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Plate 7. 1840 1d black Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position CE, showing "O" flaw, state 2, with four clear to large margins and part Maltese Cross in black, fine. Plate 7 was put to press on July 8th, 1840 and shows the "O" flaw on stamps lettered AA to IL (with a few exceptions). (Image)
Plate 8. 1840 1d black and 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate Matched Pair, both from position FA and showing the "O" flaw, each with four good to large margins and light cancellations, fine. (Image)
Plate 9. 1840 1d black and 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate Matched Pair, both from position CE and showing the "O" flaw, each with four good to large margins and Maltese cancels in black, fine. (Image)
Plate 10. 1840 1d black Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position SF, showing a clear guideline through "ONE PENNY", and stage 2 of the "O" flaw. Good to large margins and a Maltese Cross "fishtail" cancel in black from Manchester, fine-very fine. Catalogue value is for a straight Plate 10 single. The postmark catalogues £1,400 in SG and the guideline another £450. An interesting stamp with many attributes. (Image)
Plate 10. 1840 1d black and 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate Matched Pair, both from position AH and showing the "O" flaw. The 1d black is on a small piece (with Horst Proschold handstamp on back), and has good to large margins and a complete Maltese Cross cancel in black, fine. The 1d red brown has close to small margins but also has a Maltese Cross "fishtail" cancel in black from Manchester, fine. (Image)
Plate 11. 1840 1d black and 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate Matched Pair, both from position DG and each having large balanced margins and moderate Maltese Cross cancels in black, very fine. Plate 11 is the scarcest, by far, of all the "Black" plates. Accompanied by a 2008 B.P.A. certificate for the matching pair. (Image)
Plate 1. 1840 2d blue Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position HF, with four good to large margins and an almost complete Maltese Cross in black, fine-very fine. (Image)
Plate 1. 1840 2d blue Queen Victoria Imperforate, a horizontal strip of three from position II-IK, with good to large margins all around and three almost complete impressions of the Maltese Cross in red, fine-very fine. Catalogue value is for three singles only. (Image)
Plate 2. 1840 2d blue Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position BC, with four good margins and a light but complete Maltese Cross in red, fine. (Image)
Plate 1b. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate on Folded Letter, from position EC (very weak guideline at upper right box, see other EC position lot), with good to large margins, tied to very fine and uncreased folded letter by the distinctive Dursley Maltese Cross in black. Back shows "D / JY 6 / 1841" datestamp in red. Very fine. (Image)
S.G. £ 375
Opening C$ 60.00
Sold...C$ 60.00
Closed..May-22-2019, 14:47:17 EST
Sold For 60
Sale No: 30
Lot No: 491
Symbol: Cvr
Cat No: 7 var.
Plate 1b. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate on Folded Letter, from position EK, showing the recut and enlarged letters known in five positions of the re-entered plate. Two of these (EK and GK) show signs of a "twisted re-entry". This stamp, with its four large margins is tied to tan entire from London (APR.27.1841) to Manchester (APR.28.1841). Catalogue value given is for a regular single plate 1b stamp only. (Image)
Plate 2. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position IC, with four large and even margins and a Maltese Cross in black, fine-very fine. (Image)
Plate 5. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position IK, with four good to just touching margins, on small piece with Maltese Cross in black from Norwich. (Image)
Plate 10. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position KC with four good to large margins and a part Maltese Cross cancel in black, fine-very fine. (Image)
Plate 10. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position PF, with "O" flaw and four large margins, as well as a nice Maltese Cross Cancel in black, very fine. (Image)
Plate 11. 1841 1d orange brown Queen Victoria Imperforate, from position TC, with re-entry in the top right box, four good to large margins showing next stamp at left, with light Maltese Cross cancel in black, fine. (Image)
S.G. £ 130
Opening C$ 30.00
Sold...C$ 30.00
Closed..May-22-2019, 14:48:40 EST
Sold For 30
Sale No: 30
Lot No: 497
Symbol: Cvr
Plate 21. 1841 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforate on Entire, from position LL, clearly showing the "L over K" variety, on entire mailed from Dundee to Stirling (MAY.29/30.1842), cancelled with a distinctive Dundee Maltese Cross cancel. (Image)
Est $ 150
Opening C$ 375.00
Sold...C$ 375.00
Closed..May-22-2019, 14:49:04 EST
Sold For 375
Sale No: 30
Lot No: 498
Symbol: Cvr/O
Cat No: 8 Collection
Extensive Collection of Plate 11-175 1841-53 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforates, all neatly mounted and written up on 22 quadrille pages. Too many items for a complete listing but the entire collection is scanned online. We counted 13 covers plus 159 singles, a pair and a strip of three. There are examples from plates 1-70, 102, 114, 116, 125, 126, 128, 133-135, 137, 152, 153, 156, 160, 163, 157, 169, 170 and 172. There are numerous interesting flaws included, such as "P over K", recuts, repairs, breaks in upper right box, states, ray flaws, "E" and "T" flaws, Ivory Heads, "Blind A", a major re-entry (with 2005 Karl-Albert Louis certificate), "misplaced A", worn plates, last page shows a matched pair of plate from position RH (perforated and imperforate), etc. One of the covers is franked with a plate inscription single. We also note many better postmarks throughout, including many Maltese Crosses (some identified), and numeral grids, etc, see scans. The numbered Maltese Crosses were lotted separately. A lovely and clean collection, with mostly four margin copies and the usual high quality Mr. Hillson demanded. (Image)
Collection of 1841-53 1d red brown Queen Victoria Imperforates with Numbered Maltese Cross Cancellations, with numbers 1 (plate 38), 2 (plate 23), 3 (plate 30), 4 (plate 29), 5 (plate 25), 6 (plate 19), 7 (plate 39), 8 (plate 30), 9 (plate 28), 10 (plate 41), 11 (plate 36 on small piece) and 12 (plate 31). A lovely collection with choice postmarks on mostly fine to very fine stamps. (Image)
Plate 3. 1841 2d blue Queen Victoria Imperforate on Folded Cover, from position KF, with four large margins (showing parts of three adjoining stamps), tied to entire by a grid cancel, with JUL.16.1847 and JUL.19.1847 datestamps on back, with "Doron Azouri Collection / Israel" handstamp, very fine. (Image)
