960 in five stockbooks incl. 1946 Education, 1947 Culture miniature sheet on cover, 1948 Roosevelt, later mint from 1952, fair to fine.	150	180	130
1331	Poland: A selection of miniature sheets, 1937 to 1955, incl. 1938 Stratosphere (3), 1947-48 Polish Culture (2), 1945 Red Cross Charity Label sheets perf. (6) and imperf. (4), 1954 5z. perf. and imperf. in changed colour, mainly fine mint.	200	250	160
1332	Poland: A mint and used duplicated accumulation in eight stockbooks, issues 1960 to 1993, with sets, miniature sheets, etc., chiefly fine.	120	150	120
1333	Poland: Postage Dues and Officials, 1919 to 1954, a mint and used selection on leaves and loose in an album, incl. Provisionals, covers, mint multiples, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	110
1334	Poland: Forgeries, 1860 to 1945, a selection mainly on display pages incl. 1860 10k. (3, one on cover - also a genuine example for comparison), 1919 Gniezno provisionals, 1928 Exhibition miniature sheet, 1944 Local overprints, etc., mainly fine.	120	150	190
1335	Poland: Cinderellas, a selection of mainly labels, incl. mint multiples, a good range of subjects incl. Scouts, etc., chiefly fine. (200+)	150	180	90
1336	Poland: Cinderellas, a heavily duplicated accumulation of Red Cross and Army labels in sheets or large multiples, mainly fine unmounted mint. (1,000’s)	120	150	160
1337	Poland: Airmails, a middle to modern selection with a range of covers incl. first flights, good ranges of markings and labels, 1921 25m. imperf. between stamp and label at base mint, etc., poor to fine.	150	200	210
1338	Poland: Airmails: Balloon Posts, 1926 to 1973, a collection on leaves, mainly covers (80§, 43 being pre-W.W.II), range of cachets and markings incl. 1926 First National Free Balloon Race label on three flown cards, 1934 and 1936 Gordon Bennett, etc., mainly fine.	1000	1200	600
1339	Poland: Locals: A collection of mainly 1917 to 1919 issues in a stockbook, on leaves, etc., with Zarki, provisionals, Levant, Polish Corps in Russia, varieties, some Lithuania, etc., mainly fair to fine.	300	350	1150
1340	Poland: Post Offices in Danzig: 1924 to 1938, a duplicated mint and used accumulation in a stockbook and on leaves, incl. 1933 1z. mint (2), etc., fair to fine.	100	120	140
1341	Poland: Polish Territories within the Austrian Empire: A collection of stamps and covers mainly on display leaves, with a good range of cancellations, covers and entires from 1835 incl. 1881 Szczawne to Krakow with attractive three colour franking, illustrated envelopes and letters, official mail, postcards, etc., mainly good to fine.	450	500	500
1342	Poland: Polish Forces: A range of covers and adhesives on leaves, etc., incl. Underground Posts, Army Corps in Great Britain with letter seals, exile issues, postmarks, etc., fair to fine.	160	200	400
1343	Poland: Polish Forces: Army in Soviet Union, selection on leaves with a good range of labels incl. 1942 50k. Field Post label in presentation folder and postally used, covers and cards variously addressed, an unusual group, poor to fine.	150	180	700
1344	Poland: Polish Forces: Officers Camps in Germany, a collection of labels with some multiples and duplication, miniature sheets, some covers, etc., mainly fine. (200+)	500	550	780
1345	Poland: Polish Forces: Polish Forces in Italy, an accumulation on stockleaves and display pages, with mint multiples, philatelic covers, presentation sheets, miniature sheets, some literature, etc., mainly fine.	350	400	780
1346	Poland: Polish Forces: Polish Forces in Italy, a duplicated mint and used collection in a stockbook, incl. labels, also Camp Posts, etc., fair to fine.	120	150	340
1347	Poland: Polish Forces: W.W.II Field Post Offices, a collection on leaves and loose incl. Great Britain, Lebanon, Palestine, Persia, a good range of censor markings, etc., poor to fine.	180	200	320
1348	Poland: A mainly early to middle period selection, with pre-stamp, strength in W.W.II, incl. General Government, postcards, censor markings, Field Post, etc., varied condition.	300	350	450
1349	Poland: A range of military covers and cards, mainly W.W.II, Polish Forces in Middle East, also General Government, Red Cross telegrams, censor marks, etc., varied condition.	250	280	450
1350	Poland: An early to modern selection of covers and cards (300§) incl. pre-stamp, Internees Mail, Concentration Camp mail incl. Mauthausen, also Roumania, etc., varied condition.	200	250	580
1351	Poland: W.W.II, a collection of variously franked and addressed covers and cards on leaves and loose with a good range of General Government, postal stationery, etc., poor to fine.	200	250	420
1352	Poland: A selection from pre-stamp incl. 1938 Balloon miniature sheet cancelled Zakopane on philatelic envelope, W.W.II Polish Forces, Internee Mail, Air Letters, Internee Mail, fair to fine. (25)	200	250	440
1353	Poland: W,W.II, a range on leaves and loose incl. correspondence to Stanislaw Lechner, also Internee Camps in Hungary and Roumania, routings incl. Greece, Portugal, Sweden, Switzerland, etc., mostly fine. (70§)	200	250	500
1354	Poland: An early to modern selection of items mainly mounted on display pages incl. an interesting range of covers addressed to British Royalty, chiefly good to fine.	160	180	200
1355	Poland: A collection of covers and cards on leaves and loose, 1919 to 1948, incl. Upper Silesia, military with censor markings, P.O.W. mail, airmails, etc., poor to fine.	150	180	160
1356	Poland: An early to modern range in a small box, incl. pre-stamp, later with W.W.II incl. General Government, postal stationery, routings incl. Lisbon route, some registered, postcards, etc., varied condition.	100	120	130
1357	Poland: A selection on leaves and loose, mainly W.W.II with General Government, routings via Lisbon, etc., Field Post Offices incl. Egypt, Great Britain, Iraq, censor marks, etc., poor to fine.	100	120	550
1358	Poland: An early to midlle period selection of covers, entires, postcards, with Inflation period, Field Post, etc., fair to fine. (50§).	100	120	140
1359	Poland: An early to modern range, with pre-stamp, Field Post, Airmails, etc., faIr to fine.	100	120	100
1360	Poland: A collection of postcards, 1898 to 1934, in two albums, mainly topographical, fair to fine. (80§)	100	120	80
1361	Poland: Polish Legions, 1915 to 1919, a selection of mainly postcards, some illustrated, also a range of photographs, fair to fine.	100	120	170
1362	Poland: An early to middle period selection of covers and cards incl. pre-stamp, Germany and Russia used in Poland, General Government, censored, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	80
1363	Poland: An early to middle period assortment, with pre-stamp, Field Post, postcards, postal stationery, etc., fair to fine.	80	100	240
1364	Portugal: 1855 to 1884, a used selection, perf. and imperf. with values to 120r., mainly fine. (11)	50	60
1365	Portugal: 1939 Portuguese Legion miniature sheet unmounted mint, minor imperfections. S.G.MS911a.	40	50	60
1366	Portugal: 1953 Centenary of First Portuguese Postage stamps set of eight in mainly fine unmounted mint blocks of four. S.G.1102-09	40	50	55
1367	Portugal: A mainly used collection, 1892 to 1958, on leaves incl. 1892-93 Provisorio overprints, 1894 Prince Henry, 1895 St. Anthony sets, 1911-12 Republica overprints, Ceres with values to 20E., 1928 1st. Independence issue, 1928-29 surcharges, 1936-41 Airs with covers, mainly fine.	800	1000	620
1368	Portuguese Colonies: Macao: 1884 to 1996, a mint and used collection in two stockbooks, incl. 1884 value to 300r. (4), 1885-87 surcharges, 1887 fiscal 40r. on 20r. with upper and lower labels, 1888 values to 300r., 1894 New Currency surcharges, 1894 (Nov. 15) values to 300r., 1898-1900 values to 78a., 1902 surcharges, bisects, 1913 surcharges, Ceres values to 3p., 1931-33 surcharges, 1934 to 5p., 1945-47 Charity Tax values to 50a., comprehensive later issues mostly mint with miniature sheets incl. 1985 Butterflies, 1986 Musical Instruments (2), etc., mainly fine.	1500	2000	1550
1369	Puerto Rico: 1889 Alphonso XII essay close to accepted design in black and sepia wash on buff paper (40 x 47mm.), signed by the artist, Eugenio Julia, also Maurice Burrus, etc., minor tear, otherwise fine and attractive. Photo.	250	300	300
1370	Rhodesia: 1896 1d. on 4/-, perf. faults at left, and 3d. on 5/-, mint, both a little heavily mounted. S.G. 52-3, cat. £420.	60	70
1371	Rhodesia: 1901 (Jan. 27) Passenger Ticket for C.H. Zeederberg’s Passenger and Parcel Service between Bulawayo, Salisbury, Gwelo, Victoria, Gwanda, etc., vertical fold, otherwise very fine. Photo.	150	180
1372	Rhodesia: 1913-22 Die II, Perf. 14 7/6 blackish purple and slate-black, a horizontal strip of three cancelled fiscal perfins and Settlement Dept. violet straight lines, one with fault, fine appearance. S.G. 240.	50	70
1373	Rhodesia: 1923 Perf. 15 2d. to £1 set, 3/- small patch of gum disturbance, otherwise superb mint, the £1 lower right corner marginal with sheet no. “5”. (11). S.G. 312-22. Photo.	900	1000	900
1374	Rhodesia: Cancellations, a collection in a stockbook on a good range of adhesives, many on small pieces, with comprehensive ranges of c.d.s. types incl. smaller Offices, condition and strikes mainly fair to fine. (600§)	350	400	250
1375	Rumania: 1945 Sports set of five in complete sheets of nine, perf. and imperf., mainly fine unmounted mint. S.G. 1733-42	70	90
1376	Russia: 1912-18 10r., perf. 131/2, unmounted mint horizontal strip of three showing virtually complete and one partial offset on reverse, fine and unusual. S.G. 125A var.	30	40
1377	Russia: 1961 Cosmic Flight 1r. and 22nd Party Congress overprint 1r., each in an unusual mainly fine unmounted mint block of sixteen (4 x 4). S.G. 2365-6.	150	170
1378	Russia: 1858 to 1948, a comprehensive used collection in an album with 1858 to 30k., 1863 5k., 1864-5 perf. 121/2 1k., 3k., 5k. (2), perf. 141/2 x 15 to 30k. (2), 1866-75 vertically laid paper to 30k., 1875-82 vertically laid paper 2k. (2), 7k., 8k., 1884 3.5r., 7r., 1906 perf. 111/2 5r., 1922 Obligatory Tax 2T. (both), 4T., 1924 Lenin 20k. first printing, 1933 Philatelic Exhibition, 1946 Postal Service miniature sheets etc., some covers, mainly fine.	700	800	580
1379	Russia: 1923-27 Workers, a used collection incl. 1923-25 Typo. imperf. to 5r. (2), incl. 50k. (2), 1r., perf. 14 x 141/2 15k. (2), perf. 131/2 x 10 3r., perf. 10 3r. (2), 5r., Litho. 4k., 10k., 1925-27 to 5r. perf. and imperf., mainly fine.	300	400	240
1380	Russia: Zemstvos: Vetluga (Kostroma Government) 1908 20k. in a block of twenty (4 x 5) from the foot of the sheet, hinged in upper row only, mainly fine.	160	180
1381	Russia: Zemstvos: Vetluga (Kostroma Government) 1908 5k. in a block of twenty (4 x 5) from the top of the sheet, hinged in upper margin only, mainly fine.	100	120
1382	Russian Post Offices in China: 1910 1k. postal stationery newspaper wrapper additionally franked 1k., both with ‘Kitai’ overprints cancelled Shanghai, to Berlin, fine. Also 1k. (2, one c.t.o.) and 2k. wrappers.	50	70	80
1383	Rwanda: An extensive mint collection in two stockbooks, issues from 1962 to 1984, incl. imperf. issues, miniature sheets, etc., mostly fine.	100	120	85
1384	Saint Helena: 1896 registered cover to Germany, franked 1864-80 5/- and 1884-94 1/2d. pair, tied by cork cancellations. Photo.	100	120	140
1385	Saint Helena: 1900 (July 10) cover to France with circular violet censor mark initialled “JHMB”, franked 1884-94 1d. pair and 1897 1/2d. paying 21/2d. rate, cancellations of bars with c.d.s. alongside and arrival backstamp, some cover faults.	60	80
1386	Saint Helena: 1901 (Mar. 30) underpaid envelope from a P.O.W. to the Netherlands, bearing 1884-94 21/2d., redirected and with framed “T/(ms.)25” and 10c. and 15c. postage dues, reverse shows straight line “DEADWOOD CAMP”, tear at top and soiling but unusual. Photo.	80	100	120
1387	Saint Helena: 1961 Tristan Relief 21/2c.+3d. to 10c.+1/- set unmounted mint, each marginal from the foot of the sheet. S.G. 172-75, cat. £4,500. Photo.	2200	2500	2600
1388	Saint Helena: 1961 Tristan Relief 21/2c.+3d., cancelled “OC 18/61”, marginal from the top of the sheet, fine. S.G. 172, cat. £425. Photo.	200	250
1389	Saint Helena: A duplicated mint and used collection in an album, 1856 to 1961, incl. 1856 6d. (6, one unused), 1861 6d. (7, one unused), 1863 1d. (5), 4d. (3), 1864-80 values to 5/- (5), 1884-94 to 1/- mint and used, 1890-97 to 10d. mint (2) and used, 1903 to 2/- (2) mint, 1922-37 values to 5/- mint, 1934 Centenary set mint, 1938-44 set mint and used, etc., poor to fine.	600	700	1150
1390	St. Helena: An accumulation of mainly Q.E.II issues on cover, incl. f.d.c.’s, commercial mail, O.H.M.S. covers, also Ascension, Tristan with 1952 set used, etc., mainly good to fine.	80	100	80
1391	St. Kitts-Nevis: A mainly fine used collection on leaves and stockcards, incl. good range of cancellations, 1938-50 perfs. to 5/- (2), etc. (187)	50	60	64
1392	St. Vincent: 1862 6d. deep green imperf. horizontal pair, unused without gum as issued, fine. S.G. 4b, cat. £850. Photo.	250	300	260
1393	Samoa: 1945-53 £3 green, marginal from the left of the sheet, tied to piece by Apia “19 JL 51” c.d.s., fine and scarce. S.G. 213, cat. £375. Photo.	250	280	260
1394	Samoa: Revenues: 1935 £10 blue, superb mint. Barefoot 9.	60	70	45
1395	Samoa: Revenues: 1945 £20 yellow and blue, marginal from the foot of the sheet, unmounted mint, fine. Photo.	200	250	200
1396	Sarawak: Telegraphs: 1935 1c. to $5 on 8c., unmounted mint, fine. (11). Hiscocks 14-24.	100	120	95
1397	Sarawak: Japanese Occupation: 1942 (Oct.) $2 bright purple and violet, handstamped in blue, a rare mint block of four. S.G. J22a. B.P.A. certificate (1960). Photo.	1800	2000
1398	Serbia: 1941 Prisoners of War Fund set of four in complete sheets of fifty with all listed varieties, unmounted mint, some minor creases, etc., otherwise fine and scarce. S.G. G50-53.	280	300
1399	Seychelles: 1906 wmk. Mult. Crown CA 3c. dull green, variety dented frame, used on 1909 p.p.c. of Chateau Margot, Mahé to Denmark, slight card faults but scarce. S.G. 61a. Photo.	100	120	140
1400	Seychelles: 1912 to 1932 selection, incl. 1912-13 values to 2r.25 (2) mint, range of plate no. multiples incl. 1921-32 1r. mint block and used pair, 1r.50 pairs (2, one used), 2r.25 used pair, etc., mainly good to fine. (83)	100	120	160