Lot No	Description	Estimate Low	Estimate High	Hammer ex VAT
1	British Empire: A mainly mint collection of mostly K.E.VII and K.G.V issues in an Ideal album, mostly sets incl. Antigua 1903-09, 1908-17, 1921-29 Script, 1932, Ascension 1924-33, 1934, Australia 1932 Bridge, Barbados 1902-35 complete, Barbuda 1932, Bermuda 1918-22 £1, 1924-32 to 12/6, British Guiana 1908 $2.40, 1934, Canada 1908, 1928-29, Cayman Is. 1921-26, 1932, 1935-36, Cyprus 1924-28 to £1, 1928, 1934, Dominica 1923-33 to £1, Falkland Is. 1904-12, 1929-36, 1933 to 10/-, Fiji 1903, 1906-12 values to £1, Gambia 1912-22, 1922-29, Gibraltar 1912-24, Gold Coast 1902, 1904-06, 1907-13, Montserrat 1916-22, 1922-29, 1932, Newfoundland 1897-1935 virtually complete, New Zealand 1913 Auckland, Nigeria 1914-29, 1936, North Borneo 1916 vermilion cross to 25c., N. Rhodesia 1925-29, Nyasaland 1903-4 10/-, £1, 1908-11, St. Helena 1934, Seychelles 1890-1935 complete, Sierra Leone 1932, 1933, South Africa 1927-30, S.W.A. 1923-36 setting VI £1, 1927, 1931 and Zanzibar 1904 sets, some a little heavily hinged but mainly fine.	7000	8000	7000
2	A mainly mint K.G.VI collection in two well filled Paragon albums, incl. Aden 1937 Dhows (also set perforated “SPECIMEN”), Bahrain 1938-41 set (less 4a.), Bermuda 1938-53 values to £1 (2), Ceylon 1938-49 50c. perf. 13 x 111/2 block of four, Ireland 1937 St. Patrick, Kelantan 1937-40, Kuwait 1939 and New Guinea 1939 Air sets, New Zealand postal fiscals with 1939 35/- on 35/-, 1940 and 1940-58 surcharges, North Borneo 1939, Perak 1938-41 and Sarawak 1945 sets, Trengganu 1921-41 $5, etc., mainly fine.	5000	6000	5800
3	British Empire, a mint and used collection on Schaubek leaves for issues to 1911 with good ranges of most territories incl. Bahamas 1902 £1 fine used, British East Africa 1895-96 5r., Caymans 1907 5/-, Falklands 1898 2/6, 5/-, 1904-12 set, Fiji 1903 £1, Gambia 1902-05 2/- dented frame, Leeward Is. 1890 5/-, Rhodesia 1897 £1, 1905 Falls set, St. Helena 1908-11 10/- , all mint, Southern Nigeria 1901-02 5/-, 10/- , Straits Settlements 1906-07 2c. used, Trinidad 1896-1906 £1 mint, fair to fine.	3500	4000	7800
4	Foreign Countries, an early to middle period accumulation in 58 exercise books with interest in Austria. Belgium, Brazil, Denmark, Egypt, Germany and States, Greece, Iceland, Italy with States and Colonies, Japan, Liberia, Portugal and Colonies, Turkey, U.S.A. incl. 1847 5c. (2), poor to fine.	3000	4000	5200
5	A comprehensive collection of Q.E.II commemorative issues, mainly mint from 1950’s to around 1997, contained in 43 albums and loose in six cartons, mostly fine.	2500	3000	2300
6	An extensive collection of Q.E.II issues contained in ten stockbooks, mainly fine mint with many definitive sets from 1953, etc. with later issues unmounted.	2000	2500	3400
7	An accumulation of unmounted mint British Commonwealth new issues in packets and on stockcards contained in two cartons, mainly dating from 1997 to 2002, mainly fine.	2000	2500	4800
8	Europe, a mint and used collection in a Schaubek album for issues to 1911, good ranges of all countries with considerable interest in German and Italian States, Belgium, France, Greece, Italy, Scandinavia etc., some forgeries and a few later issues incl. Greenland 1945 set mint, poor to fine.	2000	2500	4000
9	British Empire, a mostly Q.V. to K.G.V range in nineteen exercise books incl. many multiples with interest in Antigua, AScension, Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Bechuanaland, Canada, Cape of Good Hope, Ceylon, Cyprus, Fiji, Grenada, Heligoland, India, Jamaica, Labuan, Mauritius, Newfoundland, New Zealand, Rhodesia, Tasmania, Transvaal, Trinidad, Virgin Islands etc., poor to fine.	1800	2000	6800
10	A mostly K.G. VI collection in two albums, mainly mint with sets and part sets, incl. 1948-49 Silver Wedding sets largely complete, Grenada 1938-40 10/- perf. 12, etc., mainly good to fine.	1600	1800	2600
11	British Empire: A Q.V. to K.G.VI mainly mint selection in a stockbook with many high values incl. Bermuda 1938-53 to 10/- (2), 12/6 (3), £1 (2), Grenada 1904-06 10/-, Northern Nigeria 1900 10/-, 1912 values to £1, Nyasaland 1913-19 to 10/-, £1, Solomon Is. 1914-22 £1,Tanganyika 1917-21 values to 10r., 1922 values to £1, 1927-31 values to £1, etc., mainly fine.	1200	1300	1800
12	An all World mint and used collection in a Challenge album, with strength in Great Britain from 1840 1d., 2d., Seahorses to 10/- and 1929 P.U.C. £1 mint, Ascension 1924-33 values to 3/- mint, France, Gambia, Gibraltar 1925-32 to £1 mint, Hong Kong 1938-52 values to $10 mint, Malaya and States, Virgin Is., etc., varied condition.	900	1000	1650
13	Australasia, a mainly mint collection in five albums and loose, incl. Australia, New Zealand, Papua 1932 values to £1, Solomon Is. with 1907, 1908-11 sets, 1914-23 values to 10/-, 1922-31 set, extensive Q.E.II issues, mostly fine.	800	1000	1250
14	An all World collection in 69 albums, binders or stockbooks and loose contained in eight cartons, with interest in Thematics, modern Great Britain and Channel Is. incl. f.d.c.’s, PHQ cards, Year Books, etc., fair to fine.	800	1000	800
15	An all World mainly early accumulation mint and used in two boxes incl. mint multiples, Australia, Austria, French P.O.’s in China, German States, India and States, Persia, etc.	800	1000	850
16	British Empire, A Q.V. to Q.E.II range in two binders with interest in Great Britain from 1840 1d. (2), 2d., 1887-1900 Jubilee values to 1/- (both), 1935 re-engraved set, 1939-48 to £1, all mint, British Colonies with many K.G.VI middle and high values, poor to fine.	800	1000	600
17	British Africa, a mainly mint collection in four albums and loose, incl. Basutoland 1933 set, Gambia with 1922-26 values to 10/-, Southern Rhodesia with 1931-37 values to 5/-, 1951 postage due 4d. grey-green, S.W.A., Zululand 1888-93 to 1/-, extensive later issues to 1970’s, mostly fine.	700	800	950
18	British West Indies, a minly mint collection in four albums and loose, with strength in K.G.VI and Q.E.II issues and also incl. Barbuda 1922 set, Cayman Is. 1905 to 1/-, 1907-09 to 5/-, 1912-20 values to 10/-, 1921-26 values to 10/-, Leeward Is. 1890, 1902, 1907, 1912-22, 1938-51 sets, etc., mostly fine.	600	650	1150
19	South and Central America, a mint and used collection in a Schaubek album for issues to 1911 incl. good selections of most countries with Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay etc., some forgeries, fair to fine.	600	800	720
20	Foreign Countries, a mint and used collection in a Schaubek album, mostly issues to 1911 incl. China, Japan, Thailand, French and Portuguese colonies etc., fair to fine.	500	600	1200
21	An extensive range of British Commonwealth Q.E.II varieties in four stockbooks and on cards, with imperforates, inverted and sideays watermarks, overprint errors, etc., mainly fine unmounted mint.	400	500	1450
22	An early to modern mint and used collection in two albums, thirteen stockbooks and loose with interest in Belgium, France, Germany incl. Third Reich miniature sheets, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland, U.S.A., etc., varied condition.	400	500	340
23	A mainly British Empire duplicated accumulation in five stockbooks and on stockcards, incl. Australia and States with ‘Roos to 5/- (6), Bahrain 1950-55 10r. on 10/- (20), Fiji 1938-55 £1 (3),1954-59 £1 (4), Gold Coast, Mauritius 1950 10r. (12), New Zealand 1960-66 £1 (31), Arms to £5 (2), etc., poor to fine.	400	500	550
24	British Africa, an interesting Q.V. to Q.E.II range of covers, cards, etc., with Basutoland p.p.c.’s, Gambia, strength in postal stationery incl. aerogrammes, B.C.A., K.U.T. and Nigeria registered envelopes, some “SPECIMEN” overprints, etc., fair to fine.	350	400
25	An accumulation in 42 albums, cover albums, stockbooks and loose contained in five cartons with strength in Great Britain and Channel Is., covers incl. special events, commemorative flights, Concorde, etc., fair to fine.	300	350	850
26	An all World early to modern collection in nine albums and loose contained in a carton with country ranges and some covers, varied condition.	300	350	300
27	British Empire, an accumulation of mainly Q.V. to K.G.V issues in packets with duplicated used, mint multiples etc., poor to fine.	300	400	1350
28	Varieties, a mainly mint range of early to modern issues with strength in modern British Empire, mainly fine.	300	400	280
29	British Empire, a range of mainly 1948 Silver Wedding high values in a small stockbook, with K.U.T. used block of four, Malayan States, Pitcairn Is. unmounted mint (6), some on cover or piece, etc., chiefly fine.	250	280	370
30	Scandinavia, an accumulation of mainly early issues with strength in Finland, Iceland, Norway, cancellation interest incl. homestead types, cinderellas, etc. in mixed condition. (1,000’s§)	250	300	310
31	British Empire, a mainly mint selection in a stockbook, mostly K.G.VI issues incl. Bermuda 1938-53 values to £1, Burma 1938-40 set, Tangier 1948 Silver Wedding blocks of six, St. Helena 1938-44, Seychelles 1938-49 and Tristan 1952 sets etc., mainly fine.	250	300	320
32	A duplicated stock in twenty two stockbooks, mostly meticulously arranged, also various in packets, etc., poor to fine. (10,000’s§)	200	300	330
33	British Asia, a mainly mint collection on leaves and in packets with strength in issues from 1937, incl. India, Malaysia to 1978, Maldive Is. with 1906 set, North Borneo, Pakistan with 1947 set, etc., mainly fine.	200	250	270
34	Gulf States, a mainly mint K.G.VI and Q.E.II collection on leaves and in packets, with Great Britain overprinted issues and post-Independence issues for Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Kuwait, etc., mainly fine.	200	250	340
35	An all World mint and used collection in 27 binders and loose, with strength in Great Britain, Channel Islands, Omnibus issues, covers, etc., poor to fine.	200	250	490
36	British West Indies, an accumulation with Antigua, Bahamas incl. Q.V. 1/- in used multiples, Leeward Islands with 1890 issues used, mint and used with much unmounted, poor to fine.	200	250	220
37	A mainly British Empire Q.V. to K.G.VI selection, incl. Canada 1946 Peace set mint, Gold Coast 1889 1d. on 6d. used, 1889-94 20/- and 1921 15/- mint, Mauritius 1859 Dardenne 2d. pair, Tasmania from 1853-55 4d., etc., poor to fine. (47)	200	220	240
38	British Empire: A Q.V. to K.G.V. selection on stockcards incl. Grenada 1881 1/2d. “OSTAGE” variety used (12), Rhodesia 1905 Falls 2/6, 5/- mint, Sarawak 1869 3c. unused block of ten etc., varied condition.	200	250	900
39	An all World range in a quantity of old approval books and pages, poor to fine.	200	300	470
40	An all World accumulation in three stockbooks and on stockleaves, incl. France, Russia, Scandinavia, Vatican City, etc., mainly fair to fine.	160	180	130
41	British Empire, a mint and used collection in two albums and loose with interest in Great Britain from 1840 1d., Burma incl. 1939, 1946 and 1947 Official sets mint, Ceylon, Malaya and States incl. Trengganu 1937 postage due set mint etc., fair to fine.	160	180	320
42	A family correspondence, from 1883(c.) to 1960(c.), almost all with contents, addressed to the Fothergill family in London, Kent, Dorset, etc., largely from Naval officers at home and abroad, various bases and vessels incl. 1919 H.M.S. Marlborough preparing to carry the Empress Dowager of Russia, W.W.I with censor marks, “dumb” cancellations, Press News telegram forms, naval signals, later with W.W.II, mixed condition, some with stamps or covers removed, varied condition.	150	200	650
43	An accumulation in 23 binders and loose contained in three boxes, with covers incl. Great Britain from 1840 1d., later with f.d.c.’s, also Ralway Thematics, approval books, etc., chiefly fair to fine.	150	200	290
44	Foreign countries, various in a small stockbook, incl. Austria 1948 to 10s. mint, Crete from 1898 20pa., Danish W.I., Syria, Rumania, etc., poor to fine.	140	160	130
45	British Empire, a selection in a stockbook and small folders, with Cook Is. from 1892 to 1949, also ranges of early Antigua, Grenada, etc., poor to fine.	120	140	260
46	An accumulation in albums, on leaves and loose contained in a carton, incl. Great Britain from 1840 1d. (3), Hungary, also cigarette cards, etc., varied condition.	120	150	200
47	British Empire, a selection of f.d.c.’s, incl. Cayman Is. 1953-62 £1, Falkland Is. 1960-66 to £1 (3), Gibraltar 1960-62 set (2) Singapore 1955-59 set, South Georgia 1963 to £1, also South Africa 1925 Air set on flown cover, etc., mainly fine.	120	150	260
48	Far East, a selection on leaves and loose with Mongolia 1958 covers (3) to U.S.A. from a member of the Czech Archaeological Expedition with Expedition cachets, Russia used in China 1918, two pieces bearing Arms issues, Tuva 1943 22nd Anniversary of Independence 25k. slate-blue (6, incl.strip of five), 25k. black, mint, also covers, etc., fair to fine.	100	150	290
49	All World accumulation in a carton sold on behalf of charity, with strength in G.B. incl. 1d. reds from 1841, surface printed, Austrian Levant, Zeppelins incl.Spanish acceptance 1930 Pan-America Zeppelin flight, kiloware, etc., varied condition.	100	120	270
50	An all World collection in two albums, with strength in British Empire incl. K.G.VI mint, Australia, Malaya and States, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	190
51	An all World collection in two albums, eight stockbooks and loose, with interest in Great Britain, Japan, British colonies, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	170
52	Pacific Islands, a collection of mainly 1970’s sets in a stockbook, incl. Aitutaki, Cook Is., Fiji, Niue, Solomon Is., Tonga, etc., mainly fine unmounted mint. (2,500§)	100	120	230
53	Pacific Islands, a collection in a stockbook, incl. Fiji, New Hebrides, Norfolk Is., P.N.G., Samoa, Solomon Is., etc., mainly fine unmounted mint. (2,500§)	100	120	190
54	A selection of mint and used early European issues with German States, Netherlands, Norway, Spain etc., also a range of mint Memel, varied condition.	100	120	80
55	An all World collection in a large Schaubek album with interest in Austria, Germany, etc., fair to fine.	80	100	150
56	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Asia	400	500	400
57	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. America	300	400	300
58	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Asia	250	300
59	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Africa	250	300	360
60	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. British America	200	250
61	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Africa	200	300	180
62	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Asia	200	250
63	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Africa	200	250	200
64	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. America	200	250
65	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Asia	200	250
66	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Asia	200	250
67	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. America	200	250	200
68	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Asia	200	300
69	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. America	200	300	190
70	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. America	200	300
71	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Pacific	200	300	200
72	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. British Pacific	150	200
73	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Pacific	150	200
74	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Africa	150	200	150
75	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Pacific	150	200
76	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Europe	150	200
77	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Pacific	150	200	150
78	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. British Europe	150	200
79	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. British Europe	100	150
80	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Foreign Countries	100	150
81	The following lot forms part of a mint and used mainly British Commonwealth stock divided into geographical areas. The greater part is K.G.VI and Q.E.II with some earlier issues and contains many mint blocks of lower denomination definitives. Miscellaneous	100	150	130
82	Cinderellas: Exhibition labels, an extensive selection from 1894, mainly complete sets incl. 1894 Antwerp, 1898 Ghent, 1901 with Basel, Vienna, 1906 Formerie, 1909 with Wiesbaden, Nancy, Meulan, 1910 Brussels, Buenos Aires, 1916 Brussels, 1932 and 1936 British Industries Fair, 1935 Compiègne, complete booklet panes, etc., mainly fine.	200	250
83	Cinderellas: A varied selection of mainly sets and complete sheets, incl. Esperanto, Germany, G.B. 1937 Coronation, Italy poster stamps with WWI propaganda, Italy 1936 Bologna exhibition, U.S.A. with 1900 Vermont Old Home Week, 1914 Peace, 1936 Texas publicity, 1938 National Wildlife, etc., mainly fine.	180	200
84	Disinfected Mail: An exceptional collection of mainly Nineteenth Century Cholera/Disinfected Mail incl. much material from a silver medal winning collection (1949 Hammaposta and 1951 Wuppertal), with 1800 cholera clearance certificate, 1805 Genoa-Würzburg with rare oval wave “GEREINIGT VON/IHNEN UND AUSSEN/NÜRNBERG” AND “MILANO L.T.”, 1827 Havana-Hamburg, Turkey-Veviers, 1831 Ascoli-Amandola, St. Petersburg-Bordeaux, 1836 Pondicherry-Marseille-Nantes, 1837 Lucca-Bologna, Aquileia-Bologna, Naples-Genoa, 1841 Belgrade-Vienna, Alexandria-Malta-London, 1843 Smyrna-Malta, 1849 Genoa-Bologna, 1855 Rovigo-Bologna, 1906 Meched-Stockholm, with proclamations and other related documents , good range of cleansing cachets and some interesting contents. (70§ items)	3000	5000
85	Literature: “Album Weeds - How to detect Forged Stamps”, Vols. I and II, by. Rev. Earée, the popular and most useful 3rd. Edition (1906), good condition.	70	90	50
86	Literature: Selection of eighteen items in a carton incl. “Plating of thePenny” Vols. I-V by Fisher & Brown, etc., mostly fine.	50	60	110
87	Omnibus isues: A mint collection of issues from 1953 to 1997 in nine albums or stockbooks, with Red Cross, F.F.H., Churchill, I.T.U., Royal occasions, etc., the later issues unmounted, mainly fine.	350	400	520
88	Revenues: An all World mainly used selection in a stockbook, incl. Great Britain, India, Ireland, Italy, Jamaica, U.S.A., etc., fair to fine.	80	100	120
89	Ship Wrecks: 1903 to 1950, selection of wreck covers comprising 1903 S.S. "Liban", 1905 S.S. "Cairo", 1909 S.S. "Ville d'Alger", 1929 S.S. "Heimdalls", 1945 S.S. "Groningen IV", scarce 1947 R.M.S. "Nascopie" and 1950 S.S. "Liberté" (7 items)	180	200	220
90	Thematics: Chess: A mainly modern collection of issues in two albums with many covers incl. Yugoslavia 1950 set on f.d.c., etc., mainly fine.	80	100	100
91	Thematics: Olympic Games: 1906 to 1972 a selection of covers and cards, fair to fine, incl. France, Germany, slogan cancellations, etc. (36 items)	100	120	85
92	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1878 Q.V. head die proof in black with uncleared surround on glazed card (92 x 60mm) endorsed “BEFORE HARDENING” and dated “oct 29, 1878”. This head later used for Falkland Islands postal stationery cards and envelopes, etc. Photo.	450	500	400
93	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1880(c.) Ink recipe from Record Books (204 x 83mm) for Cochineal Red (Ordinary Printing Inks no. 16) with sample stamp block of four attached, additional annotation indicates added ingredient for specially prepared Carmine ink for Somerset House, the reverse with recipe for Burnt Umber (no. 12) and second sample stamp block of four. Photo.	220	250	180
94	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1880(c.) Ink recipe from Record Books (204 x 89mm) for Lemon Chrome (Ordinary Printing Inks no. 29) with sample stamp block of four attached, the reverse with recipe for Scarlet Red Chrome (no. 25) and pasted illustration.	120	140	120
95	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1901 (Oct.) “REPORT/UPON/STAMPING OF DOCUMENTS”, a four page confidential document on the recommended system of affixing revenues to parchment documents - “ADHESIVE STAMPS, which may adhere firmly for a lengthened period, are nevertheless liable in course of years to become detached, owing to the greasy matter which exudes from the parchment.” The last page shows perf. 14 “IMPERIUM” 6d. in dull lilac and carmine affixed over escutcheon and tied by imitation red embossed seal, together with escutcheon tying piece of paper through page and photograph of escutcheoning knife. A rare document. Photo.	1000	1200
96	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1902 K.E.VII head die proof on glazed card (92 x 60mm) with head in crowned oval frame, endorsed “BEFORE/HARDENING” and dated “13 NOV. 02”. This head vignette used for 1903-04 issue of Malta, etc. Photo.	700	750
97	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1902 K.E.VII head die proof on glazed card (92 x 60mm) with head in oval frame, endorsed “AFTER/HARDENING”, dated “16 DEC. 02” and initialled. This head vignette used for various high denomination issues incl. Dominica, East Africa & Uganda, Montserrat, Nyasaland, Somaliland and Straits Settlements. Photo.	850	900	650
98	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1903 K.E.VII head die proof with unframed oval surround, sunk on thin card (41 x 52mm), dated “1.4.03”. Used for Falkland Islands 1904 3/- and 5/-. Scarce. Photo.	1700	1800	1700
99	Colonial Proofs: De La Rue Colonial Proofs: 1907 large piece from Appendix sheet “1” dated “16th December 1907”, bearing Second Series imperf. Imperium 6d. trial in black, endorsed “Less than/ 1/4d.” and with archivist’s explanatory typed note. Photo.	550	600	850
100	Aden: 1937 to 1968, a mainly mint collection on leaves and in packets with 1937 Dhow set to 10r. (mounted in margin only), States, etc., mainly fine.	160	180	260
101	Aden: 1937 to 1966, a mainly mint collection on leaves incl. 1937 Dhow set, later issues incl. States, mainly fine.	120	150	170
102	Aden: A used collection on leaves with a good range of India used in Aden incl. 1854 1/2a., 1a., 1895 2r. to 5r., Officials, postcards incl. 1888 Egyptian 5pa. card used with added French 5c. pair cancelled Aden and Ligne N datestamps, later with 19737 and 1939-48 sets, etc. to 1965, mainly fair to fine.	400	500
103	Aden: Qu'aiti State in Hadhramaut: 1942 1r. die proof in issued green on thin wove paper (45 x 62mm). S.G. 9 P. Photo.	600	650
104	Aden: Qu'aiti State in Hadhramaut: 1942 1r. die proof in blue on thin wove paper (29 x 37mm). S.G. 9 P. Photo.	450	500	440
105	Aden: Qu'aiti State in Hadhramaut: 1955 master die proof of frame for vertical design with value tablets blank, in black on thin wove paper (44 x 70mm), endorsed “F.5533” (ms). Photo.	450	500
106	Aden: Qu'aiti State in Hadhramaut: 1955 master die proof of frame for vertical design with value tablets blank, in deep blue on thin wove paper (37 x 48mm). Photo.	400	450
107	Aden: Qu'aiti State in Hadhramaut: 1955 master die proof of frame for vertical design with value tablets blank, in deep orange on thin wove paper (42 x 65mm), a few light bends. Photo.	400	450
108	Aden: Qu'aiti State in Hadhramaut: 1955 master die proof of frame for horizontal design with value tablets blank, in purple on thin wove paper (39 x 29mm) showing papermaker’s watermark. Photo.	400	450
109	Aland: 1984 to 2001, a used collection incl. f.d.c.’s on leaves, also 1908 p.p.c. from Helsinki with Mariehamn arrival c.d.s., mainly fine.	50	60	25
110	Antigua: 1863-67 wmk. Small Star 1d. dull rose, a mint block of eight (2 x 4), faintest hint of toning around perfs., otherwise fine, hinged on one only and an exceptional multiple. S.G. 6, cat. £800+. Photo.	350	400	360
111	Antigua: 1862-1974 a collection on printed leaves with mint issues incl. 1862 6d., 1882 21/2d., 1884-86 to 1/- (also 1/- overprinted “SPECIMEN”), 1903-09, 1908-17 sets, 1913 5/-, 1921-29, 1932 sets, also used range with 1879 wmk. Crown CC 21/2d., 1884-86 values to 1/- etc., fair to fine.	600	700	600
112	Antigua: Revenues: Stamp Duty 1870 master undenominated die proof in black on glazed card (60 x 92mm) endorsed “BEFORE HARDENING” and dated “Oct. 20, 1869”, trivial surface mark. Photo.	350	400	300
113	Antigua: Revenues: Stamp Duty 1870 master undenominated die proof in black on glazed card (60 x 92mm) endorsed “AFTER HARDENING” and dated “Oct. 20, 1869”. Photo.	350	400	300
114	Antigua: Barbuda: 1922 1d. to 5/-, imperf. plate proofs of eight values in issued colours on paper watermarked Mult. Script CA except 5/- Mult. Crown CA, fine with gum. Rare, from the special printings in blocks of six only. S.G. 2, 5-11 P. Each with R.P.S. certificate (1967). Photo.	2000	2500	2400
115	Ascension: 1924-33 6d. variety torn flag, fine mint. S.G. 16b, cat. £250. Photo.	70	90	95
116	Ascension: 1924-33 6d. variety torn flag, fine mint. S.G. 16b, cat. £250. Photo.	70	90	95
117	Ascension: 1934 11/2d. coloured die proof in black and ultramarine on wove paper (72 x 45mm), the frame and vignette unusually struck out of register. S.G. 23 P. Photo.	450	500	800
118	Ascension: 1938-53, a set of eleven values comprising Perf. 131/2 1/2d., 6d., 2/6, 5/-, Perf. 13 1d. black and green, 3d., 4d., 1/-, 10/-, Perf. 14 11/2d. black and rose-carmine, 2d. black and scarlet, each value locally handstamped “SPECIMEN” in bold sans-serif type and affixed to Post Office notice headed “Ascension Postage Stamps” used to publicize stamps available for sale. S.G. 38, 39d, 40d, 41c, 42b, 42d, 43, 44a, 45, 46, 47a S. B.P.A. certificate (1993). Photo.	1000	1200
119	Ascension: 1956 1/2d. to 10/- set, each value locally handstamped “SPECIMEN” in small serifed type and affixed to Post Office notice used to publicize stamps available for sale. S.G. 57-69 S. B.P.A. certificate (1993). Photo.	500	600
120	Ascension: A mint collection on leaves, 1922 to 1983, stockcards and in packets, apparently complete and unmounted from 1969, mainly fine.	260§	280	280
121	Australian States: An accumulation mint and used incl. Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia swans, officials, cinderellas, postal fiscals, cancellation interest, poor to fine.	400	500	470
122	Australian States: New South Wales: A small selection incl. Perf. 11 1890 20/- c.t.o., 1905 20/- mint, some covers or cards, etc., fair to fine.	60	80	90
123	Australian States: New South Wales: Postage Dues: 1898 cover from Exeter bearing on reverse 1d. perf. 11 strip of four and single cancelled blue pencil on arrival at Sydney Jan. 24 1899, some faults but scarce. S.G. D2a.	50	70
124	Australian States: Queensland: 1860 to 1911, selection on stockleaves, mainly used with a good range of Chalon types, covers incl. 1874 Brisbane to Toowoomba franked 2d. cancelled “Q.L.”, postal stationery, etc., poor to fine.	80	100	140
125	Australian States: South Australia: Selection on stockleaves, etc. from 1856-58 2d. with strip of three on 1860 cover from Kooringa to England, 6d. reprint corner block, postal stationery, 1/2d. competition essay, also some Tasmania, poor to fine.	100	120	130
126	Australian States: South Australia: 1896 type 11 1d. die proof in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm) endorsed “BEFORE/STRIKING” and dated “8 DEC. 96”. Photo.	100	120	90
127	Australian States: Tasmania: 1860 (Jan. 13) cover to London franked 1858 6d. dull lilac pair, just cut-into at left, cancelled Hobart “62” numeral, slight soiling , etc. S.G. 40.	60	80	70
128	Australian States: Victoria: 1901 (Jan. 29) 3d. dull orange, a block of 24 (6 x 4) from the lower left corner of the sheet, mainly fine unmounted mint. S.G. 378, cat. £360+.	80	100	100
129	Australian States: Western Australia: 1857-59 6d. grey-black, a fine used example with good to large margins and cancelled Albany “6” numeral. S.G. 19, cat. £500. Photo.	150	170	150
130	Australia: 1913-14 5/- grey and yellow, mint, centred low to left, fine. S.G. 13, cat. £275. Photo.	70	90	100
131	Australia: 1913-14 10/- grey and pink, large part original gum, centred low to right, fine. S.G. 14, cat. £600. Photo.	150	170	150
132	Australia: 1934 (Nov. 16) Melbourne-Portland autogiro flown souvenir card unusually addressed to England. (AAMC.461)	40	60
133	Australia: A selection comprising 1935 Silver Jubilee set on registered airmail cover to Scotland, 1949 Arms 5/- and 1951 31/2d. brown-purple, both on thin paper in Authority imprint blocks, 1963 5d. green booklet plate marginal blocks of 12 (2) with plate no.’s “1” and “-2-”, and postage due 1902-04 6d. used (17), mainly fine.	240	260
134	Australia: A mainly mint collection in a binder incl. 1936 S. Australia in imprint gutter blocks, 1971 Christmas half pane, booklets, etc., mainly fine.	50	60	75
135	Australia: A used collection on leaves, incl. 1913-14 to £2, 1915 to 2/- (2), 1915-28 to £1, 1923-24 £1, 1929-30 to 10/-, 1931-36 to £1, K.G.V head shades with 1918-23 to 1/4 (2), 1926-30 both perfs. to 1/4 (2 of each), 1932 Bridge set, 1937-49 to £1 (both), etc. to 1987, poor to fine.	1200	1500	1300
136	Australia: A heavily duplicated used accumulation sorted in packets and on stockcards in a carton, incl. 1937-49 to £1 (21), 1948-56 to £2 (110), 1963-65 to £2 (50), 1966-73 to $4 (100), etc., mainly good to fine. (1,000’s§)	500	700	1100
137	Australia: Postal Stationery: A Q.E.II selection comprising 4d., 5d. on 4d. and 5d. letter cards, 5d. letter sheet, 3d., 31/2d. red, 31/2d. orange (large and small dies), 4d., 5d. dark blue and 5d. light blue envelopes and 21/2d. (2) and 5d. newspaper wrappesr, all overprinted “SPECIMEN”, mainly fine. (14)	220	240
138	Austria: The exceptional Leslie Lawton collection of 1914-1918 Naval covers and cards contained in seventeen boxed albums, with a most comprehensive range of cachets and handstamps incl. Battleships, Cruisers, Danube Flotilla, Destroyers, Dreadnoughts, Fortress Artillery Regiments, Gunboats, Hospitals, Hulks, Marines, Naval Air Services, Railway, Ship’s names, Submarines, Telegrams, Torpedo Boats, many censor marks, documents with accounts, receipts, leave passes and travel documents, P.O.W., also some earlier items and a library of thirteen related books. A marvellous collection. (694 items)	5000	6000
139	Austria: A heavily duplicated mostly early to middle period accumulation in packets contained in two cartons, mainly used with considerable cancellation interest, etc., varied condition.	200	300
140	Austria: Cinderellas: 1908 Charity issue for the Messina earthquake, 10h. bicoloured and scarce 20h. red, both in complete unmounted mint sheets of 50, fine.	200	250
141	Bahamas: An interesting selection incl. Spiro Bros. forgeries of 1863-65 1d. (2), 4d. sheet of 25 and single, 6d. (2), 1/- sheet of 25 and two singles, all “used”, etc., some minor stains, otherwise good to fine. (61)	140	160
142	Bahamas: 1938-52 1/2d. mint showing “HALF PENNY” value very underinked, slight imperfections but very striking. S.G. 149var. Photo.	50	70	50
143	Bahamas: A mostly mint collection on printed leaves, 1861 to 1974, incl. 1862 1d., 4d., 6d., used, 1863-77 wmk. Crown CC perf. 121/2 6d., 1882 perf. 12 4d. mint, 1884-90 to £1, 1902-10, 1911-19 and 1921-37 sets mint, poor to fine.	600	700	550
144	Bahamas: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1901 K.E.VII 21/2d. photographic essay affixed to board (90 x 114mm) ex De La Rue archives, dated “OCT 4. 1901”. Photo.	350	400
145	Bahamas: Postal Stationery: 1955 8d. aerogramme, two examples showing striking doctor blade flaws in black and mauve respectively,	40	60
146	Bahrain: 1938 to 1951, a mint selection comprising 1938-41 1/2a. to 25r. with additional 10r. (less 8a.), unmounted except 12a., 1948-49 set, 1948 Silver Wedding 15r. on £1, 1951 5r. on 5/-, 10r. on 10/-, the 1938 4a. creased otherwise mainly fine. (29)	100	120	100
147	Bahrain: 1938-41 5r. in a complete sheet of 120, light overall gum toning, some faults incl. gum creasing and perf. reinforcement, otherwise fine unmounted mint. S.G. 34, cat. £1,800.	200	220
148	Bahrain: 1938-41 25r. an unmounted mint pane of twenty, marginal from the upper left corner of the sheet, some minor gum creasing, otherwise fine with white gum. S.G. 37, cat. £2,000+.	600	800	500
149	Barbados: 1852-55 (1d.) deep blue mint horizontal pair (one unmounted), (1d.) slate-blue mint block of six (2 x 3) with two unmounted, fine and fresh. Ex Ambassador. S.G. 4, 5a, cat. £158+.	60	80
150	Barbados: 1878 1d. type 3a (7mm. numeral with curved serif) on right half of 5/- dull rose, used, slight imperfections, good appearance. S.G. 86, cat. £600. Photo.	100	120	80
151	Barbados: 1882-86 4d. pale brown, 6d. and 1/-, each with scarce local “SPECIMEN” handstamp (Samuel type BAR. 2), fine. S.G. 98, 100, 102 S. Photo.	120	150	100
152	Barbados: 1974-77 4c. wmk. crown to right of CA, an unmounted mint block of ten from the foot of the sheet with marginal imprint, S.G. 488w. cat. £550	120	140	120
153	Barbados: 1974-77 4c. wmk. crown to right of CA, an unmounted mint block of four, marginal from the upper right corner of the sheet, S.G. 488w, cat. £220	50	60
154	Barbados: 1986 60th Birthday 65c. variety silver (cypher and logo) omitted, imprint marginal from the foot of the sheet, fine unmounted mint with normal for comparison. S.G. 812a, cat. £300. Photo.	80	100	90
155	Barbados: A Q.V. to K.G.V accumulation with Britannia types perf. and imperf. to 1/- with ranges of perfs. and shades, later with 1916 3/- pairs mint (2), etc., poor to fine.	300	400	350
156	Barbdos: A mainly mint collection on printed leaves, 1852 to 1974, incl. 1852-55 1/2d., 1861-70 6d., 1870 1/-, 1872 perf. 11 to 13 x 141/2 to 151/2 1/2d., 4d., 1873 wmk. large Star 6d., small Star 3d., 5/- (2), 1875-80 perf. 121/2 4d., perf. 14 3d. pair, 4d. (3), 6d. (2), 1/-, 1882-86 to 5/-, 1892-1903, 1897-98, 1905, 1906, 1909-10, 1912-16, 1916-19, 1920-21, 1921-24, 1925-35 sets etc., some used incl. 1860 pin-perf. 1/2d., poor to fine.	1000	1200	1000
157	Barbados: A Q.V. to Q.E.II used collection on leaves, with a good range of Chalon types incl. 1852-55 (1/2d.) (2), (4d.), 1855-58 (1/2d.) (2), (1d.) (5), 1858 6d. (4), 1/- (3), 1860 (1/2d.), (1d.), 1861-70 range to 1/- (4), 1870 to 1/-, 1873 3d. (2), 5/-, 1897-98 Jubilee values to 2/6, 1906 Nelson and 1920-21 Victory sets, etc., poor to fine.	600	700	600
158	Basutoland: 1944 (Jan. 14) and (Apr. 21) two censored 3d. registered envelopes incoming to Morija from F.P.O. 551 (Moascar) and F.P.O. 657 (Italy) vcc	50	70	45
159	Bechuanaland: Early Letters and Documents: 1879 (May 1) envelope from England to Rev. John Smith Moffat (son of Robert Moffat) at “Molepolole/Via Zeerust/Transvaal/Cape of Good Hope”, franked G.B. 6d. plate 16 tied by Huddersfield duplex with Cape Town May 26 transit alongside and backstamped Potchefstroom June 4, passing from there to Molepolole by runner. Photo.	250	300	210
160	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 issue, a small study of the forgeries on leaves incl. set of Continental types, Fournier, etc., “unused” and “used”, fair to fine. (12)	100	120
161	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 1d. red types 1 and 3 unused, type 4 mint (corner fault), types 6 and 8 mint. (5) S.G. 1	200	250
162	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 1d. type 4 with ms date cancellation, also a type 2 example (slight faults) with datestamp cancellation of unknown status. S.G. 1. Photo.	180	200
163	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 3d. orange, type 1 mint (crease), type 2 mint and unused (toned), types 1 and 2 se-tenant pair mint, types 3, 5, 5 (block of four) and 7 mint, type 8 mint and unused (defective). (14) S.G. 2	80	100	60
164	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 4d. olive-grey, types 1 and 2 singles and se-tenant pair, type 4, mint, type 5 mint and unused, types 6 (marginal) and 7 mint, type 8 mint (3, two with faults). (12) S.G. 3	70	90	50
165	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 4d. olive-grey horizontal pair, types 2 and 3, variety imperf. between, large part original gum, some creases but scarce. S.G. 3a, cat. £650. Photo.	220	250
166	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 6d. lilac-mauve, types 1, 2 and 3 strip of three, types 4, 5 and 6 block of six and types 7, 8 and 9 marginal strip of three, all unmounted mint, also types 1 and 6 mint singles (the former a colour changeling). (14) S.G. 4	80	100	70
167	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1884 1/- green, type 1 mint (2, one marginal), type 2 mint and unused (tone spots), type 3 mint and unused, type 4 unused (stained), type 5 mint and unused, type 6 mint, types 7 (2) and 8 mint. (13) S.G. 5	100	120	100
168	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: 1885 “Twee” on 4d. olive-grey, large part original gum, some rust staining but scarce. S.G. 6, cat. £3,500. Phil. Fed. of S. Africa certificate (1989). Photo.	400	500	400
169	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1884 6d. to £5 set used, the 5/- on piece with part datestamp of Resident Magistrates Office, Vryburg, 10/- with that of Mafeking, the others cancelled by ms, mainly that of M.C. Genis, Registrar of Deeds, some imperfections but good appearance. (9) Barefoot 1-9 Photo.	280	300
170	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1884 1/- (faults), 1/6, 2/6, 5/-, 10/-, mint. Barefoot 2, 3, 5-7.	60	80	50
171	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1884 10/- mint horizontal pair imperf. vertically, creased but scarce. Barefoot 7a var. Photo.	100	120
172	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1886 “NPM” Control 6d., 1/- (unused), 1/6 unmounted corner block of six and unused single, 2/- (4, incl. marginal pair imperf. vertically), 5/- (unused), 10/- (3), £5, mint, with some inverted overprints and imperf. between stamp and margin varieties, odd imperfection, mainly good to fine (23) Barefoot 10-16, 12a var., 18.	120	150	150
173	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1886 “NPM” Control 6d. block of six (2 x 3) on small piece, cancelled by two strikes of violet oval of the Office of the Resident Magistrate, Vryburg, initialled “ECB” (E.C. Baxter, Tax Collector) and dated “26/2/87” in ms. Barefoot 10	50	60	60
174	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1886 “NPM” Control 6d. (2), 1/- (2) each on small piece cancelled oval datestamp except one 1/- by ms, mainly fine. (4 items) Barefoot 10, 11	50	70
175	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1886 “NPM” Control 1/- (2), 1/6 (4, incl. strip of three on piece), 2/-, 2/6 (2), 5/-, 10/-, £1, £5, used, mainly good to fine for these. (13) Barefoot 11-18	80	100	60
176	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1886 “NPM” Control (inverted) 1/- block of six (2 x 3), marginal from the foot of the sheet, on small piece, cancelled by two strikes of black oval of the Office of the Resident Magistrate, Vryburg, initialled “ECB” (E.C. Baxter, Tax Collector) and with each stamp dated “1/7/86” in ms. Barefoot 11	50	60	65
177	Bechuanaland: Stellaland: Revenues: 1886 “NPM” Control £1 tried by ms to 1885 (June 16) receipt for quitrent issued in Vryburg and signed by the Registrar of Deeds, M.C. Genis. Barefoot 17. Photo.	200	220	220
178	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: 1884 (Dec. 2) envelope from Cairo to Lieut. Anstruther of the “Royal Engineers/Bechuanaland Expedition/Cape Town/S. Africa”, readdressed to Barkly West as the expedition had already left Cape Town, franked Egypt 1pi. pair, taxed ms “5”(d.) cancelled by Kimberley numeral “1” barred oval and amended to “1/1”, backstamped Cape Town, Kimberley and Orange River Station., slight soiling but scarce. Photo.	300	350	300
179	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: 1885 (Mar. 1) soldier’s rate envelope from Trooper Norbury of D Troop, 1st Mounted Rifles whilst at Setlagoli, addressed to his father in England, franked Cape 1d. (slightly damaged at top), cancelled “232” barred oval with “BARKLY/G.W.” c.d.s. alongside, countersigned at lower left by Norbury’s commanding officer and backstamped Cape Town transit and Malvern arrival. Photo.	150	180	220
180	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: 1885 (Mar. 16) envelope from Gibraltar to Lieut. Anstruther of the Royal Engineers, franked G.B. 1880 1d. and 1884 21/2d. pair, cancelled “A26” with Gibraltar c.d.s. alongside, taxed handstruck “5D” cancelled by Kimberley numeral “1” barred oval (necessitating rewriting of “Bechuanaland”) and amended to “1/1”, backstamped Cape Town transit and Bakly arrival. Photo.	300	350	320
181	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: 1885 (May 8) envelope missing half of reverse and slightly trimmed at left, addressed to Capt. Lancaster of the “4th Pioneers/Maritsani”/Bechuanaland” franked Cape 2d. tied by squared circle, backstamp3ed fine Barkly arrival of “JU 1/85”, slight tape stains in corners. Photo	100	120
182	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: 1885 (Sept. 10) envelope from Col. Paul Sanford, 3rd Baron Methuen and commander of Methuen’s Horse, the special corps of mounted rifles raised for the expedition, written from Barkly Base Camp to his wife Mary at Wynberg, redirected to Muizenberg, franked Cape 2d. (faults) cancelled Barkly with Wynberg transit datestamps alongside, backstamped Kimberley and Cape Town. Photo.	100	120	90
183	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: Telegraphs: 1884-85 Military Telegraphs 1d. to £1 set mint with most unmounted, 1d., 3d. some faults, otherwise fine. Hiscocks 1-8. Photo.	180	200	310
184	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: Telegraphs: 1884-85 Military Telegraphs 1d. to £1 set unused or mint, some imperfections, 1d., 3d., 10/- and £1 used with violet Field Office datestamps, the £1 partially cleaned but the 1d. and 10/- clearly from office no. 3 at Taungs. (12) Hiscocks 1-8	180	200	210
185	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: Telegraphs: 1885 (Feb.) Cape overprint “Military/Telegraphs” 6d. unused (5, one with thick “T”) and used (9, incl. repaired “g” and a two pairs), 1/- unused (5) and used (6, incl. pair with missing stop and singles with thick “T” and inverted “s”), also overprint shifts, broken letters, etc., poor to fine. (25) Hiscocks 9, 10, a, vars.	180	200	220
186	Bechuanaland: The Warren Expedition 1885: Telegraphs: 1885 (June-Aug.) the rare manuscript surcharges, 6d. on 1d., 6d. on 10/- , 1/- on 5/- and 1/- on £1, each cancelled by violet Field Office datestamp No.’s 3, 44 or 71, the 1/- on 5/- slightly stained but rare. Hiscocks 11-14. Photo.	500	600	1200
187	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1885-87, a study comprising wmk. Crown CA 1/2d. unused, scarce 3d. plate no. 1 corner pair, wmk. Anchor 1/2d. plate no. 1 block of four, 2d. plate no. 2 corner block of four; wmk. Crown CC 4d. and wmk. Anchor part original gum; 6d. unused showing partial doubling of overprint (R.P.S. certificate, 1969); also 1/2d., 1d. block (inverted) and single (doubled) with fake overprints, fair to fine. (20) S.G. 1-4, 6-8	200	250	320
188	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1885-87 wmk. Crown CA 1/2d. grey-black, variety overprint double in lake and black, part original gum, trivial bend at right, otherwise fine. S.G. 1b, cat. £650. B.P.A. certificate (1949). Photo.	200	250	210
189	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1885-87 wmk. Crown CC 4d. blue, the complete upper row of the sheet crossing both panes, together with horizontal pair from the lower left corner and strip of five (one with slight bend) from the lower right corner, both from the right pane, all margins incl. plate no. “2” and two ref. no.’s “3”, trivial staining in upper margin but the stamps mainly fine unmounted, very striking and rare. (19) S.G. 3, cat. £1,045+. Photo.	700	800	1950
190	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1885-87 wmk. Anchor 1/2d. grey-black unused horizontal pair, the right stamp with “ritish” error, some faults but scarce. S.G. 4a, cat. £2,000. Photo.	500	600
191	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1885-87 wmk. Anchor 1d. mint block of twelve (6 x 2) from the upper right corner of the sheet with margins (these often removed) and plate no. “6”, trivial gum tone on one and crease in margin, otherwise mainly fine with ten unmounted, scarce. S.G. 5.	100	150	250
192	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1887 1/2d. vermilion, two examples overprinted “SPECIMEN”, Samuel types GB9, with gum, diagonal crease but fine appearance and BEC2 fine with full gum, also a scarce control “L” block of six, hinged in margin only. (8) S.G. 9	100	120	100
193	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1887 1d. to £5 set handstamped “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type BEC2 ), odd trivial bend, otherwise mainly fine with or without gum. (12) S.G. 10-21, cat. £900. Photo.	250	300
194	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 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)	250	300	210
195	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1887 unappropriated dies, 1d. to 10/- less 4d., imperf. plate proofs without country name and inscription, in lilac or blue-green (2/- green) on paper watermarked large garter (pence values) or “V R” (shilling values), all marginal and each handstamped “SPECIMEN” in sans-serif type. (9). Photo.	180	200	210
196	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1887 1d. and 1/- handstamped “Specimen” (Samuel type BEC1) in purple, the 1/- with bend, otherwise fine with gum, also 1/- Inland Revenue reference example handstamped “CANCELLED”, without gum, slight perf. imperfections. (3) S.G. 10, 15 S C.	120	150
197	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1887 1d., 3d., 4d., 1/-, 5/-, 10/-, handstamped ”SPECIMEN” (Samuel type GB9), without gum, 1d. and 3d. faults. (6) S.G. 10, 12, 13, 15, 18, 19 S.	100	120
198	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1887 1d. block, 2d., 3d. (7, incl. a block), 4d. pair, 1/- (2) to 10/-, unused or mint, mainly fine. (20) S.G. 10-13, 15-19, cat. £628.	180	200	150
199	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1888 (Aug.) 1d. on 1d. mint (3, one on “blued” paper, another with “,” for “.”), 2d. on 2d. mint (2, one with partial doubling of “2”), variety curved foot to “2” used, (Dec.) 1/2d. on 3d. mint (2, one with broken “n” no foot to “f”) and two “used” examples of forged inverted surcharge, a few toned perfs. etc., otherwise mainly fine. (10) S.G. 22, 23, b, 29, vars.	180	200	180
200	Bechuanaland: Crown Colony Issues 1885 to 1895: 1888 (Aug.) 2d. on 2d. variety surcharge in green, used, slight soiling and creasing but rare. S.G. 23c, cat. £3,250. Photo.	600	800