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1868 12½c blue Large Queen with Unlisted Flaw on Temple, mint with full original hinged gum, with a very noticeable flaw resembling the "mole on forehead" of the 6d Consort, unusual and fine-very fine. (Image)
1868 12½c blue Large Queen, mint with full original gum, small hinge remnant. A very fresh and lovely stamp, with crisp and detailed impression, fine-very fine. (Image)
1868 12½c blue Large Queen, a mint horizontal pair, with slightly disturbed original gum. The paper is overall toned and there is a bit of separation at top, still fine. Accompanied by a 2016 Greene Foundation certificate. Rsv. $425. (Image)
1868 12½c Large Queen Collection, with 12 used singles, with emphasis on varieties, including those identified by the owner as outer frame missing, spaceship dot (Duckworth item b), flaw in the vignette frame under PO of POSTAGE (Duckworth item c), flaw in A of HALF (Duckworth item d), dot in right numeral tablet (Duckworth item e), balloon flaw at lowert left (Duckworth item h, UCS $1,000 as very fine), dot below T of CENTS (ex. Lamb), dot in left 1, a soft white blotting paper (with crease), and a few more. Overall fine, with a few small faults, all scanned online. (Image)
Est $ 300
Opening C$ 350.00
Sold...C$ 425.00
Closed..Jan-30-2020, 10:31:00 EST
Sold For 425
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 148
Symbol: */(*)
Cat No: 28, etc.
Reference Group of Four Different 12½c Large Queens, either mint or unused, all with different shades or papers. Some faults, overall fine appearance. (Image)
1868 12½c blue Large Queen on Watermarked Paper, mint with original hinged gum, showing part of "& G" of the watermark. The stamp has deep colour, but is creased and only very good centring. (Image)
1868 12½c blue Large Queen on Watermarked Paper, a group of nine used singles, each showing a variety of different watermark letters. Centring varies but is mostly fine, and three copies have faults, still a useful group, all scanned online. (Image)
Group of Twenty 15c Large Queens, either mint or unused, with a wide variety of shades, overall fine to very fine and catalogued as all cheapest shades. (Image)
Select Group of 20 Used 15c Large Queens, chosen for their quality, with many shades including better, but catalogued as all cheapest shade or paper. A very fine group. Rsv. $450. (Image)
Accumulation of Used 15c Large Queens, with 41 stamps in all, with all sorts of shades, papers (incl. a nice thick paper) and postmarks. Unchecked by us for perforation varieties. Overall fine or better with a probability of some faults. (Image)
Scott $ 2,665
Opening C$ 275.00
Sold...C$ 275.00
Closed..Jan-30-2020, 10:36:52 EST
Sold For 275
Sale No: 32
Lot No: 155
Symbol: O/*/*
Cat No: 29, 30
Collection of 15c Large Queens, all well described in small dealer pages plus some written-up on album pages, with a total of 59 stamps, mostly used but noted at least 7 mint (hinged and never hinged). The collection includes a little of everything, ranging from shades, perforations (saw several 11½ x 12), postmarks (saw a nice 4-ring #27, fancy geometrics), a plate inscription, a single with two rows of perforations at bottom, a watermarked example and more. Overall fine or better, with a few faults noted. (Image)
1868 15c greyish purple Large Queen, Perforated 11½ x 12, mint with original gum, fine. Accompanied by a 2015 Greene Foundation certificate stating "gum is sweated all over". (Image)
1868 15c red lilac Large Queen, a lovely used single, with light, crisp cancel, shorter perf at left top, still very well centred and very fine. (Image)
1868 15c deep blue Large Queen with "Cracked Plate" Constant Variety, from plate position 65, an ideal used example, being centred to right (which best shows the variety) and having a complete Halifax straightline postmark away from the variety. The first we have seen on this better shade, and in our experience this constant plate variety is much scarcer than the popular "Pawnbroker" variety. Unitrade suggests adding up the Pawnbroker price to the price of whatever stamp it is on, and if this were to be done with the Cracked Plate, the catalogue value would be $750 (30e + 30v). One pulled perf at top, else fine and scarce. ex. "G. Marnier" collection. (Image)
