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Algeria #1/1041, B1/B106, C1/C22, CB1-CB3, J1/J67, P1-P2. Remarkable used Algerian collector’s holding covering almost 75 years from the French Administration era to the mid-1990’s. All neatly organized and identified on 87 manilla stockpages. What makes this holding special is its completeness, with most issues having 3-20 copies, with very few faults and better individual items throughout, not to mention the nice cancels seen throughout. We specifically noted #32 (x6), #65 (x8) and the only souvenir sheet (#1049). The "back of the book" is strong, noting B12 (x2), B13, B26, B31 (x3), C11 (x3). Thousands of stamps here. You could build several solid collections from this likely never to be repeated offering. Estimate =
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Anjouan #1/30. The complete mint issues of this French African colony, now part of the Comoros Islands, between Madagascar and Mozambique, missing only #7 (catalogues $17). Besides that, these stamps all have original gum and many are very lightly hinged. Includes the basic "Navigation and Commerce" set plus a complete run of the 1912 revaluations. 2024 Scott US$642.85 =
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Ascension #1/39. Mint King George V selection of 31 different stamps with six "St. Helena" Harbour issues overprinted, plus the "Seal of the Colony" issue and the 1934 commemorative set up to the 1/-. Common design 1935 Silver Jubilee and the King George VI Coronation set. All are mint, hinged. Very fresh appearance. 2024 Scott US$475.60 =
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Ascension #1/61. Attractive mint offering from the overprints on St. Helena issues up to a complete first Elizabethan issue. There are some "Badge of the Colony" including the 4d, some nice King George V commemoratives, and the matching King George VI designs, with its many colour and perforation changes up to the 2/6 values, including #44. A few common design issues are here such as the 1935 Silver Jubilee, Silver Wedding, UPU issue. Fresh appearance with a wide range of hinging from extremely light up to small hinge remnants. A great mid-Atlantic British colony! 2024 Scott US$943.70 =
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Ascension #1-9. Complete mint Hinged set of the George V, 1922 issue complete set of nine ASCENSION overprints on ½p to 3sh GeoV stamps of St. Helena. A premium set, with fresh colour throughout. 2025 Scott US$395.00 =
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Ascension #10-21. Complete mint Hinged (generally lightly) set of the 1924-1927 George V "Seal of the Colony" series of 12 values. A striking complete set, the first we have handled, almost always seen as a partial series. 2025 Scott US$392.00 =
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Ascension #11/114. A couple of pages of used King George V to mid-Elizabethan issue, with five lightly cancelled denominations from the "Badge of the Colony" issue, a good representation of the various colours and perforations of the King George VI "long" issue (including #44) with values up to 5/-. There is some early Elizabethan material including the bird set to the 5/- and several of the "Common Design" sets from 1937-66. Used copies from this small island group are harder to find than their mint equivalents. Total 2024 Scott US$350.10 =
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Ascension #23-32. Select quality CDS complete used set of the 1934 KGV pictorial series. The used set catalogues higher than mint, and this premium set is well worth full catalogue! 2025 Scott US$154.45 =
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Ascension #40/49. Attractive mint Hinged part-set of the 1938-1953 George VI Pictorial series, with 13 of 16 values. A great starting point to getting this series completed. 2025 Scott US$216.85 =
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Ascension #40/49. Near complete mint King George VI "long" set of 1938-1953, including most of the Scott-listed sub-varieties for the many colour (#44) and perforation changes (noting #48a, 49a) that occurred over the 15 years that this set was in production. Lovely and fresh. The backs are varied with a couple being never hinged, and a couple with minor hinge remnants. Most have typical hinging for the era. 2024 Scott US$409.50 =
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Ascension #62-74. Fresh complete mint Lightly Hinged set of the 1956 QEII Definitive / Pictorial series of 13 different values. An attractive series, full of interesting topicals. All neatly arranged in mounts on collector homemade album pages. 2025 Scott US$188.15 =
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Australia #J1/J30. Hoard of used "Green Dues" with 1-20 of a type and a number of Scott-listed perforation variants included. While sorted by Scott, we feel that a specialist with their Stanley Gibbons might be able to get more from this. Most with circular cancels, we have tried not to include pen cancels. The prices are old, but we have recalculated (some are up, some are down). Has never been on the market before. Total 2024 Scott US$1572.00 =
| $2,122.20 |
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Australia #J19/J20. The 2/- and 5/- denominations from the 1902 green postage due set with light circular date cancels. #J19 is perf 11x12 and the J20 is perf 11-1/2 x 11. Some of the hardest Australian dues to come across and these are nice, clean examples. 2024 Scott US$610.00 =
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Australia #J39/J56. A used accumulation from the first two "Red and Green" dues issues from 1909-1930. All organized by Scott, and we have updated the catalogue prices, trying not to count any of the pen cancels. With denominations to 5/- and individual catalogue values to $23.00 and three nice blocks included in the mix. Anywhere from 1-10 of each type. While the collector has gone through the effort to separate by Scott, a quick glance indicates that there is lots of shade potential for anyone wanting to take this to the next level. Better condition than normally seen for holdings of this type. 2024 Scott US$1373.25 =
| $1,853.90 |
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Australia #J57/J95. A used accumulation from the balance of the "Red and Green" dues issues, including the "White tablet" printings from 1931-1960. All organized by Scott numbers and we have updated the catalogue prices, trying not to count any of the pen cancels. With denominations to 5/- and individual catalogue values to $115.00 (#J60) and some blocks and pairs throughout. Anywhere from 1-20 of each type. While the collector has gone through the effort to separate by Scott, a quick glance indicates that there is lots of shade potential for anyone wanting to take this to the next level. Better condition than normally seen for holdings of this type. 2024 Scott US$1606.45 =
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Australia #O1/O14, CO1. Used overprinted "OS" officials, a complete run (and then some), perfect for the student or the reseller. Includes three to twenty copies of each type, with the Kingsford-Smith issue (including the Air Mail), and an assortment of "Roos and King George V "Heads". Lots of nice cancels, only a couple are cancelled to order, with some overprint shifts. Excellent condition, with only a few minor faults to be expected. Ignore the prices on the tags. 2024 Scott US$1908.50 =
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Australia #OA3/OB99. Used assortment of "OS" perfins on ‘Roos and King George V "Heads", perfect for your collection, study, or as a stock builder. With up to six of a type, and a range of perfin size, watermark, perforation, "types" and some nice cancels too. Generally, a clean group. A Stanley Gibbons-listed watermark variety and a couple of damaged singles are not included in the total catalogue value. Owner’s older 2021 Scott Specialized US$1074.65 =
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Australia - Accumulation of primarily mint Australia loose in a box, containing roughly 60 presentation packs, generally ranging from the 1970's to the 1980's, along with a few booklets, and roughly 100x 102 cards (noting a few mint Kangaroos). Catalogue values generally range from $2 to $5 per item, with a few cataloguing $10 and up. A nice clean lot for the Australia or Commonwealth collector. Duplication up to 3 for a few items. Estimate =
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Australia - Collection of mint and used Australia, 1913-2011, containing many hundreds of stamps on homemade pages, housed in a thick binder. This interesting collection is generally organized by Scott number, ranging from #1/3812, along with mint and used souvenir sheets, and small selections of "back of the book" material, perfins, and Australia States. A spot check indicated catalogue values of a few singles and sets cataloguing $10 to $20 and up each, noting a few Kangaroos and KGV Heads. Owner's older catalogue value for the collection totals $1,412. Online photos show a small sampling, a few small faults with a few of the early stamps, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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Australian Antarctic Territory #L1/L208. One man’s hoard of mint and used AAT up to the 1990’s, neatly sorted onto manila stockpages, and identified and priced by Scott (2014). Nine pages are mint, with 10 sets of L1-7 and 4 sets of L8-L18, with some multiples scattered throughout. The modern has a face value of over AUD$100.00. The used fill up 14 stockpages noting many better singles throughout (L18x4, L76, lots of postally used 1980’s-1990’s, including many complete sets). Excellent condition and all the hard work has been done to allow you to jump right to enjoyment and whatever uses that you might have for it. Over 1000 stamps. Estimate =
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Azores #25/75. "Azores" overprints on 19th century Portuguese stamps, 34 different, a nice grouping with only a couple of minor faults. Includes better such as #34, 47-49, 53, 53a, 54, 56b. A number with readable cancels. 2024 Scott US$859.50 =
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Bahamas #13/73. An eye-catching page of early Bahamas, with some Queen Victoria "Chalons" and side faces, moving into the King Edward VII definitives, with values to 1/-. The King George V includes definitives of different watermarks, the 1920 Peace set and some "Queen’s Staircase" issues scattered throughout. A mix of mint and used, and sometimes both. Includes a few "socked on the nose" cancels. The overall condition is better than normally seen with only the occasional minor fault. Owner’s accurate looking 2025 Scott US$744.10 =
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Bahamas #14/146. Two pages with a mix of mint, used and sometimes both from Queen Victoria to King George VI. Highlights include a nice used pair of #14, with some "Staircase" issues and lots of definitives (check out the nice cancels throughout!), with some "Seal of the Colony", the 1935 Silver Jubilee set, King George VI definitives to £1 plus a complete set of the "1942 "Columbus" overprints, and a trio of higher denominations from the 1948 "long" KGVI set. The mint are hinged and all are in solid condition with only the occasional minor fault to be expected. 2024 Scott US$818.85 =
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Bahrain #12/347. Potential-laden used accumulation, ranging from the overprints on Indian King George V issues to overprints on King George VI and Queen Elizabeth issues, plus various post-Colonial definitives issued up to 2000. The 1976-2000 definitives are particularly interesting as Scott lists different printings and perforations, which might be hiding here. Up to 250 of a type, but most are in the 10-30 range. Lots of clean cancels and no obviously faulty stamps noted. For visual presentation, examples of most of the stamps are on a stockpage, the rest are in glassines. Notable singles include #12 (20 copies), #33 (12), #34 (30), #239 (75), #240 (50). These five items alone have a total 2024 Scott catalogue value US$2779.00 =
| $3,751.65 |
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Bahrain #32/118. A mint, never hinged, wholesale lot of Indian or British stamps of the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II reigns, with denominations to 5 rupees, overprinted for use in Bahrain. A bit of a mix of issues with #32, 34, 64-67, 77, 92-95, 100-102, 104-107, 115-117 and 118. Quantities range from 7 to 50 of a type, with singles and up to blocks of 10. Unchecked for positional varieties. About as nice as you are going to find. Total 2024 Scott US$1458.55 =
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Barbados #13/86. Queen Victoria "Britannia", "Profile" and the "Badge of the Colony" issues, a mix of mint or used (and sometimes both) with individual items up to $100.00 catalogue value. Includes the Jubilee farthing issue on bluish paper. Lots of clean cancels and the early issues with better perforations and margins than are often seen. The mint has typical hinging for stamps of this era. A great way to jump start your early British America collection. 2024 Scott US$870.30 =
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Barbados #16/215, B1, J3/J6. Clean, used early Barbados does not come around very often and this is a great, two-page offering, complete with seated Britannia, Lord Nelson, some nice King George V (#121-124), a number of values from the Victory set. There are many variants from the "Seal of the Colony" design, including some perforation varieties, a Silver Wedding high value and three stamps from the "back of the book". Condition is as nice as the appearance, with only a couple of minor faults noted. 2024 Scott US$758.80 =
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Barbados #87/150. A selection from Queen Victoria Jubilee issues up to the high values of the 1920 "Victory" issue, with some values from the "Badge", "Lord Nelson" and the "Seal of the Colony" issues along the way. A mix of mint or used (and sometimes both) with individual items up to $100.00 catalogue value. Includes the Jubilee farthing issue on bluish paper. Lots of clean cancels (squared circle on the 8d Jubilee and a lovely "Packet Letter" cancel on #103). The mint has typical hinging for stamps of this era. 2024 Scott US$959.20 =
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Basutoland #1/108, J1/J10. One page collection with about 90% of the stamps ever issued by this British Africa colony, before it became Lesotho. Includes most of the King George V and King George VI "Crocodile" issues, and most of the short-lived Queen Elizabeth II issues, with currency changes, revaluations and a few "Common Design" issues from the 1935 Silver Jubilee to the 1965 Churchill memorial. With a few postage due issues. Mint, most are lightly hinged. All have quite a fresh appearance. 2024 Scott US$334.75 =
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Basutoland #1/108, J1/J10. Two pages of this South African colony before it became part of Lesotho. Includes one of the great British Commonwealth designs, the "Crocodile" on the King George V to 1/- and the complete King George VI set. There are common design issues, such as the 1935 Jubilee and the good 1948 Silver Wedding. The Queen Elizabeth definitives include imperial currency, overprints for the change to decimal currency and then the reissued set. There are some variants of the overprint, including #67a. There are also four different postage dues. All mint, most are lightly hinged. and all have a fresh appearance, with no obvious faults. Total 2024 Scott US$638.70 =
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Basutoland & Bechuanaland Protectorate/Bechuanaland #1/108, J3/J8 and #7/168, J5a/J7. What do these two British Africa colonies have in common besides being located in the Southern part of the continent? Used stamps are generally harder to find than mint, and this is a nice grouping. The Basutoland includes 13 assorted "Crocodile" issues from King George V and VI, plus a 1935 Silver Jubilee set and some postage dues, with a Scott catalogue value US$78.25. The Bechuanaland issues include overprints on British or Cape of Good Hope stamps (we note #88), plus some later "Cattle" and common design issues. The tall 2/- QV green #17 has a pen cancel and its $65.00 catalogue value is not counted in the Scott value of $251.05. Total 2024 Scott US$329.30 =
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Bechanaland Protectorate/Bechanaland #10/213, J1/J12. A nice selection on two pages with a good representation of all eras including some fresh overprints on British and Cape of Good Hope issues up to King George V, plus representation from the King George VI and both Queen Elizabeth II "Cattle" sets. A number of common design sets and a smattering of postage dues round out this attractive lot. Lighter hinging than normally seen of stamps of this era. 2024 Scott US$574.55 =
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Bechuanaland and Bechuanaland Protectorate #5/39 and 69/120. A page of 50 different used, with many overprints on British or Cape of Good Hope stamps, plus the 1935 Silver Jubilee set. Includes a good range of Queen Victoria issues, many with nice cancels and better values such as #19 and a beautiful "Vryburg" cancel on #17. The #18 is a revenue cancel and not counted in the total catalogue value. 2024 Scott US$573.15 =
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Bermuda #50-52. Stunning used trio of the 1910-1924 issue George V high-value key plates, including the 2sh6p, 4sh and 5sh issues. Each with tidy CDS postmark. A high quality offering, seldom seen. 2024 Scott US$450.00 =
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Bermuda #81-96, 83a, 83b, 87a, 95b. F/VF mint Hinged assembly of the 1922-1934 George V series, including a near complete set (only missing the 12sh6p high-value), but also including sub-listed shades / printings (83a, 83b, 87a, 95b). Post Office fresh colours throughout, a great assembly. 2024 Scott US$591.55 =
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Bermuda #96. VF used example of the 1924 issued 10sh George V high-value key plate, watermark 4 (multiple Crown and Script CA). Attractive "Flatts" CDS postmark. 2025 Scott US$300.00 =
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Bermuda - Collection of primarily used Bermuda, 1865-2010, containing roughly 575 stamps, on well described homepage pages housed in a binder. This nicely organized collection ranges from Scott #1/1010, beginning with a small selection of Victorian to King George VI issues, with strength in the post 1950s issues. Just a few of the better stamps include Scott #s 16, 18, 21-25 (mh, c.v. $143 total), 52 (used, $135), 127 (hole punched), along with singles and a few sets cataloguing from $10 to $15 and up each.. A nice collection from this popular Commonwealth country. 2025 Scott US$1,053.00 =
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British Commonwealth - British Asia trio: Labuan, Maldive Islands and Nepal. A well-organized binder of collector’s duplicates all neatly laid out on manilla stockpages and identified by Scott numbers with older catalogue values. Mint and used starting back in the Victorian-era, with up to 20 of a type, and with very few faults. Better includes mint Labuan #77, 102, J4 and J9. Maldives includes #13 (4 mint, six used), #17 & #18 (2 each, used), #117-123 (mint) and mint Nepal #29, #96. A total of 17 pages. Besides having lots of catalogue value, this collector was always looking for nice cancels and there are a number throughout the used. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - British Pacific Islands mint and used grouping on manilla stockpages. Includes Penrhyn, with some NZ administration issues and official overprints. The Pitcairn Islands is a bit more expansive, with a complete first set, a good run of early Elizabethan (#30 mint, #31 used). There are three pages of Tokelau, nine from Tuvalu (and subsidiaries) and two from Vanuatu. Neatly organized, identified by Scott number and older catalogue value. It looks like a dealer’s stock, but it is a collector’s duplicates and has not been on the market before. Perfect for either collector or dealer. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Collection of primarily used Australia and New Zealand in a Unisafe 64-page stockbook, containing roughly 1,200 stamps, generally ranging from the 1880's to the 1990's. The lot contains roughly 750 New Zealand and 550 Australia issues, including a small selection of Australia States, and back of the book material from both countries. A spot check indicated a few singles and sets cataloguing $10 to $30 and up each, including New Zealand #229-241 (lh, $58 total). Postmark interest includes squared circles and other town postmark types. A nice lot, with a few small faults with a few of the early stamps, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Collection of used British Commonwealth neatly organized in 3 Unisafe stockbooks, containing a few thousand stamps, generally ranging from the 1870s to the 1970s, with material possible on either side of the given range. Each stockbook contains material from particular regions, the first from British Asia with better representation from India, Ceylon, Hong Kong, Malaya and area; the second stockbook holds material from British West Indies and Africa noting K.U.T., Cape of Good Hope and South Africa, Malta,; with the third stockbook containing Channel Islands and Ireland. A cursory check indicated some used singles and partial sets cataloguing $10 to $40 and up including Malta #3 (c.v. $70); India #93-98 ($109 total), 124-125 ($82 total), leaving potential finds to the dedicated collector. Postmark interest includes cds, duplex, squared circles, and a few Treaty Port cancels, just to name a few, noting some socked on the nose town cancels. The lot also includes a few scattered mint stamps throughout. A very nice lot for the British Commonwealth collector, with online photos showing a sampling. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Group of 73 stamps overprinted SPECIMEN, from St. Kitts, St. Vincent, and Grenadines of St. Vincent. The lot contains sets and a few souvenir sheets, ranging from the 1980's to the early 1990's, and should prove popular for topical and thematic collectors noting royalty, nature, transportation and other usable subjects. A nice clean lot. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Group of roughly 200 British Commonwealth covers, primarily first day covers, generally ranging from the 1970's onwards, with better representation from British Carribbean including Antigua, Barbados, Bermuda, and more, noting singles, sets, and a few souvenir sheet frankings. The lot also includes a number of OHMS covers from the philatelic services, roughly 50 Great Britain covers with pictorial or exhibition postmarks, and more. A nice lot for all collectors. A few small faults with a few of the covers, including corner bends and a few with taped edges, overall fine to very fine. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Lovely collection of primarily British Commonwealth mint material in a box, noting a wide variety of items including presentation packs, booklets, souvenir sheets, annual collections, thematic collections, and more. We note better representation from Great Britain (including roughly £100 of primarily modern face value stamps), Channel Islands, Falkland Islands, Fiji, and more. A lovely group, with many items cataloguing $5 to $15 each. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Selection of 76 different mint Never Hinged sets, some colonies, but most are now independent countries. Better include British Antarctic Territory #316-321, Cook Islands #1095-1106, Kenya #20-35, etc. All 2025 valued on #102 cards or other cards. Most are QEII period. And ALL ARE Never Hinged! 2025 Scott US$473.00 =
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British Commonwealth - The unlikely British Africa grouping of Zululand (noted a nice mint lightly hinged copy of #20), Tristan da Cunha (#26 used, #27 mint, #41x 3 mint copies, J1-J5 mint), Uganda (#75 mint and used), Zimbabwe (#984 used). Classics to modern, with topical interest. While this resembles the look of a dealer’s stock, with its clean organization and meticulous cataloguing, this is actually a collector’s duplicates and has never been on the market before. When the mint is hinged, it is often lightly hinged. The used often have clean cancels. There are up to about a dozen of a type, with a mix of mint and used and overall excellent condition. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Three-shoebox accumulation. Two are the collector’s "sorting boxes", meaning that there is an envelope for every British Colony (covering non-Canada British America, British Asia, British Africa and the Mediterranean). Some of these envelopes are filled with mint and used stamps, some are empty. We saw some potential in Burma, India and States, Malaysia, Nepal, Pakistan, Bahamas, Gibraltar, Malta, Cyprus, St. Kitts & Nevis, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, South Africa and so much more. The final shoebox is a more organized group of used from Nigeria and Singapore. There are thousands of stamps here and we noted sets and singles with catalogue values up to $15.00, meaning there is enormous catalogue value here. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Wholesale accumulation Part 1: "A" to "L" colonies and countries. Three shoeboxes, densely filled with glassine envelopes, with an assortment of mint and used issues, with 1 to 50 in each. We expect most to have catalogue values up to $5.00 a stamp, but there could be better items lurking. Many colonies represented but the stronger concentrations include: Aden, Bermuda, Ceylon, Fiji, Ghana, Jamaica, Kenya and KUT. Most are King George VI to mid-QEII era, but there are some going back to the Victorian era. Condition is very clean and much of the mint is never hinged. There could be some cancel interest. Thousands of stamps here, all off paper, in good condition, and most are already sorted by Scott number. Estimate =
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British Commonwealth - Wholesale accumulation Part 2: "M" to "Z" colonies and countries. Three shoeboxes, densely filled with glassine envelopes, with an assortment of mint and used issues, with 1 to 50 in each. We expect most to have catalogue values up to $5.00 a stamp, but there could be better items lurking. Many colonies represented but the stronger concentrations include Malawi, Malta, Somaliland Protectorate, South Africa, SWA, Trinidad and Tobago, Zimbabwe. Most are King George VI to mid-QEII era, but there are some going back to the Victorian era. The condition is very clean and much of the mint is never hinged. There could be some cancel interest. Thousands of stamps here, all off paper, in good condition, and most are already sorted by Scott number. Estimate =
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British East Africa/East Africa and Uganada Protectorate #14b/82, 1/48. These two forerunner colonies of Uganda produced some beautiful stamps. This page includes 23 different mint issues from BEA, starting with the "Sun and Crown" issue, including values to 5 rupees. There are a couple of overprints on Indian stamps and five values from the Queen Victoria and Lions issue. Scott catalogue $246.24, not counting the imperforate single #15a. Its successor colony is represented with 32 different mint issues, mostly King Edward VII, with a bit of King George V (Scott catalogue $307.35). Lots of $5-$20 stamps throughout. A couple have not much original gum, but the gum side of most is in far better condition than is normally seen from these 100+ year old stamps out of Africa. Total 2024 Scott US$553.60 =
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