Lot No	Description	Estimate Low	Estimate High	Hammer ex VAT
601	Gibraltar: 1886 1/- Sperati reproduction, “used”, fine, handstamped on reverse. S.G. 7 F. Photo.	100	120
602	Gibraltar: 1887 1/- Sperati reproduction, “used”, fine, handstamped on reverse. S.G. 14 F. Photo.	100	120
603	Gibraltar: 1889-96 20c. olive-green and brown overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type D12) in a scarce vertical strip of three from the left of the sheet, hinged on upper stamp only, fine. S.G. 24 S.	100	120	150
604	Gibraltar: 1889-96 40c. orange-brown horizontal pair, one showing broken “I” in “CENTIMOS” unlisted by S.G., unmounted mint, slight bend, otherwise fine. S.G. 27, var.	50	70	70
605	Gibraltar: 1889-96 1p. bistre and ultramarine overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type D12) in a scarce horizontal strip of four, lightly hinged on two only, fine. S.G. 31 S. Photo.	120	150	150
606	Gibraltar: 1889-96 2p. black and carmine overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type D12) in a scarce vertical strip of four from the right of the sheet, hinged on upper stamp (some pulled perfs. at top) only, mainly fine. S.G. 32 S.	110	130	160
607	Gibraltar: 1903 wmk. Crown CA 2/- green and blue, very fine used with “GIBRALTAR/B/15 SP/04” c.d.s., scarce. S.G. 52, cat. £160. Photo.	70	80	65
608	Gibraltar: 1903 wmk. Crown CA £1 dull purple and black on red mint, one slightly pulled perf. at top, otherwise fine. S.G. 55, cat. £475. Photo.	150	170	160
609	Gibraltar: 1906-12 wmk. Mult. Crown CA 8/- purple and green, mint, fine. S.G. 74, cat. £180	60	70	60
610	Gibraltar: 1912-24 wmk. Mult. Crown CA £1 dull purple and black on red, overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type D14), fine with gum. S.G. 85 S.	50	60	65
611	Gibraltar: 1912-24 wmk. Mult. Crown CA £1 dull purple and black on red, an example from the upper right corner of the sheet with plate no. “1”, usual wrinkles, hinged in margin only, fine and fresh. S.G. 85, cat. £130+. Photo.	60	80	75
612	Gibraltar: 1925-32 10/- deep ultramarine and black, an unmounted mint lower left corner block of six (3 x 2) with plate no. “1”, slightly browned gum, fine. S.G. 106, cat. £192+.	80	100	100
613	Gibraltar: 1925-32 £5 violet and black, mint, fine and fresh. S.G. 86, cat. £1,300. Photo.	500	600	500
614	Gibraltar: 1938-51 set to £1 with all perfs. incl. 2d. grey, perf. 131/2, wmk. sideways, mainly fine mint. S.G. 121-31, cat. £186.	250	300	260
615	Gibraltar: Postal Stationery: Registered Envelopes: A Q.V. to Q.E.II selection unused and used, incl. 20c. size F used 1897 with added 25c. to Stockport, etc., fair to fine. (11)	50	70
616	Gibraltar: Postal Stationery: Newspaper Wrappers: Selection comprising 1887-89 1/2d. used 1887 and 1888 to Germany, 1889 5c. used 1892 to Switzerland, 10c. used 1894 to the SMS Moltke, 1898 1/2d. used 1901 to Austria, 1898 1/2d. and 1d. stuck together and used 1899 to Germany due to overweight, 1903 1/2d. used 1908 to Spain, mainly good to fine. (7 items)	50	70	45
617	Gibraltar: Revenues: 1898 £1 die proof of value only in black on white glazed card (92 x 60mm.), dated “23 JUN. 98”, subsequently used for 1903 Postage & Revenue value, slight surface damage at top but rare, being one of only three known examples. Photo.	250	300	250
618	Gilbert and Ellice Islands: 1912 (Jan. 10) envelope (slightly trimmed at foot) to the U.S. Customs Service, Honolulu, franked by 1911 Pandanus 1/2d., 1d. (2) each with the ms initial cancellation “S.S.B.” of S.S. Brunner (Vernon type e) and tied by violet Taraw Island datestamp (Vernon type 1) with very fine additional strike on flap, Ocean Island Jan. 13 transit below, Sydney Feb. 12 and Honolulu Feb. 27 backstamps. Vernon records this cancellation on a pair of loose adhesives and this cover is believed unique. Photo. B.P.A. certificate (1987)	2000	2500	1950
619	Gilbert and Ellice Islands: 1912-24 £1, 1922-27 1/2d., 11/2d. and 10/-, each with local unserifed “SPECIMEN” handstamp (12.5 x 1.75mm) and affixed to piece of ledger page from the archives of the Madagascar Post Office, tied by usual large red cachet (B.P.A. certificate, 1997), also two further similar pieces from the archive bearing 1922-27 1/2d. overprinted “SPECIMEN” (Samuel type D12) and 1d. overprinted type D16, each in a strip of three, one piece with signature of the Director of Posts and Telegraphs. Photo.	900	1000	850
620	Gilbert and Ellice Islands: 1912-24 2/6 die proof of country name and value tablet in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm) endorsed “AFTER (amended to “Before” in ms)/HARDENING” and dated “7 MAY 12”. S.G. 22 P. Photo.	200	250
621	Gilbert and Ellice Islands: 1925 “Roessler” cover to U.S.A. bearing Christmas Island local 5c. pair (one damaged corner) cancelled large Palm Tree cachet, with French Oceania 5c., 15c. cancelled June 17 in Papeete and U.S. Air 24c. cancelled in San Francisco and paying onward air transmission to New York, most unusual combination. Photo.	170	190	180
622	Gold Coast: 1884-91 1/2d., 1d., 2d., 4d., 6d. (2), all with local diagonal ms “Specimen” believed added to items included in presentation sets, part o.g. or without gum. S.G. 11-13, 16, 17 S. Photo.	650	700	650
623	Gold Coast: Mainly K.G.VI to Q.E.II collection on leaves, incl. 1938-44 set mint, 1948 set mint (2) and used, 1952-54 set mint and used, etc., mainly good to fine.	70	80
624	Grenada: 1784 (Aug. 20) entire letter to Ayrshire, rated at “2/5” with “DEAL/SHIP LRE” (Robertson S.1), backstamped “8/DE” Bishop mark and good straight line “Grenada” struck across flap, slight damage but an early use of a Grenada handstamp. Photo.	150	170	140
625	Grenada: 1812 (Feb. 5) entire letter from the Dunlop correspondence to Ayr, rated “4/8” and probably carried on the maiden voyage of the temporary packet “Nymph”, backstamped with fine two line “GRENADA/FEB 5” datestamp struck across flap. Photo.	120	150	695
626	Grenada: 1883 to 1891, a selection of tête-bêche multiples, incl. 1883 1/2d. blocks of six, twelve and thirty, 4d. block of four, 6d. block of 24, all with plate numbers, also pairs incl. 1/2d. (2, one with plate no.), 21/2d. (4, one with plate no.), 4d. (2), 6d. (3), 8d. (3, one with plate no.) mint, 1/2d. (3) and 21/2d. used, 1888-91 1d. on 8d. block of four, 21/2d. on 8d. pairs (2) mint, etc., fair to fine.	150	180	220
627	Grenada: 1913 to 1936 mint selection on leaves, with 1913-21 and 1921-32 sets with shades and some blocks, 1934 set, mainly fine. (83)	80	100	75
628	Grenada: 1938-50 10/- slate-blue and bright carmine (narrow), used, fine. S.G. 163c, cat. £1,000. Photo.	260	300	100
629	Grenada: 1964-66 wmk. block CA 6c. unmounted mint, fine. S.G. 218.	60	80	60
630	Grenada: A mint and used duplicated collection in a stockbook, incl. 1861-62 1d. (33, incl. a pair), 6d. (12), 1863-71 1d. (59), 6d. (126, incl. four pairs), extensive later Chalon types incl. 1881 surcharges, wmk. Broad star 21/2d. (7, incl. a pair), 4d. (5), 1883 values to 1/- mint (3), used (9), 1886-91 surcharges, 1895-99 values to 1/- (8) incl. 2d. (8) mint, 1902 5/- used, 1908 values to 5/-, 10/-, mint and used, 1913-22 values to 10/- mint (5) and used incl. 1/- olive back mint (3), 1921-32 values to 10/- (mint and used), also later with K.G.VI and Q.E.II incl. 1964-66 6c. used0, poor to fine.	800	1000	1300
631	Grenada: A mint collection on printed leaves,1851 to 1974, incl. 1883 1/-, 1902, 1904-06 (less 21/2d.), 1908-11 and 1913-22 sets, 1921-32 to 5/-, 1934-36 set, 1938-50 to 10/- (12), comprehensive later issues, fair to fine.	400	450	400
632	Grenada: Postage Dues: 1892 type D2 surcharge 1d. on 6d. mauve, tied by “92/ OC 19” c.d.s. to clean locally addressed envelope. S.G. D4.	40	50	20
633	Cancellations: A most interesting accumulation study of mainly fair to fine strikes of Parish postmarks on Q.V. issues with 1861-62 1d. (16) cancelled “A”, “B” (3), “C” (5), “D” (5), “F” (2), 6d. “B” (3), “C” and “F”, 1863-71 1d. “A” (2”) “C” (3), “D” (5), 6d. “A”, “B”, “C”, “D” (16), “F” (5), extensive later ranges with scarce “G” on 1881 1/2d. (2), 1883 1/2d. (2), etc., mainly fair to fine.	500	600	850
634	Grenada: Cancellations: A Q.V. to Q.E.II accumulation on leaves, stockcards, etc., with extensive ranges of smaller offices and most G.P.O. cancellations, some covers, instructional markings, etc., poor to fine.	140	160	110
635	Haiti: 1763 (Aug.) entire letter from Le Cap Français to Honfleur with superb strike of “COL. FRANCOISE/PAR/LE/HAVRE” in its first year of use, charged “10” (sols) on arrival. Photo.	180	200
636	Haiti: 1766 (Apr.) entire letter from Port au Prince to Honfleur with light but almost complete strike of “COL N PAR/ LAROCHELLE” (good for this), charged “16” (sols) on arrival. Photo.	90	100	75
637	Haiti: 1773 (July) entire letter from Cayes to Honfleur with almost complete strike of oval framed “COLONIES/PAR/L’ISLEDE/RHE”, charged “16” (deleted) amended to “20” (sols) on arrival, and with incomplete wax seal of the ship “Le Maréchal de Lowendal” on reverse. Photo.	240	260
638	Haiti: 1779 entire letter from Arcahaye to Saintes with good strike of “COLONIE. PAR/ ROCHEFORT” arc handstamp (early use), charged “8” (sols) on arrival. Photo.	90	100
639	Haiti: 1788 (Apr.) entire letter from Le Cap Français to St. Malo with good strkie of “COL PAR/ST. MALO”, and apparently charged “1” (sol) on arrival. Photo.	120	140
640	Haiti: 1789 entire letter from Leogane to Le Havre with good strike of “COL. PAR/ PORT LOUIS” straight line, charged “16” (sols) on arrival. Photo.	200	220
641	Haiti: 1802 entire letter from Le Cap Français to Lille with fine “COL.PAR/AURAY”, charged “9” (sols) on arrival, also the duplicate of this letter privately carried to France and posted as an internal letter at Toulon. Photo.	170	190
642	Haiti: 1803 entire letter from Le Cap Français to Lille with fine “COLONIES PAR/LA ROCHELLE”, charged “17” (sols) on arrival. Photo.	140	160
643	Haiti: 1803 entire letter from Le Cap Français to Lille with good “COLONIES PAR/LE HAVRE”, charged “14” (sols) on arrival. Photo.	100	120
644	Haiti: 1821 entire letter from Port au Prince to Nantes with fine “COLONIES PAR/ST.MARTIN-ISLE DE RÉ”, charged “4” (décimes) on arrival and showing vinegar stains from disinfection. Photo.	110	130
645	Hong Kong: 1898 to 1901, a most interesting family corespondence from a naval officer serving on H.M.S. Undaunted to his family in England, all with original letters, mainly franked by Hong Kong adhesives but also 1898 from Chefoo franked China 10c. cancelled large “CHEFOO: datestamp, and Japanese 10c.cancelled “SHANGHAI/I.J.P.O.”, many letters written from Chefoo, Douglas Inlet, Kobe, Korea, Nagasaki, Wei Hai Wei, Woosung, etc., but cancelled in Hong Kong, condition varies, some with stamps removed. (38 items)	500	600	1400
646	Hong Kong: 1862 to 1900, a heavily duplicated used range with 1863-71 values to 96c. (3), 1877 16c. (3), surcharges with 1880 5c. on 16c. (16), 10c. on 12c. (2), cancellation interest, etc., very varied condition.	250	300	920
647	Hong Kong: Spiro Bros. forgeries of 1863-71 2c., 4c., 6c., 18c., 30c., 1876-77 16c. on 18c., 28c. on 30c., 1877 16c., each in a complete “used” sheet of 25 (5 x 5), mainly fine and a scarce group. (400)	600	700	680
648	Hong Kong: 1865 (Sept. 8) envelope to U.S.A., redirected on arrival, franked by wing margined 8c. (partly lifted) cancelled “B62” with red Paid All alongside, minor faults. Photo	100	120	210
649	Hong Kong: 1865 (Sept. 20) entire to Shanghai, franked 1863-72 8c. tied by “B62” cancellation, minor imperfections. Photo.	100	120	280
650	Hong Kong: 1872 (Nov.) entire from London to Hong Kong bearing 1865–67 4d. plate 12 (3) and 1867–80 3d. plate 9 and with superb “HONG-KONG/ MARINE-SORTER/ SINGAPORE-TO/ HONG-KONG/ DE/18/26/ 72” c.d.s. on reverse (Riddell type ???), adhesives with some imperfections. Photo.	200	250	320
651	Hong Kong: 1903 wmk. Crown CA $10 slate and orange on blue, mint, fine. S.G. 76, cat. £950. Photo.	300	350	420
652	Hong Kong: 1938-52 50c. deep magenta, perf. 141/2 x 14, the listed variety printed both sides, inverted on reverse, fine unmounted mint. S.G. 153ab, cat. £7,500. Photo	2500	3000	2500
653	Hong Kong: 1938-52 50c. deep magenta, perf. 141/2 x 14, the listed variety printed both sides, inverted on reverse, a fine unmounted mint block of four. S.G. 153ab, cat. £30,000. Photo	10000	12000
654	Hong Kong: 1938-52 $10 green and violet, unmounted mint with usual creamy gum, fine. S.G. 161, cat. £450. Photo.	120	140	240
655	Hong Kong: 1968 65c. Bauhinia blakeana, wmk. upright, PVA gum, a fine unmounted mint marginal block of twenty (4 x 5). S.G. 253var.	100	120
656	Hong Kong: A mostly mint collection on leaves and stockcards, 1935 to 1982, with strength in extensive Q.E.II issues, unmounted from 1973, mainly fine.	350	400	390
657	Hong Kong: Cancellations, an extensive collection of mainly Treaty Ports on leaves, incl. Amoy, Canton, Foochow 1903 4c. covers (3), Hankow, Shanghai “S1” on 1863-71 values to 48c. (2), 5c. on 8c. pair, Swatow, Yokohama “Y1” on 1877 16c., also some covers and postal stationery, etc., poor to fine.	500	600	1950
658	India: 1854 1/2 anna blue, die II, in a complete unused sheet of 96 (8 x 12) with margins, mainly fine and scarce. S.G. 6, cat. £4,800+. Photo.	1200	1500	1050
659	India: 1854 1 anna dull red, die II, in a complete unused sheet of 96 (8 x 12) with margins, some minor imperfections, otherwise mainly fine and scarce. S.G. 14, cat. £4,032+. Photo.	1000	1200	1000
660	India: 1888 12a. colour trial in deep blue on blued, two examples, the first imperf. on thick unwatermarked paper, fine with gum, the second perforated 14 on paper watermarked Crown, slight bends, otherwise fine with full gum. S.G. 100 P.	100	120	80
661	India: 1895, master die proof of Queen Victoria vignette for rupee values, in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm), endorsed “BEFORE/HARDENING” and dated “29 AUG. 94”. Photo.	600	700
662	India: 1895 5r. die proof of frame in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm), endorsed “BEFORE/HARDENING” and dated “6 SEP. 94”. S.G. 109 P. Photo.	450	500
663	India: 1902-11 1r. die proof of King Edward VII vignette in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm), endorsed “AFTER/HARDENING”, dated “22 DEC. 02” and initialled. S.G. 136 P. Photo.	450	500
664	India: 1902-11 10r. die proof of frame in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm), endorsed “BEFORE/HARDENING” and dated “8 SEP 08”. S.G. 144 P. Photo.	450	500
665	India: 1902-11 25r. die proof of frame in black on glazed card (92 x 60mm), endorsed “AFTER/HARDENING”, dated “16 MAR 09” and initialled. S.G. 147 P. Photo.	580	600
666	India: 1911 3p., 1a., 2a., 3a. and Official 1912 1a., three examples of each affixed to ledger page from the archives of the Madagascar Post Office, tied by strikes of usual large red cachet, with signature of the Director of Posts and Telegraphs at lower right, repair to upper left corner and one 3p. but unique. Photo.	250	300
667	India: 1921 9p. on 1a. rose-carmine, an unmounted mint interpanneau block of 24 (3 x 8) incl. “NINE/NINE” (2) and “PIES/PIES” (2) varieties, a fresh and untoned positional item. S.G. 192, a, b, cat. £317+	150	170	110
668	India: 1927 to 1937, selection of nine first flight covers incl. 1927 Karachi-Lahore (Stack & Leete), 1933 (various stages), 1937 “Cygnus” crash, mainly fine.	90	100	85
669	India: 1937-40 15r., unmounted mint block of four from the right of the sheet with interpanneau gutter margin between, very fine and fresh. S.G. 263, cat. £280+	120	140	110
670	India: A mint and used collection in an album, 1854-1968 incl. 1882-90 to 1r., 1895 to 5r. mint, 1902-11 values to 15r. used and to 10r. mint, 1911-22 set mint and used, 1937-40 set mint and used, 1948 Gandhi mint and used, 1949-50 set mint, Officials incl. 1912-13 values to 10r. mint and used, 1926-31 10r. mint etc., fair to fine.	300	350	480
671	India: An accumulation mint and used from 1854 to c.1935 incl. Officials, Convention States with mint multiples, I.E.F., etc., varied condition.	150	200	180
672	India: Booklets: 1921 1r.2a. with usual slight staple rusting and 1929 1r. with advertisement contractor’s note on back cover, slight creasing. S.G. SB13, SB18a, cat. £185	60	80	75
673	India: Booklets: 1922 1r. black on pink, slight staple rusting but fine for these. S.G. SB14d, cat. £250. Photo.	100	120	120
674	India: Booklets: 1929 2r. containing 2a. purple, with advertisement contractor’s note on back cover, fine. S.G. SB19ba, cat. £350. Photo.	120	150	160
675	India: Booklets: 1932 1r.4a., slight toning, otherwise fine. S.G. SB20, cat. £275. Photo.	80	100	120
676	India: Officials: 1866 “SERVICE POSTAGE.” 1/2a. mauve on lilac Government imitation, large part original gum, one or two faintly toned perfs., otherwise fine and scarce. Photo.	150	170
677	India: Postal Stationery: Envelopes: 1911 1/2a. composite essay with photographic head and the frame and background handpainted in vermilion and Chinese white, sunk mounted on thick card (85 x 92mm), lettered “C” and dated “Aug. 23rd 11”, most attractive. Photo.	1000	1200
678	India: Postal Stationery: Newspaper Wrappers: 1895 1a. composite essay in an unissued design on card (36 x 44mm) with printed vignette of Queen Victoria and frame and surround handpainted in purple-brown, attractive and unique. Photo.	550	600
679	India: Postal Stationery: Registered Envelopes: 1911 21/2a. intaglio die proof in black with uncleared surround on glazed card, cut down and mounted on piece (62 x 60mm) ex De La Rue Day Book, endorsed “21/2 Anna Reg & Post/ Embossing P7/ Oct 30. 3 leads”, a most unusual “negative” item. Photo.	450	500
680	India: Revenues: Various, an extensive Q.V. to Q.E.II selection on leaves, with Court Fees incl. 1872 values to 100r., Foreign Bill 1861 values to 24r., Postal Services, Small Cause Court, Special Adhesive, some varieties, postage issues, bonds and other documents, varied condition.	120	150	160
681	India used in Burma: 1869 (Mar. 10) entire letter to Bordeaux, franked by the attractive three colour combination of 8p., 2a. and 8a. tied by clear Akyab “5” duplex, backstamped Calcutta transit and arrival datestamps. Photo.	120	150	170
682	India used in French Indian Settlements: Chandernagore: 1859 small entire letter to Karikal franked 1856-64 1/2a. pair cancelled by two strikes of the scarce “B/86” obliterator withms “Stamped”, backstamped Chandernagore P.O., Calcutta, Madras and Karikal arrival, all in red, rare. Photo.	450	500	500
683	India used in French Indian Settlements: Karikal: 1854 entire letter franked 1854 1/2a. pair tied by rather indistinct lozenges, ink corrosion has badly damaged address side but scarce. Photo.	80	100
684	India used in French Indian Settlements: Karikal: 1889 On Postal Service postcard from Camp Karikal with fine strike of “KARIKAL/23 AUG/89” c.d.s., rare usage. Photo.	300	320
685	India used in French Indian Settlements: Mahé: 1/2a. stationery envelope to Calicut cancelled squared bars with fine “MAHE/JAN 19” c.d.s. alongside, transit and arrival backstamps, rare. Photo.	450	500
686	India used in French Indian Settlements: Mahé: 1897 1/4a. stationery card used from Chittoch to Mahé with “MAHE/3 JAN 97” receiving datestamp.	70	90
687	Indian States: A mainly mint collection in a Paragon album, incl. Chamba 1938, 1938-40 Official (less 1r.), Gwalior 1938-40 and Official 1942-47, Jind 1937-38, 1941-43, Official 1937-40, 1939-43, Nabha 1938 and Patiala 1937-38 sets, also Feudatory States with Bhopal 1936-38 1/4a. orange, Bijawar 1937 4a., both imperf. between vertical pairs, Orchha 1939-42 to 10r., Bahawalpur with 1948 set (2), some perrf. staining at places but many fine.	1000	1200	1350
688	Indian States: A mint and used collection in an album with Convention States incl. Chamba 1938 values to 5r. mint, Gwalior K.G.V to 5r. (3), 1938-48 values to 15r. mint and to 10r. used, Officials 1942-47 set with additional values to 2r., Jind 1927-37 set, 1937-38 values to 5r., Official 1937-40 and 1939-43 sets, Nabha 1938 values to 5r., 1941-45 set, Patiala 1937-38 set, Official 1939-44 set, all mint, ranges of Feudatory States, etc., fair to fine.	700	800	1100
689	Indian States: A mint and used accumulation in packets, etc. incl. Convention States Q.V. to K.G.V incl. Chamba, Jind, Nabha, Patiala, Feudatory States with Cochin, Jind, Nawanagar, Sirmoor, Soruth, etc. with mint multiples and duplicated used. (1,000+§)	200	250	230
690	Indian States: Revenues: An unusually comprehensive collection well presented on leaves with most States and estates represented incl. a number of unlisted and rarely offered items and territories, unused and used with some complete documents, chiefly fair to fine.	600	800	600
691	Indian Convention States: A mostly mint collection of K.G.VI on printed leaves in a binder with issues complete for all states, some small age stains but mainly fine.	1500	1800	1750
692	Indian Convention States: Chamba: 1938 3p. to 25r. set mint, some values to 15r. with odd tone spots, 10r., 25r. etc. fine. (18) S.G. 82-99, cat. £700.	100	120	130
693	Indian Convention States: Patiala: 1937-38 3p. to 25r. set mint, some values to 15r. with odd faults, 10r., 25r. etc. fine. (18) S.G. 80-97, cat. £425.	60	80	50
694	Indian Feudatory States: Collection in one binder, mint, unused or used, with Bhopal incl. 1886 1/4a. green imperf. sheet of 32 with varieties, Bundi, Cochin, Hyderabad, Travancore, etc., fair to fine.	100	120	160
695	Indian Feudatory States: Alwar: A mint and used duplicated selection incl. 1877 1a., two mint blocks of 65 with some age staining, poor to fine.	80	100	240
696	Indian Feudatory States: Barwani: 1922 Perf. 11 (imperf. at right) 1a. vermilion, variety doubly printed, slight thin on reverse but unpriced used by S.G., normal for comparison. S.G. 10b. Photo.	220	250
697	Indian Feudatory States: Barwani: 1922 Poor impression, pin-perf. 81/2 at left and foot, 1/4a. grey-blue vertical pair, variety imperf. between, unused, slight grease line at left but scarce. S.G. 13b, cat. £120.	40	50	30
698	Indian Feudatory States: Barwani: 1932-47 type 4 1/2a. blue-green and 1933-47 type 1 1/2a. blue-green, both close setting, each in a pane of four on reverse of local registered cover, slight faults but rare. S.G. 33A, 38A. Photo.	100	120	460
699	Indian Feudatory States: Barwani: 1932-47 close setting 4a. olive-green used on reverse of slightly trimmed native registered cover. S.G. 36A	50	70	42
700	Indian Feudatory States: Barwani: Booklets: 1941 8a. booklet with plain green card covers containing thirty-two 1/4a. (S.G. 32A), usual very faint staining. S.G. SB1, cat. £300.	80	100	190
701	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: 1872 Double frame 1/2a. red in a complete unused sheet of twenty showing “BFGAM”, “BEGAN” (2) and “EGAM” varieties, some age stains, otherwise fine. S.G. 2, a-c, cat. £440.	100	120	150
702	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: 1872 Single frame 1/2a. red in a complete unused sheet of twenty incl. “NWAB” variety [2/2], some age stains, otherwise fine. S.G. 4, a, cat. £595.	140	160	270
703	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: 1878 1/4a. black in a complete unused sheet of twenty, a few age stains, otherwise fine. S.G. 5a, cat. £120+.	40	50	65
704	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: 1889-90 perforated 1a. in a complete unused sheet of 24 showing “EEGAM’ and “BBGAM'” varieties, a few age stains and some perf. splitting, otherwise fine. S.G. 34, a, b, cat. £117+.	40	50	40
705	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: Officials: 1908-11 type O1 overprint 1/2a. yellow-green imperf. horizontal strip of three from the left of the sheet without gum, each with overprint treble and additionally showing vertical overprint (reading upwards) between first and second stamp and at left on the third stamp thus producing the extravagant variety of overprint quadruple, one sideways. Wrinkle in margin between second and third stamp, otherwise fine. S.G. O301a vars. Photo.	80	100	150
706	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: Officials: 1935-39 “BHOPAL STATE POSTAGE” 1a.6p. blue and claret, variety overprint omitted, a fine used square pair. S.G. O331b, cat. £180	70	80	70
707	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: Officials: 1936-38 1/4a. orange, variety overprint inverted, used, fine. S.G. O333ca, cat. £275. Photo.	100	120	210
708	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: Officials: 1936-49, “SERVICE” 11mm, 8a. bright purple and blue, showing two partial double impressions of frame, used, vertical crease but unusual with normal for comparison. S.G. O340var.	50	60	40
709	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: Officials: 1936-49, “SERVICE” 11mm, 8a. bright purple and blue vertical pair, variety imperf. between, used, trivial crease, otherwise fine and scarce. S.G. O340a, cat. £275. Photo.	120	140	140
710	Indian Feudatory States: Bhopal: Officials: 1944-47 1/2a. green, variety doubly printed, used, creased at left but scarce. S.G. O347c, cat. £110. Photo.	50	70	80
711	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: 1914-41 Raja and Cows issue, a selection on leaves, etc. mainly unused with some used incl. one cover to Kotah with 1/4a. pair and six stationery cards uprated with 1/4a., Officials with some fake overprints, cash coupons, reference photographs, etc., poor to fine.	80	100	160
712	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: 1914-41 rouletted, Inscription type B 1a. vermilion overinked and type C 2a. emerald tied by c.d.s. to reverse of slightly trimmed registered native cover. S.G. 28, 40	40	60	70
713	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: 1914-41Rouletted, Inscription type C, 3r. blue and red-brown, Official 1915-41, Inscription type C, 3r. blue and red-brown from the lower left corner of the sheet, overprint type O2 in black, the latter with small grease mark, otherwise fine unused. S.G. 47, O25B, cat. £290.	100	120	90
714	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: 1941-44 3p. corner pair, 1a. and marginal 2a. cancelled by ms and tied by c.d.s.’s to slightly trimmed native envelope, usual gum staining and creases. S.G. 79, 81-2.	60	70
715	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type A, 1r. reddish violet, type O2 overprint in black in se-tenant vertical pair from the right of the sheet with 1r. type O2 overprint in red, some reinforcement, fine unused. S.G. O5B, O5aB, cat. £342+. Photo.	120	150	220
716	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type B, 10a. olive-sepia, overprint type O2 in black, fine unused example from the upper left corner of the sheet. S.G. O13B, cat. £225. Photo.	90	100	100
717	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 10a. brown-olive, type O1 overprint in black in se-tenant horizontal pair with 10a. type O1 overprint in red, creased at top, otherwise fine unused. S.G. O21A, O21aA, cat. £395+. Photo.	110	130	80
718	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 10a. brown-olive, type O2 overprint in black, fine unused. S.G. O21B, cat. £75.	30	40	20
719	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 10a. brown-olive, type O3 overprint in black, fine unused. S.G. O21C, cat. £350. Photo.	120	140	170
720	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 12a. sage-green, overprint type O3 in red, fine unused. S.G. 22aC, cat. £450. Photo.	140	160	220
721	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 3r. blue and red-brown, overprint type O2 in black, fine unused. S.G. O25B, cat. £200. Photo.	80	100	80
722	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 3r. grey-blue and chocolate, overprint type O1 sideways in red, trivial thin in upper margin, otherwise fine unused. S.G. O25baA, cat. £800. Photo.	200	250	150
723	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 5r. scarlet and emerald, overprint type O1 in black, tiny closed tear at top, otherwise fine used. S.G. O27A, cat. £300+. Photo.	80	100	85
724	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type C, 5r. scarlet and emerald, overprint type O2 in black, fine unused from the lower left corner of the sheet. S.G. O27B, cat. £300. Photo.	120	140	130
725	Indian Feudatory States: Bundi: Officials: 1915-41 Rouletted, Inscription type H, 1a. rosine, overprint type O1 in black, unused, fine. S.G. O45A, cat. £170.	50	60	75
726	Indian Feudatory States: Bussahir: 1895 imperf. 4a. slate-violet on thick paper, monogram in rose, unused, fine. S.G. 5a, cat. £110.	50	60	40
727	Indian Feudatory States: Bussahir: 1896-1900 pin-perf. 1/2a. blue, monogram in red, a complete fine unused sheet of 24 (4 x 6), a scarce multiple impressively illustrating the irregularity of the pin perforation. S.G. 28	170	190	170
728	Indian Feudatory States: Bussahir: 1896-1900 pin-perf. 2a. orange-yellow, unused, slight thin at top but scarce. S.G. 30, cat. £425. Photo.	100	120	85
729	Indian Feudatory States: Bussahir: 1900-01 pin-perf. 1a. vermilion, monogram in blue, 2a. ochre, monogram in mauve, tied to large piece of post office document by fine “RAMPUR/29 AU 1900/BUSSAHIR STATE” c.d.s.’s. S.G. 38a, 40. Photo.	200	250	520
730	Indian Feudatory States: Cochin: 1946-48 perf. 13 2p., 9p., both in complete unused sheets of 48 (8 x 6), mainly fine. S.G. 101, 105	30	40	45
731	Indian Feudatory States: Duttia: 1904-05 1/2a. black on green, tied to 1909 native envelope, additional adhesive removed but scarce on cover. S.G. 23. Photo.	70	90	80
732	Indian Feudatory States: Duttia: 1911 1/4a. carmine vertical pair from the lower left corner of the sheet, variety imperf. horizontally, folded between otherwise fine unused. S.G. 25a, cat. £225. Photo.	100	120	100
733	Indian Feudatory States: Duttia: 1911 1/4a. carmine horizontal pair variety imperf. between and at right, corner crease at left otherwise fine unused. S.G. 25b var., Photo.	100	120	100
734	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad: 1931-47 1a. brown used horizontal pair, variety imperf. between, small red ink mark on one and pressed corner crease but scarce. S.G. 43a, cat. £550. Photo.	180	200	210
735	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad: An interesting mint and used accumulation from 1869 to 1915 incl. ranges of 1869 1a., 1870 1/2a., 1a., 1871-1909 issues in mint multiples, Officials, etc., varied condition. (1,500§)	250	300	290
736	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad: Officials: 1934-44 4p. black vertical pair, variety imperf. between, fine mint. S.G. O46b, cat. £500. Photo.	200	220	230
737	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad: Officials: 1909-11 type O1a overprint on Wyon 1/2a. vermilion, fine mint block of four with one unmounted. Used orange shade for comparison. S.G. O21a, cat. £400+. Photo.	120	150	90
738	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad: Officials: 1934-44 8p. green, a used block of four, the lower left stamp showing small ink traces but apparently with overprint omitted, some staining mainly on reverse, unusual. S.G. O47var.	90	100	75
739	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad: Officials: 1934-44 1a. brown, variety overprint double, used, fine. S.G. O48d, cat. £160	50	60	50
740	Indian Feudatory States: Hyderabad Residency Bazaar: Court Fee 1910 1a. mint, Foreign Bill 1890 3a. purple (black overprint) unmounted mint marginal pair, 1913 6r. and 24r. imperf. plate proofs in black on glazed card, fine. (5 items)	40	50	30
741	Indian Feudatory States: Indore: Revenues: Holkar State 1940(c.) 1r. Receipt Stamp (Koeppel & Manners type 32) imperf. plate proof of vignette with name and value, in black on unwatermarked wove paper in a complete sheet of sixty (10 x 6), mainly fine.	100	120	80
742	Indian Feudatory States: Kishangarh: 1913-16 1a. from initial printing (wide roulettes etc.) and 2a. “TWO ANNAS”, used on 1914 (Nov.) native envelope. S.G. 65, 66.	60	80	50
743	Indian Feudatory States: Kishangarh 1943-47 1a. carmine-red and 2a. bright magenta, tied by Kishangarh, Raj Post c.d.s.’s to 1945 (Mar. 23) pink native envelope. S.G. 85, 86	70	90
744	Indian Feudatory States: Miraj Senior: Revenues: Court Fee, 1928 to 1947, used selection incl. values to 500r., varieties, scarce. (46)	50	100
745	Indian Feudatory States: Morvi: 1931, stamps 51/2mm between, 1/2a. dull blue, variety printed on gummed side, an example from the upper left corner of the sheet, some imperfections but scarce. S.G. 4c, cat. £600. Photo.	80	100	150
746	Indian Feudatory States: Nandgaon: 1893-94, stamps with wavy lines between, 1/2a. green, unused (2, one with last character in top line omitted), 1a. rose used, some imperfections. S.G. 5,, a, 6, cat. £152	50	70	65
747	Indian Feudatory States: Nandgaon: Officials: 1894 1/2a. yellow-green handstamped type O1 “M.B.D.” in a complete unused sheet of sixteen (4 x 4), pos. 3/4 showing the rare and possibly unique variety handstamp double (unlisted by S.G.), mainly fine. S.G. O4, var. Photo.	200	250	450
748	Indian Feudatory States: Rajasthan: 1948-49 handstamps on Kishangarh 1943-47 imperf. 1a. orange-red, handstamped in blue, an imperf. horizontal pair, unused, fine. S.G. 58ba, cat. £240	80	100	130
749	Indian Feudatory States: Soruth: Junagadh 1868-75, accents over second letters, 1a. black on pink wove paper, single apparently unused example stuck to piece and an irregular strip of three pen cancelled on piece, usual faults. S.G. 10	160	180	160
750	Indian Feudatory States: Soruth: 1868-75 Laid paper 1a. red on white in a complete unused sheet of twenty incl. variety first two characters in bottom line omitted' [5/1], some age stains and creasing, folded between rows 3 and 4 causing some splitting, otherwise fine. S.G. 13, a, cat. £403+.	100	120	140
751	Indian Feudatory States: Soruth: 1913 (Jan.) 1a. on 4a. red on white vertically laid paper, variety surcharge double, one inverted, unused with margins at top and foot. B.P.A. certificate (2003) states “perf. defect at top reinforced”, otherwise fine. S.G. 38d, cat. £700. Photo.	300	350
752	Indian Feudatory States: Soruth: Junagadh: 1924 1a. red, imperf. block of four with margins at top and foot, vertical bend through pair at left, otherwise fine unused. S.G. 46a	40	50	30
753	Indian Feudatory States: United Kingdom of Saurashtra: Officials: 1948 (Dec.) 1a. on 4a. black and purple, fine mint horizontal pair from the right of the sheet, the left stamp showing rare “ANNE’ for “ANNA” variety [5/4]. S.G. O16, a, cat. £2,550. Photo.	1200	1500	1400
754	Indian Feudatory States: United Kingdom of Saurashtra: Officials: 1948 (Dec.) 1a. on 4a. black and purple, three used examples showing small first “A”, dropped second “A” and large “E” (on piece) surcharge varieties respectively, mainly fine. S.G. O16vars.	50	60	40
755	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore: 1924 to 1933, an accumulation on leaves, etc., mint and used with multiples, shdes and varieties, incl. 1931 Coronation, 1932 and 1943 surcharges, mainly fair to fine.	80	100	60
756	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore: 1924-39 3/4ch. black in a complete mint sheet of 84 (14 x 6) with margins, mainly fine with most unmounted. S.G. 38, cat. £756+.	200	250	200
757	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore: 1924-39 1ch. slate-blue and 11ch. indigo, both in a complete mint sheet of 84 (14 x 6) with margins, the indigo with a block of four removed, mainly fine with most unmounted. S.G. 41, a, cat. £566+.	100	120	100
758	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore: 1932 2c. on 11/4ch. claret, variety surcharge double in three fine mint horizontal pairs showing different spacing. S.G. 51b, cat. £156+	60	70
759	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore: 1932 2c. on 10ca. pink, variety surcharge double, a mint block of six (3 x 2) from the top of the sheet, some perf. reinforcement and one with internal tear, fine appearance. S.G. 59c, cat. £114+	30	40
760	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore-Cochin: 1949 1/2a. on 1ch., variety inverted “H” in “HALF”, used, corner crease, fine appearance. S.G. 3b	30	40	30
761	Indian Feudatory States: Travancore-Cochin: Officials: 1949-51 2p. on 6ca. blackish violet, wmk. C of Travancore, imperf. block of four from the lower left corner of the right pane, one showing character error [14/2], creasing in margin only, fine. S.G. O1g, ga. Photo.	100	120	140
762	Iraq: 1933 (July 5) Imperial Airways first flight cover from Basrah to Asansol flown Karachi-Calcutta (one of only six such) with cachet.	60	80	50
763	Iraq: 1950 unissued King Faisal II 5f. die proof in violet-blue on gummed wove paper (57 x 70mm) ex Bradbury Wilkinson archives.	100	120	100
764	Iraq: 1954 1f. die proof in issued grey-blue (59 x 70mm) numbered “0002” and 1950 unissued 5f. in violet-blue (57 x 70mm), both on gummed wove paper.	120	140	120
765	Iraq: 1955 Arab Engineers Conference, three die proofs with value tablets blank in black (numbered “0004”), blue (“0012”) and green (“0016”) respectively on gummed wove paper (70 x 59mm approx.). S.G. 383-5 P. Photo.	250	300
766	Iraq: 1958 King Faisal II definitives, die proof with value tablets blank in grey-black on gummed wove paper (59 x 71mm approx.) numbered “0057”, slight rub. Photo.	70	90	70
767	Iraq: 1958 1f., two die proofs in blue and issued grey-blue on gummed wove paper (59 x 70mm approx.) numbered “0199” and “0286” respectively, slight imperfections. S.G. 396 P.	100	120	90
768	Iraq: 1958 die proofs of 4f. (surface fault) and 5f. in issued colours, 60f. in purple and 75f. in carmine, all on gummed wove paper, numbered “0032”, “0131”, “0126” and “0146” respectively. Photo.	140	160	140
769	Iraq: 1963 Gufas 1f. die proof in deep emerald-green on glazed paper (40 x 63mm) ex Prague State Printing Works archive. S.G. 620 P. Photo.	70	90	70
770	Iraq: Postal Stationery: Aerogrammes: 1957 King Faisal II 14f. and 35f. overprinted “SPECIMEN” in red, ex. Bradbury Wilkinson archive with matching serial no. “13” at left, fine unfolded.	40	50	40
771	Iraq: British Occupation: Issues for Mosul: 1919 1/2a. on 1pi., 1a. on 20pa. (large tougra), 21/2a. on 1pi., 3a. on 20pa. green, 4a. on 1pi. type I (large 4) and 8a. on 10pa. (some perf. faults) basic set of six tied by slightly oily Base Office, M.E.F. c.d.s.’s to 1919 (Feb. 16) registered cover to Jersey, with censor marks, label, etc. S.G. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8. Photo.	80	100	100
772	Ireland: 1922 (Feb.-July ) Dollard, a selection in multiples comprising 1/2d. (12), 21/2d. (6), 4d. (6), 9d. (9), 10d. (24), mainly fine unmounted mint, Cat. £357+.	100	120	150
773	Ireland: 1922 Dollard 5/-, an unmounted mint block of six (3 x 2) from the upper right corner of the sheet, the corner stamp with diagonal crease otherwise mainly fine unmounted mint. S.G. 19, cat. £360+.	100	120	380
774	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint, a selection in unmounted mint multiples comprising 1/2d. (4), 1d. (247, incl. a complete sheet), 11/2d. (10), 5d. (12), 6d. (18), 9d. agate (4), 9d. olive-green (48), 10d. (10), 1/- (31), mainly fine. S.G. £1,498+	300	350	820
775	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint 2/6, marginal from the right of the sheet, mint, centred high, otherwise fine. S.G. 44, cat. £180.	50	70	70
776	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint 5/-, an unmounted mint block of four centred high to left, otherwise fine. S.G. 45, cat. £680+. Photo.	220	250	600
777	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint 10/-, an unmounted mint block of four marginal from the left of the sheet, centred to right, otherwise fine. S.G. 46, cat. £3,400+. Photo.	1000	1200	1850
778	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint 10/-, unmounted mint, centred a little low otherwise fine. S.G. 46, cat. £850. Photo.	280	300	400
779	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint 10/-, marginal from the top of the sheet, mint, centred high, otherwise fine and hinged in margin only. S.G. 46, cat. £850. Photo.	250	300	720
780	Ireland: 1922 Thom shiny blue-black overprint 10/-, marginal from the right of the sheet, mint, centred high, otherwise fine. S.G. 46, cat. £850. Photo.	250	300	320
781	Ireland: 1922-23 Thom, a selection of unmounted mint multiples comprising 1/2d. (554, incl. a complete sheet), 1d. (336, incl. a complete sheet), 11/2d. (43), 21/2d. (126), 3d. (120), 4d. (24), 5d. (20), 6d. (24), 9d. (18), 10d. (10), 1/- (14), mainly fine. S.G. cat £2,960+.	500	600	1150
782	Ireland: 1923 Harrison coils, long “1” in “1921” in 1/2d. and 1d. horizontal pairs, 11/2d. vertical pair (good perfs.) and on 2d. single, mint, usual clipped perfs. S.G. 67a-70a, cat. £220.	60	80	100
783	Ireland: 1927-28 Wide Date 2/6 and 5/- unmounted mint horizontal pairs, marginal from the left and right of the sheet respectively, fine. S.G. 86, 87, cat. £204+.	60	80	140
784	Ireland: 1927-28 Wide Date 5/- , an unmounted mint block of four from the lower right corner of the sheet, well centred but with some creasing and perf. separation. S.G. 87, cat. £240+.	50	70	140
785	Ireland: 1927-28 Wide Date 10/- , an unmounted mint block of four from the upper right corner of the sheet, one or two pulled perfs. at foot otherwise fine. S.G. 88, cat. £600+. Photo.	200	250	550
786	Ireland: 1927-28 Wide Date 10/- , an unmounted mint vertical strip of three from the upper right corner of the sheet, fine. S.G. 88, cat. £450+. Photo.	150	200	350
787	Ireland: 1940 to 1944, a selection of coil strips and part coil rolls, all with wmk. inverted, comprising 1940 1d., 2d., 1944 O’Cleary 1/2d., unmounted mint, mainly fine.	60	80	130
788	Ireland: A selection of mainly invoices, etc. in a binder, incl. postal stationery invoice cards, range of Northern Ireland county court decrees bearing K.G.V values to 2/6 (3), etc., fair to fine.	50	60	75
789	Ireland: Booklets: 1953 to 1983, selection of twelve booklets, incl. 1953 2/6, 1954 4/- (2), 1964 3/-. 1971 30p., etc., mainly fine.	100	120	95
790	Ireland: Postal Stationery: Selection from 1924 comprising Envelopes: 1924 2d. used, 4d. unused; Registered Envelopes: 61/2p. size H, 1/- sizes F and G used, 1/5 sizes F and G unused, good to fine. (7)	70	80	80
791	Ireland: Postal Stationery: Newspaper Wrappers: 1951 1d. and 11/2d. supplied as Specimens to the U.P.U. archive in Berne, both with their straight line “2 NOV 1951” datestamp of receipt at foot.	40	50	85
792	Ireland: Postal Stationery: Parcel Labels: 1960-64 1d. “EMBOSSED/LITERATURE/FOR THE/BLIND”, very scarce label for use on parcels of literature for the blind, used 1962 (July 7) from Dublin to London. Photo.	250	300	290
793	Ireland: Telegraphs: 1922 1/- green with Great Britain embossed K.G.V die, code A1, unused, fine unfolded. Fewer than ten recorded. Ex. Dr. A.K. Huggins collection. Jung TB1a, cat. ð2,500. Photo.	600	700	600
794	Ireland: Telegraphs: 1924 Harp design 1/- blue with black text, code A, unused, fine unfolded. Five examples recorded. Ex. Dr. A.K. Huggins collection. Jung TB2, cat. ð2,750. Photo.	800	1000	1700
795	Ireland: Telegraphs: 1927 Harp design 1/- blue with blue text, code A, unused, fine unfolded. Six examples recorded. Ex. Dr. A.K. Huggins collection. Jung TB3, cat. ð2,500. Photo.	650	700	780
796	Ireland: Telegraphs: 1929 Harp design 1/6 brown, code A, unused, fine unfolded. Four examples recorded. Ex. Dr. A.K. Huggins collection. Jung TB4a, cat. ð2,500. Photo.	800	1000	1050
797	Ireland: Telegraphs: 1929 Harp design 1/6 brown Stock Exchange form, code A1S/E, large “Do”, unused, fine unfolded. Only one example recorded. Ex. Dr. A.K. Huggins collection. Jung TB4bI, unpriced. Photo.	1500	1800	3800
798	Ireland: Telegraphs: 1947(?) Harp design 1/6 brown Stock Exchange form, code A1S/E, small “Do”, unused, fine unfolded. Five examples recorded. Ex. Dr. A.K. Huggins collection. Jung TB4bII, cat. 2,750 Euros. Photo.	800	1000	1000
799	Israel: 1948 50m. Doar Ivri, upper right corner plate 1 black of four (group 142), fine unmounted mint. Bale 6, cat. $280.	60	80
800	Italy: 1912 Re-erection of the Camponile of St. Mark, 93 sets, mostly in multiples, some creasing and the odd stain, but mainly fine and all unmounted mint. Michel 105-6, cat. 2,418 Euros as hinged.	250	280	450