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Australia #1/126, O3/O10. Two pages of early used Australia, arranged in numerical order by Scott. What is counted is the "Roos" and King George V "Heads", with individual catalogue values up to $35.00, including an attractive group of 8 different "OS" overprints. A few nice cancels are noted. Expect only the occasional minor fault. The four duplicates of the 9d "Roo" and the lower five rows on the second page (including 1920s-1930's commemoratives / definitives) for one reason or another, are not counted in the total catalogue value. 2023 Scott US$465.15 = $627.95
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Australia #1/2884. A ‘Roo and KGV "Heads" rich mounted collection with regular issues up to about 2008. Includes a touch of mint (and a bit heavily hinged) issues, with attractive copies of #5, 45 and 49. The "Roos" run up to 5/- values (#44 with a surprisingly light parcel cancel). There is a good run of "Heads" including dies, perfins, cancels (and include an envelope of stamps that didn’t quite make it to the pages). The assignment of some watermarks could use double-checking, but we have left them as the original owner had them listed. The 1930’s onwards is a mix of mint and used, and the occasional nice multiple, with some "back of the book" and a few covers to add to the appeal. After about 1980 the collection gets sparser but did see denominations up to $20.00 and some modern "Specimen" overprints. Approximately 1300 stamps, with light duplication. Estimate = $200.00
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Australia #66/154, C4. Eye-catching group of 28 pre-War mint, Never Hinged blocks, arranged in numerical order by Scott. Includes some GeoV "Heads" (5 of the blocks are duplicates), plus the basic Kingford-Smith issue, large Kookaburra and Lyrebirds, the Melbourne issue (both perforations on the 3d), Macarthur, Anzac, GeoV on horse "Anzac" and the perf 11 airmail issue. Generally, very fresh appearance, there are a few with light even toning or couple of tropical spots (almost universally affect the back of the stamps). The C4 has a couple of short perfs, because of such a large perforation on a large stamp (which is why they changed the perf in a subsequent printing). Many of the blocks have light pencil marks with an old catalogue number, or the perforation, which should easily erase. Counted as Never Hinged, but with no premium for imprint or plate blocks in the total catalogue value. 2023 Scott US$2861.00 = $3,862.25
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Australia - Do-it-yourself collection kit. Includes a near new Stanley Gibbons album with pages to 1985, with lots of mounts added, but about the only stamps mounted are mint 1980’s issues. Inside the cover of the album are a couple of collection fragments with used "Roos", GeoV "Heads" and a number of 2d-1/- commemorative issues up to the late 1930’s, with good potential and lots of great cancels. The lot also comes with a small shoebox filled with envelopes, glassines, loose stamps and presentation packs, which would be enough to make the album feel very full and have you looking for a place to mount the extensive more recent issues. In the box is a mix of mint and used by the hundreds, including "back of the book" (airmail, Australian Antarctic Territory). If you like your auction lots full of treasure packets, this lot is for you. Estimate = $160.00
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Australia - Modern grouping of 86 different used, being ONLY high values from the 2014-2022 period (no domestic letter rate issues). These are very hard to find now with so few people using stamped postal mail. 2024 Scott US$268.00 = $361.80
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Australia and States - An enticing "end of consignment" accumulation of mint and used Australia. A black stockcard holds some of the most intriguing items including a GeoVI coil paste-up pair, officials, South Australia issues and higher values from New South Wales and Tasmania. There is a 5/- "Cattle" and a 10/- explorer plus an old group of postage dues that look diverse at first glance. A page of Aussie states including some nice cancels. There are old album fragments, including a nice page of Victoria postal fiscals (with fiscal cancels) and the lot ends with about 20 circa 1980s presentation packs. Estimate = $180.00
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Australian States - Fascinating study lot of 364 stamps, covering all six stamp-issuing states, mounted on Scott pages, with lots of pencil notes to help guide the buyer. Includes New South Wales (34), Queensland (70), South Australia (53), Tasmania (32), Victoria (105), Western Australia (70). Plenty of interesting material here including different printings, perforations, watermarks (including a couple of "locally produced" inverts, not listed by Scott or Gibbons), and a bit of "spice" added with the occasional perfin or revenue stamp. Definitely some cancel potential too for the postmark hound. Estimate = $150.00
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Australian States - New South Wales #24/128, J1-J2, O13/O25. Selection of issues from 1854 to 1906, consisting of seventy-seven stamps, in mainly used condition, on two pages. The best stamp in this group is #40a, the aniline lilac 6p. Note the Watermarks on the 5p and 8p "diadems" from the top of the sheet showing "NEW SOUTH WALES POSTAGE". This was put there for the benefit of the printer so he would be sure to use the correct paper when printing the stamps. For some strange reason this is only, briefly, mentioned in Gibbons and no premiums are shown even 'though such stamps are obviously much scarcer than those with regular watermarks and are a legitimate variety collectible. For the same strange reason the Australian Catalogues have never attempted to list the Official perforated initials stamps for any of the States. See a few examples (un-priced) at the end of this offering. Owner's 2023 Scott US$475.15 = $641.45
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Austria #28/800 plus Back of the Book. Pre-1968 mounted collection of 1050 mint and used stamps, a bit light in the 19th century, but with better coverage over the next 65 years, with strength in "back of the book". Great cancellations throughout, the material becomes increasingly mint and by the early 1960’s the stamps are mostly Never Hinged. Lots of $3-$10 sets, with the occasional better item. A black stockpage of "bonus" (items the collector just hadn’t got around to mounting) includes B264-B267 mint Hinged catalogues $35.00 and the "Birds" airmail set C54/C60 (missing only the 1s value, which catalogues $243.40). Expect some mixed condition, but almost no duplication. All in a black Borek springback binder. Estimate = $160.00
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Bahrain #1/295. Small aqua 32-page Lighthouse stockbook from the distant past containing 50 years of Bahrain, starting with mint and used overprints on Indian stamps and later British issues (noted blocks of 4 and 10 of the 1948 Olympics). After they started issuing their own stamps in 1960, there is some spotty mint and used coverage (there are singles cataloguing up to $7.50 each like a block of #PT2). But the pleasant surprise is a few of the early souvenir sheets including Horses #224, Concord #247a, Dogs #256 and five copies of wildlife #295. The stamps are in generally excellent condition, while the stockbook has seen better days. 2023 Scott US$825.30 = $1,114.16
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Belgium and Belgian Congo - Calling Leopold I detectives. This 2000 stamp mounted collection starts with a couple dozen imperforate Leopolds followed by other 19th century material with collector-identified printing and perforation differences. Noted the 1925 "Two Kings" set complete mint, a couple of copies of #213 used and many better cancels on the earlier material. The coverage of the mostly used issues is pretty good up until 1983. The "back of the book" is well represented including a nice used set of B31-B33, a mint set of B78-83, souvenir sheets and many Parcel Post stamps.. On top of all this is a 300 stamp Belgian Congo lot, mostly used, with a couple nice postal cards and finishing with about 50 Belgian East Africa (Rwanda) stamps. Estimate = $240.00
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Bermuda #53a. Sound and Fine/Very Fine partial CDS used example of the 1922 issue 10sh red and green on pale bluish green high value GeoV key plate, watermark 3 (multiple Crown and CA). 2023 Scott Classic US$490.00 = $661.50
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British Central Africa #28. Very Fine mint Hinged example of the 1895 issue 5 shillings olive & black "Coat of Arms" high value. Perfectly centered within large margins. 2024 Scott US$300.00 = $405.00
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British Central Africa #52, 53. Very Fine CDS used examples of the 1897 issue 3 shillings grey green & black and 4 shillings carmine rose & black "Coat of Arms" high values. A very pretty early British Africa duo! 2024 Scott US$475.00 = $641.25
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British Central Africa #54. Very Fine mint Hinged example of the 1897 issue 10 shillings olive & black "Coat of Arms" high value. Full original gum with the barest trace of Hinging. 2024 Scott US$325.00 = $438.75
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British Central Africa #58b x4. Two used imperforate singles and a used pair of the 1898 issue "Internal Postage" provisionals, all Type I and without control number on reverse. A couple of thins noted, not affecting the appearance of any of the stamps. A great lot for the specialist looking to collect postmarks or all 30 different frame settings. 2024 Scott US$888.00 = $1,198.80
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British Central Africa #58b, 59d. Very Fine used examples of the 1898 issue "Internal Postage" provisionals, both Type I and both without control number on reverse, in both the imperforate and perf 12 x 12 versions. 2024 Scott US$335.00 = $452.25
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British Commonwealth - Assorted QEII complete mint sets from a range of countries all hinged to Stanley Gibbons "utility" pages with glassine interleaves. Includes British Antarctic Territory #202-213 ($73.20), Falkland Islands #485-500 ($79.35), Gibraltar #631-643 (missing £5 denomination issued a year later ($20.40), Mauritius #276-290 ($62.15), Montserrat #340-354, #524-538 ($55.85) North Borneo #280-295 ($167.70), Pitcairn Island #512-523 ($26.50), St. Helena #298-310, #599-610, #716-727, #824-835 ($132,55), Seychelles #198/212 - original set of 15 ($54.30), Southern Rhodesia #81-94 ($98.00), Tristan da Cunha #71/115, #162-173 ($81.15), Virgin Islands #692-710 ($55.30). We noted lots of topical interest for ships, plants and bird collectors. Total 2023 Scott US$906.45 = $1,223.71
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British Commonwealth - Cartonload of Royalty. Bankers box packed with expensive prepared collections, all with a strong Royal Family theme. The lot includes: a 1985 Queen Mother "Life and Times" mint Never Hinged collection of stamps and souvenir sheets on special Stanley Gibbons album pages; a 1986 issue "QEII 60th Birthday" mint Never Hinged collection of stamps and souvenir sheets on special Stanley Gibbons album pages; a matching "QEII 60th Birthday" collection stamps and souvenir sheets on First Day Covers in a special album; GB gutter pairs on deluxe 1978 Fleetwood FDCs for the 25th anniversary of the QEII Coronation; a 1982 "Princess Diana 21st Birthday" collection of mint Never Hinged stamps and souvenir sheets on special Stanley Gibbons album pages; and finally a 1977 "QEII Silver Jubilee" collection of First Day Covers prepared by the Westminster Collector's Society in a special binder. The vast majority of these stamps are listed in the Scott catalogue Omnibus issue section of the catalogue.These various issues had a very high original cost and even now will catalogue a substantial amount! Estimate = $325.00
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British Commonwealth - GeoV 1935 Silver Jubilee Sets. Fifteen different Very Fine mint Hinged 1935 issue GeoV Silver Jubilee issues, including omnibus common designs and other non-common design types. All neatly laid out on two Hagner brand stock sheets. Better sets include the key Falkland Islands, Hong Kong and South Africa issues. 2024 Scott US$343.50 = $463.75
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British Commonwealth - GeoVI A/Z Silver Wedding Sets. Very Fine mint Never Hinged/Hinged selection of 24 different 1948 issue GeoVI Silver Wedding sets of two, all laid out on two Hagner stocksheets. The range of sets, while far from the complete omnibus series, includes a healthy representation of this classic and popular Royal Family thematic. 2024 Scott US$578.10 = $780.45
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British Commonwealth - Mint Selection in Stockbook. All fresh and Fine to Very Fine mint Hinged and Never Hinged lightly duplicated selection of all British Commonwealth stamps and souvenir sheets. All neatly laid out, organized and valued in a fat high quality black page stockbook. 762 stamps/souvenir sheets in total, Edward VII through QEII, with representation from a wide range of countries/colonies. The group includes (in no particular order) Antigua, Lagos, Australia, Barbados, Fiji, Falkland Islands & Dependencies, St. Lucia, Jamaica, St. Vincent, Turks and Caicos, PNG, Montserrat, Cook Islands, Isle of Man, Trinidad & Tobago, Malta, British Honduras, Norfolk Island, Grenada, Aden, Solomon Islands, Niue, Swaziland, Samoa, British Guiana, Somaliland, Northern Rhodesia, numerous Malayan states, Leeward Islands, Southern Rhodesia, St. Kitts Nevis, South Africa, Hong Kong, Malawi, Bahamas, Bermuda, Cayman Islands, Dominica and St. Vincent. 2024 Scott US$2,567.00 = $3,465.45
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British Commonwealth - Pacific Islands that were under Australian or New Zealand’s administration. A sample from several countries, almost all issued in the 20th century. For the "classic" collectors, there is a trio of Lakatoi designs from Papua (catalogues $46.00), and a strip of three 9d "Roos" overprinted "North West Pacific Islands" (#19, never hinged, cat. $52.50). More recent ventures include issues from Samoa, Cook Islands, Norfolk Islands, Cocos (Keeling), Christmas Island, Papua New Guinea, with a number of sheetlets from Nauru, Aitutaki, Niue, Solomon Islands and Tuvalu. A number of the relatively recent issues are either in presentation packs or in their original "new issue" packaging. The pile of mostly mint, Never Hinged material, is a couple of inches deep. Estimate = $140.00
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British Commonwealth - Premium offering of 62 different mint issues from Victorian to 1949, mostly hinged as usually found, but with a few Never Hinged. All are better items, which catalogue anywhere from US$5.00 each up to US$115.00. VG-VF centring, sound examples, with the exception of the five New Guinea which have paper adherence on reverse. 2024 Scott US$1077.00 = $1,453.95
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Bulgaria #2/1492 plus Back of the Book. A mix of old album pages makes for an interesting study. There is a good range of used 19th century issues which will need some help to untangle. There is good coverage of used sets up to about 1920 and then it is a bit sparse regaining some completeness from 1958-1966, with lots of $3-$8 sets full of topical potential. Finishes with a nice run of early postage dues. About 450 different stamps. Estimate = $130.00
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Canada #14/696 plus BOB. Red "Simplex" Stanley Gibbons album with used (and later mint) mounted collection covering 1859-1976. Strong Queen Victoria, with 4 "Cents" issues, a 5c and 15c Large Queen, a dozen Small Queens/Widow Weeds and 10x Jubilees up to the 50c (missing only the 6c). The late Victorian up to the Admirals are a bit "hit or miss", but both Admiral revalues are present (mint). There is some decent GeoV including a used Bluenose, Parliament, Cavell, etc. The "back of the book" has a decent showing with some Special Delivery, Airmails and Postage Dues. From the 1940’s onwards, the issues become increasingly mint and increasingly Never Hinged. Collection is mounted by chronological date of issue, so finding if sets are complete can be a bit of a challenge. Overall condition is excellent, with very few faulty stamps noted. 2023 Scott US$2903.50 = $3,919.73
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Canada #29P. Very Fine horizontal Plate Proof pair of the 15c Large Queen in a rich Deep Grey Violet shade (plum?), printed on thick white card (Minuse and Pratt #29TC4), showing part of the next stamp at right. Exceptionally sharp impression. Estimate = $2,000.00
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Canada #34/88. All sound and mint Hinged selection of 19 different 1870-1899 period Queen Victoria issues, including Small Queens, Jubilees, Leaf, Numeral, 1898 Christmas Maps and "2 CENTS" surcharges. A nice "sampler" start to a mint Victorian era collection. 2023 Scott Classic US$1,127.50 = $1,522.15
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Canada #39, 39d, 39ii Plus More. Selection of used 1872 issue brown and yellow brown shades of the 6c Small Queen, including one stamp showing a strong example of the Unitrade listed MAJOR RE-ENTRY (#39ii, position 67). The heavy line through CANADA POSTAGE and line below the design are clearly visible, unobscured by the light cancel. Another stamp of interest in the lot has an extra row of vertical perforations. The group is generally sound and Fine but expect a few faults in the mix, a good group for the Small Queen student. 16 stamps in total. Estimate = $200.00
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Canada #50/57. All mint duplicated selection of ½c, 1c, 2c, 5c, 6c, 8c and 10c Jubilees. While their appearance is generally decent, most have a little "problem", either no gum, light creases/bends, small thins etc. A good lot for the collector who doesn't need top quality to fill the space in their album. 2024 Scott US$1,345.00 = $1,815.75
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Canada #67, 76, 77, 78, 85-86. All sound, fresh and Fine/Very Fine mint Never Hinged selection of six different late Victorian era (1897-1899) issues, including Leaf, Numeral and Map stamps. 2024 Scott US$800.00 = $1,080.00
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Canada #77a, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82. Very Fine mint OG Hinged examples of six different values from the 1898 issue QV Numeral series. Unitrade is $1,870.00 for the Very Fine mint Hinged sextet. A lovely little top quality selection of late Victorian material. 2024 Scott US$1,120.00 = $1,512.00
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Canada #83. Perfectly centered Very Fine mint OG Hinged example of the 10c brown violet 1898 issue QV Numeral. Unitrade is $750.00 for Very Fine mint Hinged. 2024 Scott US$450.00 = $607.50
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Canada #84. Very Fine+ perfectly centered OG Hinged example of the 1900 issue 20c olive green Queen Victoria Numeral high value. As nice a mint 20c Numeral as you will find without paying a 200% premium for Never Hinged gum. 2024 Unitrade is $1,000.00 for Very Fine mint Hinged. 2024 Scott US$650.00 = $877.50
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Canada #85/240. All mint Hinged (a couple of no gum noted) duplicated selection of 1898 to 1937 Queen Victoria, Edward VII, GeoV and GeoVI period issues, beginning with the 2c Xmas Map up to the first GeoVI "Mufti" issues. 189 stamps in total with a wide range of different issues. Note usefully balanced quantities and complete sets. Expect some minor faults in the mix. All organized on four Hagner stocks sheets. 2024 Scott US$2,464.00 = $3,326.40
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Canada #89-92. Pleasantly fresh and Fine/Very Fine mint Hinged quartet of 1903 issue Edwards. A great start to a mint set. 2023 Scott US$585.00 = $789.75
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Canada #93. Fine/Very Fine mint Hinged example of the 10c brown lilac 1903 issue Edward. Sharp impression, nice colour. 2024 Scott US$400.00 = $540.00
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Canada #93. Very Fine mint full OG Very Lightly Hinged example of the 10c brown lilac 1903 issue Edward. Razor sharp impression, great colour. Unitrade is $800.00 for Very Fine mint Hinged. 2024 Scott US$400.00 = $540.00
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Canada #94. Extremely well centered Very Fine mint Never Hinged example of the 20c olive green 1904 issue Edward high value. Unitrade is $4,375.00 for Very Fine Never Hinged. Comes with the 2024 Gratton photo certificate issued for the block of four that this stamp comes from. 2024 Scott US$2,500.00 = $3,375.00
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Canada #94. Extremely well centered VF+ mint OG Very Lightly Hinged example of the 20c olive green 1904 issue Edward high value. Unitrade is $1,250.00 for Very Fine mint Hinged. 2024 Scott US$750.00 = $1,012.50
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Canada #95. Vibrantly fresh and well centered Very Fine mint OG Very Lightly Hinged example of the 1908 issue 50c purple Edward VII high value. A scarce and attractive Edwardian era item od superior quality condition. Unitrade is $1,500.00 for VF mint Hinged. 2024 Scott US$850.00 = $1,147.50
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Canada #96-103. Complete bright mint Hinged eight stamp commemorative pictorial set issued for the Quebec Tercentenary of 1908. A sound and nicer than usual quality Fine/Very Fine group. 2024 Scott US$978.00 = $1,320.30
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Canada #96-103 Stock. All mint duplicated selection of ½c to 20c Quebec Tercentenaries. While their appearance is generally decent, some have a little "problem", either light creases/bends, a couple with small thins etc. A good lot for the dealer or collector who doesn't need top quality for their stock or to fill the space in their album. 2024 Scott US$2,028.00 = $1,815.75
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Canada #104/184, MR1/MR4. One dozen all mint and fresh Fine to Very Fine Never Hinged 1911 to 1931 GeoV Admiral design definitives and War Tax stamps. The full run of numbers consists of: #104, 105, 109, 112a, 114 ,113, 114, 138, 140, 184, MR1, MR2 & MR4. 2024 Scott US$829.00 = $1,119.15
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Canada #104-122, 107a, 112a. Basic set of eighteen 1911-1925 issue GeoV Admirals, plus the two thin paper varieties of the 2c green and 5c violet. All sound, fresh, Fine/Very Fine and OG mint Hinged. A colorful mint "starter set" of this popular early GeoV series. 2023 Scott Classic US$1,325.00 = $1,788.75
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Canada #111a. Fine/Very Fine mint Hinged example of the scarce indigo shade of the5c KGV Admiral (1st printing Jan 17, 1912). Considered by many to be the key shade of the key Admiral value. 2023 Scott Classic US$500.00 = $675.00
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Canada #125-130. Complete mint Never Hinged set of all six 1912-1924 issue perf 8 (vertical) GeoV Admiral coils, all in fresh and attractive Fine/Very Fine pairs. 2024 Scott US$1,060.00 = $1,431.00
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Canada #131-134. Fine/Very Fine mint Never Hinged complete set of all four perf 12 KGV Admiral coils in pristine and attractively centered pairs. 2023 Scott Classic US$680.00 = $918.00
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Canada #135/216. All fresh, Fine/Very Fine and mint NH complete sets of the 1917 to 1935 GeoV commemorative and definitive issues. 33 different stamps in total, all laid on one Hagner stock sheet. The full list of stampsconsists of #135, 1415-15, 146-148, 190, 191, 192-194, 195-201, 202, 203, 204, 208, 210 and 211-215. The perfect lot for the collector looking to upgrade to Never hinged material. 2024 Scott US$775.50 = $1,046.95
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Canada #136-138, 139-140. Fresh and Very Fine mint Never Hinged quintet of later issue GeoV Admirals, consisting of the 1924 issue 1c, 2c and 3c imperfs (all choice quality Very Fine+ singles) plus the two "2 CENTS" on 3c surcharges, also Very Fine Never Hinged. Unitrade is $550.00 for the Never Hinged group. 2023 Scott Classic US$372.50 = $502.74
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Australia #1/126, O3/O10. Two pages of early used Australia, arranged in numerical order by Scott. What is counted is the "Roos" and King George V "Heads", with individual catalogue values up to $35.00, including an attractive group of 8 different "OS" overprints. A few nice cancels are noted. Expect only the occasional minor fault. The four duplicates of the 9d "Roo" and the lower five rows on the second page (including 1920s-1930's commemoratives / definitives) for one reason or another, are not counted in the total catalogue value. 2023 Scott US$465.15 =
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Australia #1/2884. A ‘Roo and KGV "Heads" rich mounted collection with regular issues up to about 2008. Includes a touch of mint (and a bit heavily hinged) issues, with attractive copies of #5, 45 and 49. The "Roos" run up to 5/- values (#44 with a surprisingly light parcel cancel). There is a good run of "Heads" including dies, perfins, cancels (and include an envelope of stamps that didn’t quite make it to the pages). The assignment of some watermarks could use double-checking, but we have left them as the original owner had them listed. The 1930’s onwards is a mix of mint and used, and the occasional nice multiple, with some "back of the book" and a few covers to add to the appeal. After about 1980 the collection gets sparser but did see denominations up to $20.00 and some modern "Specimen" overprints. Approximately 1300 stamps, with light duplication. Estimate =
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Australia #66/154, C4. Eye-catching group of 28 pre-War mint, Never Hinged blocks, arranged in numerical order by Scott. Includes some GeoV "Heads" (5 of the blocks are duplicates), plus the basic Kingford-Smith issue, large Kookaburra and Lyrebirds, the Melbourne issue (both perforations on the 3d), Macarthur, Anzac, GeoV on horse "Anzac" and the perf 11 airmail issue. Generally, very fresh appearance, there are a few with light even toning or couple of tropical spots (almost universally affect the back of the stamps). The C4 has a couple of short perfs, because of such a large perforation on a large stamp (which is why they changed the perf in a subsequent printing). Many of the blocks have light pencil marks with an old catalogue number, or the perforation, which should easily erase. Counted as Never Hinged, but with no premium for imprint or plate blocks in the total catalogue value. 2023 Scott US$2861.00 =
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Australia - Do-it-yourself collection kit. Includes a near new Stanley Gibbons album with pages to 1985, with lots of mounts added, but about the only stamps mounted are mint 1980’s issues. Inside the cover of the album are a couple of collection fragments with used "Roos", GeoV "Heads" and a number of 2d-1/- commemorative issues up to the late 1930’s, with good potential and lots of great cancels. The lot also comes with a small shoebox filled with envelopes, glassines, loose stamps and presentation packs, which would be enough to make the album feel very full and have you looking for a place to mount the extensive more recent issues. In the box is a mix of mint and used by the hundreds, including "back of the book" (airmail, Australian Antarctic Territory). If you like your auction lots full of treasure packets, this lot is for you. Estimate =
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Australia - Modern grouping of 86 different used, being ONLY high values from the 2014-2022 period (no domestic letter rate issues). These are very hard to find now with so few people using stamped postal mail. 2024 Scott US$268.00 =
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Australia and States - An enticing "end of consignment" accumulation of mint and used Australia. A black stockcard holds some of the most intriguing items including a GeoVI coil paste-up pair, officials, South Australia issues and higher values from New South Wales and Tasmania. There is a 5/- "Cattle" and a 10/- explorer plus an old group of postage dues that look diverse at first glance. A page of Aussie states including some nice cancels. There are old album fragments, including a nice page of Victoria postal fiscals (with fiscal cancels) and the lot ends with about 20 circa 1980s presentation packs. Estimate =
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Australian States - Fascinating study lot of 364 stamps, covering all six stamp-issuing states, mounted on Scott pages, with lots of pencil notes to help guide the buyer. Includes New South Wales (34), Queensland (70), South Australia (53), Tasmania (32), Victoria (105), Western Australia (70). Plenty of interesting material here including different printings, perforations, watermarks (including a couple of "locally produced" inverts, not listed by Scott or Gibbons), and a bit of "spice" added with the occasional perfin or revenue stamp. Definitely some cancel potential too for the postmark hound. Estimate =
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Australian States - New South Wales #24/128, J1-J2, O13/O25. Selection of issues from 1854 to 1906, consisting of seventy-seven stamps, in mainly used condition, on two pages. The best stamp in this group is #40a, the aniline lilac 6p. Note the Watermarks on the 5p and 8p "diadems" from the top of the sheet showing "NEW SOUTH WALES POSTAGE". This was put there for the benefit of the printer so he would be sure to use the correct paper when printing the stamps. For some strange reason this is only, briefly, mentioned in Gibbons and no premiums are shown even 'though such stamps are obviously much scarcer than those with regular watermarks and are a legitimate variety collectible. For the same strange reason the Australian Catalogues have never attempted to list the Official perforated initials stamps for any of the States. See a few examples (un-priced) at the end of this offering. Owner's 2023 Scott US$475.15 =
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Austria #28/800 plus Back of the Book. Pre-1968 mounted collection of 1050 mint and used stamps, a bit light in the 19th century, but with better coverage over the next 65 years, with strength in "back of the book". Great cancellations throughout, the material becomes increasingly mint and by the early 1960’s the stamps are mostly Never Hinged. Lots of $3-$10 sets, with the occasional better item. A black stockpage of "bonus" (items the collector just hadn’t got around to mounting) includes B264-B267 mint Hinged catalogues $35.00 and the "Birds" airmail set C54/C60 (missing only the 1s value, which catalogues $243.40). Expect some mixed condition, but almost no duplication. All in a black Borek springback binder. Estimate =
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Bahrain #1/295. Small aqua 32-page Lighthouse stockbook from the distant past containing 50 years of Bahrain, starting with mint and used overprints on Indian stamps and later British issues (noted blocks of 4 and 10 of the 1948 Olympics). After they started issuing their own stamps in 1960, there is some spotty mint and used coverage (there are singles cataloguing up to $7.50 each like a block of #PT2). But the pleasant surprise is a few of the early souvenir sheets including Horses #224, Concord #247a, Dogs #256 and five copies of wildlife #295. The stamps are in generally excellent condition, while the stockbook has seen better days. 2023 Scott US$825.30 =
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Belgium and Belgian Congo - Calling Leopold I detectives. This 2000 stamp mounted collection starts with a couple dozen imperforate Leopolds followed by other 19th century material with collector-identified printing and perforation differences. Noted the 1925 "Two Kings" set complete mint, a couple of copies of #213 used and many better cancels on the earlier material. The coverage of the mostly used issues is pretty good up until 1983. The "back of the book" is well represented including a nice used set of B31-B33, a mint set of B78-83, souvenir sheets and many Parcel Post stamps.. On top of all this is a 300 stamp Belgian Congo lot, mostly used, with a couple nice postal cards and finishing with about 50 Belgian East Africa (Rwanda) stamps. Estimate =
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Bermuda #53a. Sound and Fine/Very Fine partial CDS used example of the 1922 issue 10sh red and green on pale bluish green high value GeoV key plate, watermark 3 (multiple Crown and CA). 2023 Scott Classic US$490.00 =
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British Central Africa #28. Very Fine mint Hinged example of the 1895 issue 5 shillings olive & black "Coat of Arms" high value. Perfectly centered within large margins. 2024 Scott US$300.00 =
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British Central Africa #52, 53. Very Fine CDS used examples of the 1897 issue 3 shillings grey green & black and 4 shillings carmine rose & black "Coat of Arms" high values. A very pretty early British Africa duo! 2024 Scott US$475.00 =
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British Central Africa #54. Very Fine mint Hinged example of the 1897 issue 10 shillings olive & black "Coat of Arms" high value. Full original gum with the barest trace of Hinging. 2024 Scott US$325.00 =
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British Central Africa #58b x4. Two used imperforate singles and a used pair of the 1898 issue "Internal Postage" provisionals, all Type I and without control number on reverse. A couple of thins noted, not affecting the appearance of any of the stamps. A great lot for the specialist looking to collect postmarks or all 30 different frame settings. 2024 Scott US$888.00 =
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British Central Africa #58b, 59d. Very Fine used examples of the 1898 issue "Internal Postage" provisionals, both Type I and both without control number on reverse, in both the imperforate and perf 12 x 12 versions. 2024 Scott US$335.00 =
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British Commonwealth - Assorted QEII complete mint sets from a range of countries all hinged to Stanley Gibbons "utility" pages with glassine interleaves. Includes British Antarctic Territory #202-213 ($73.20), Falkland Islands #485-500 ($79.35), Gibraltar #631-643 (missing £5 denomination issued a year later ($20.40), Mauritius #276-290 ($62.15), Montserrat #340-354, #524-538 ($55.85) North Borneo #280-295 ($167.70), Pitcairn Island #512-523 ($26.50), St. Helena #298-310, #599-610, #716-727, #824-835 ($132,55), Seychelles #198/212 - original set of 15 ($54.30), Southern Rhodesia #81-94 ($98.00), Tristan da Cunha #71/115, #162-173 ($81.15), Virgin Islands #692-710 ($55.30). We noted lots of topical interest for ships, plants and bird collectors. Total 2023 Scott US$906.45 =
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British Commonwealth - Cartonload of Royalty. Bankers box packed with expensive prepared collections, all with a strong Royal Family theme. The lot includes: a 1985 Queen Mother "Life and Times" mint Never Hinged collection of stamps and souvenir sheets on special Stanley Gibbons album pages; a 1986 issue "QEII 60th Birthday" mint Never Hinged collection of stamps and souvenir sheets on special Stanley Gibbons album pages; a matching "QEII 60th Birthday" collection stamps and souvenir sheets on First Day Covers in a special album; GB gutter pairs on deluxe 1978 Fleetwood FDCs for the 25th anniversary of the QEII Coronation; a 1982 "Princess Diana 21st Birthday" collection of mint Never Hinged stamps and souvenir sheets on special Stanley Gibbons album pages; and finally a 1977 "QEII Silver Jubilee" collection of First Day Covers prepared by the Westminster Collector's Society in a special binder. The vast majority of these stamps are listed in the Scott catalogue Omnibus issue section of the catalogue.These various issues had a very high original cost and even now will catalogue a substantial amount! Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - GeoV 1935 Silver Jubilee Sets. Fifteen different Very Fine mint Hinged 1935 issue GeoV Silver Jubilee issues, including omnibus common designs and other non-common design types. All neatly laid out on two Hagner brand stock sheets. Better sets include the key Falkland Islands, Hong Kong and South Africa issues. 2024 Scott US$343.50 =
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