Australia: 1913-14 First Watermark 1/2d. (2), 1d. (10), 2d., 21/2d. (2), 3d. (2), 4d. (2), 5d., 6d., 9d., 1s. (2), 2s. (toned gum), and 5s., mint, range of shades and dies, mainly fine. (27) Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 500.00
Sold...GBP 300.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 300
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 427
Symbol: Mint
Cat No: Collection
Australia: 1913-14 First Watermark 1/2d., a mint group comprising single with watermark inverted, block of eight, corner marginal block of twelve with CA monogram (a few minor tone spots) and corner block of eighteen with one stamp showing ‘bite’ to ‘Roos tail, mainly fine. (4 items) Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 250.00
Sold...GBP 190.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 190
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 429
Symbol: Mint
Cat No: Collection
Australia: 1913-14 recess 1d., a specialised collection on leaves, mainly mint, incl. multiples with imprint block of eight, shades, re-entries, etc., slightly mixed condition. (143)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 430
Symbol: Mint
Australia: 1914-20 1/2d. electro 5 lower marginal block of six with CA monogram (small mark on stamp next to monogram), 1d. single with CA monogram, 4d. single with JCB monogram and 1918-20 1/2d. with CA monogram, mint, mainly fine. (4) (Image1)
Australia: 1915 Second Watermark 2d. (2), 21/2d. (3), 9d. (2), and 1s. (2), mint, mainly fine. (9)
Opening GBP 300.00
Sold...GBP 230.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 230
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 433
Symbol: Mint
Cat No: 29
Australia: 1915 Second Watermark 2s. brown, mint, very lightly toned gum, otherwise fine. S.G. 29, cat. £900. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 220.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 220
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 435
Symbol: Mint
Cat No: Collection
Australia: A group of mint imprint ‘Roo multiples, comprising 1915-27 9d. die IIB Mullett pair, 9d. die IIB Harrison pair (major pulled perf.), 1s. die IIB Mullett pair, 1923-26 6d. Harrison pairs (2), 1929-30 9d. die IIB Ash block of four, 1s. die IIB Ash pair, 1931-36 9d. Ash block of four, and 2s. Ash blocks of four (2), also 1945 ‘By authority’ imprint blocks of four mint and used, slightly mixed condition. (12)
Opening GBP 350.00
Sold...GBP 480.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 480
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 438
Symbol: Unmou
Australia: 1918-20 Large Multiple Watermark 1/2d. electro 5 CA monogram corner block of eight, unmounted mint, some minor creasing in selvedge (also with mount), otherwise fine. A.C.S.C. cat. $650. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 100.00
Sold...GBP 80.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 80
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 439
Symbol: Unmou
Australia: 1918-20 Large Multiple Watermark 1/2d. electro 5 JBC monogram corner block of eight, unmounted mint, one stamp with minor gum bend, otherwise fine. A.C.S.C. 63(5)zb, cat. $900. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 120.00
Sold...GBP 120.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 120
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 440
Symbol: Unmou
Cat No: 51w
Australia: 1918-20 Large Multiple Watermark 11/2d. lower left corner block of twenty-four with watermark inverted, one stamp showing “TA” of “POSTAGE” joined, unmounted mint, folded along a few rows of perfs., otherwise fine. S.G. 51w, cat. £1,080+. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 300.00
Sold...GBP 320.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 320
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 441
Symbol: Mint
Australia: 1923-24 Third Watermark 6d., two pairs showing the variety ‘broken leg on kangaroo’, mint, one or two minor imperfections. A.C.S.C. 21(3)d, cat. $500. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 60.00
Sold...GBP 50.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 50
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 442
Symbol: Mint
Australia: 1923-24 Third Watermark 2s. die II Mullett imprint pair, mint with heavy hinge, minor black dot in central selvedge, otherwise fine. A.C.S.C. 38(2)zc, cat. $1,000. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 100.00
Sold...GBP 80.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 80
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 443
Symbol: / Us
Cat No: 75
Australia: 1923-24 Third Watermark £1 grey, used, pulled perf. at base, otherwise fine. S.G. 75, cat. £350. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 150.00
Sold...GBP 110.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 444
Symbol: Mint
Australia: A selection of K.G.V Head imprint multiples, incl. 1924 11/2d. Harrison and Mullett pairs, 3d. Harrison pair, 1926-30 perf. 14 1/2d. orange Mullett block of four, 11/2d. Mullett pairs (2), 2d. Mullett pair, 3d. Mullett pair, Ash items with perf. 131/2 x 14 1/2 block of four, 1d. block of twelve, 11/2d. red-brown pair and block of four, 2d. red-brown block of twelve and block of four, 2d. golden scarlet die II blocks of four, twelve (2) and eighteen, 4d. pair, 5d. block of four, 1930 with 2d. on 11/2d. block of four and pair, 5d. on 41/2d. pairs (2) and block of four, 1931-36 1d. blocks of four (2), 11/2d. pair, 2d. pair and blocks of four (3), 3d. pairs (2), 5d. pair and blocks of four (2), 1s.4d. block of four, etc. (38)
Opening GBP 800.00
Sold...GBP 650.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 650
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 445
Symbol: Mint
Cat No: 99
Australia: 1926-30 Small Multiple Watermark, perf. 131/2 x 121/2 2d. golden scarlet die II, complete left hand and right hand panes of forty two, mint, perf. separation, otherwise mainly fine. S.G. 99, cat. £2,016+.
Opening GBP 500.00
Sold...GBP 380.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 380
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 447
Symbol: / Us
Cat No: 114
Australia: 1929-30 Small Multiple Watermark £2 black and rose, used, staining and short perfs. otherwise fine. S.G. 114, cat. £750. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 80.00
Sold...GBP 100.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 100
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 449
Symbol: Mint
Cat No: 137
Australia: 1931-36 Multiple Crown C of A Watermark £1 grey, mint, lightly toned gum, otherwise fine. S.G. 137, cat. £650. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 180.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 450
Symbol: / Us
Cat No: 138
Australia: 1931-36 Multiple Crown C of A Watermark £2 black and rose, fine used. B.P.A. certificate (2017). S.G. 138, cat. £600. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 150.00
Sold...GBP 180.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 180
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 451
Symbol: / Us
Cat No: 138
Australia: 1931-36 Multiple Crown C of A Watermark £2 black and rose, used, shortish perf. at base, otherwise fine. S.G. 138, cat. £600. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 150.00
Sold...GBP 110.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 110
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 452
Symbol: Blo
Australia: 2000 Australian Gold Medal Winners Printing Trials. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australia Post created a world first by issuing instant stamps depicting each Australian gold medal winner after the medal ceremony, the stamps being made available for sale nationally coast to coast by midday on the day after the medal was awarded. Digital photographs were taken of athletes wearing their medals and processed into artwork for rapid approval by the appropriate Olympic officials before being transmitted electronically overnight to six national printing centres. The sheetlets (2 x 5) of ten stamps each denominated 45c. and with inscribed panel at right were then printed in pairs by Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd onto pre-gummed and perforated paper. The following trials, believed unique, were printed before the Games and are understood to have been later discovered when Fuji Xerox vacated their Sydney premises: Perforated trial sheet on gummed paper uncut (rouletted between) depicting men’s hockey team, fourteen stamps inscribed for “HERB ELLIOTT/400 m”, the others showing two differing inscriptions for James Brown, Men’s Individual Trap Shooting or Men’s Hockey Team, the panel showing various designers’ names. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 457
Symbol: Blo
Australia: 2000 Australian Gold Medal Winners Printing Trials. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australia Post created a world first by issuing instant stamps depicting each Australian gold medal winner after the medal ceremony, the stamps being made available for sale nationally coast to coast by midday on the day after the medal was awarded. Digital photographs were taken of athletes wearing their medals and processed into artwork for rapid approval by the appropriate Olympic officials before being transmitted electronically overnight to six national printing centres. The sheetlets (2 x 5) of ten stamps each denominated 45c. and with inscribed panel at right were then printed in pairs by Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd onto pre-gummed and perforated paper. The following trials, believed unique, were printed before the Games and are understood to have been later discovered when Fuji Xerox vacated their Sydney premises: Trial sheet depicting swimmer Caroline Hildreth, the panel and stamps inscribed “CAROLINE HILDRETH/Swimming: 200m breaststroke”, printed inverted on gummed paper uncut (rouletted between) resulting in perforations dramatically misplaced to right. Hildreth failed to win a medal, being eliminated at the semi-final stage. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 461
Symbol: Blo
Australia: 2000 Australian Gold Medal Winners Printing Trials. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australia Post created a world first by issuing instant stamps depicting each Australian gold medal winner after the medal ceremony, the stamps being made available for sale nationally coast to coast by midday on the day after the medal was awarded. Digital photographs were taken of athletes wearing their medals and processed into artwork for rapid approval by the appropriate Olympic officials before being transmitted electronically overnight to six national printing centres. The sheetlets (2 x 5) of ten stamps each denominated 45c. and with inscribed panel at right were then printed in pairs by Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd onto pre-gummed and perforated paper. The following trials, believed unique, were printed before the Games and are understood to have been later discovered when Fuji Xerox vacated their Sydney premises: Trial sheet with alternative depiction of swimmer Caroline Hildreth in action, the panel and stamps inscribed “CAROLINE HILDRETH/Swimming: 200m breaststroke”, on gummed paper uncut (rouletted between). Hildreth failed to win a medal, being eliminated at the semi-final stage. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 462
Symbol: Blo
Australia: 2000 Australian Gold Medal Winners Printing Trials. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australia Post created a world first by issuing instant stamps depicting each Australian gold medal winner after the medal ceremony, the stamps being made available for sale nationally coast to coast by midday on the day after the medal was awarded. Digital photographs were taken of athletes wearing their medals and processed into artwork for rapid approval by the appropriate Olympic officials before being transmitted electronically overnight to six national printing centres. The sheetlets (2 x 5) of ten stamps each denominated 45c. and with inscribed panel at right were then printed in pairs by Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd onto pre-gummed and perforated paper. The following trials, believed unique, were printed before the Games and are understood to have been later discovered when Fuji Xerox vacated their Sydney premises: Trial sheet depicting swimmer Matt Welsh, the panel and stamps inscribed “MATT WELSH/Swimming: 200m backstroke”, on gummed paper uncut (rouletted between). Welsh won the bronze medal in the 200m backstroke and two silver medals in other events at the Games. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 463
Symbol: Blo
Australia: 2000 Australian Gold Medal Winners Printing Trials. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australia Post created a world first by issuing instant stamps depicting each Australian gold medal winner after the medal ceremony, the stamps being made available for sale nationally coast to coast by midday on the day after the medal was awarded. Digital photographs were taken of athletes wearing their medals and processed into artwork for rapid approval by the appropriate Olympic officials before being transmitted electronically overnight to six national printing centres. The sheetlets (2 x 5) of ten stamps each denominated 45c. and with inscribed panel at right were then printed in pairs by Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd onto pre-gummed and perforated paper. The following trials, believed unique, were printed before the Games and are understood to have been later discovered when Fuji Xerox vacated their Sydney premises: Trial sheet depicting swimmer Hayley Lewis in action, the panel and stamps inscribed “HAYLEY LEWIS/Swimming: 800m freestyle”, on gummed paper uncut (rouletted between). Lewis did not compete at the Games. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 464
Symbol: Blo
Australia: 2000 Australian Gold Medal Winners Printing Trials. At the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games Australia Post created a world first by issuing instant stamps depicting each Australian gold medal winner after the medal ceremony, the stamps being made available for sale nationally coast to coast by midday on the day after the medal was awarded. Digital photographs were taken of athletes wearing their medals and processed into artwork for rapid approval by the appropriate Olympic officials before being transmitted electronically overnight to six national printing centres. The sheetlets (2 x 5) of ten stamps each denominated 45c. and with inscribed panel at right were then printed in pairs by Fuji Xerox Australia Pty Ltd onto pre-gummed and perforated paper. The following trials, believed unique, were printed before the Games and are understood to have been later discovered when Fuji Xerox vacated their Sydney premises: Two trial sheets depicting swimmer Ian Thorpe, one sheet perforated on gummed paper uncut (rouletted between), the other imperforate on ungummed paper, both showing a single corrupted example of the photographic vignette (this not the image later used) without inscription but with automated print error message at right. Thorpe was the most successful Australian athlete at the Games, winning three gold and two silver medals. Photo. (Image1)
Opening GBP 200.00
Sold...GBP 150.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 150
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 465
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Australia: Officials: A mint K.G.V collection, all in multiples, comprising 1914 1d. blocks of four (3, one marginal and one interpanneau), 1918-20 1/2d. marginal block of eight, 11/2d. black-brown strip of three, blocks of six and eight, 1918-23 1d. violet blocks of four (2), 1924 3d. block of four, 1926-30 perf. 131/2 x 121/2 2d. scarlet imprint block of four, 3d. pair, 1932-33 1d. Ash imprint strip of four, 5d. Ash imprint block of four and 4d. Ash imprint pair, slightly mixed condition. (15 items)
Opening GBP 500.00
Sold...GBP 380.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 380
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 466
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Australia: A collection of mint K.G.V Heads in an album, incl. 1914-20 1/2d. watermark inverted block of twelve unmounted, 1d. die I/die II pair mint, 1918-20 1/2d. corner block of six showing thin “1” in fraction at right, 11/2d. block of thirty unmounted, 11/2d. on very thin paper block of 24 unmounted, 1918-23 to 1s.4d. (3), 2d. electro 16 bright rose-scarlet with unlisted flaw showing the bottom frame line filled in, 1924 to 41/2d., 1926-30 perf. 14 to 1s.4d, 1/2d. with watermark inverted, 11/2d. watermark inverted marginal block of four unmounted, 2d. block of four, perf. 131/2 x 121/2 to 1s.4d., 1d. ‘secret mark’, 1d. ‘flaw under neck’ in pair with normal, 1d. block of six with four stamps die II, both shades of the 2d. in interpanneau upper marginal blocks of twelve unmounted, 1931-36 to 1s.4d. (2), range of flaws, retouches, shades, etc., also 1913-14 6d., some used, slightly poor to fine. (100s)
Opening GBP 1,200.00
Sold...GBP 1,650.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 1650
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 467
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Australia: A mint and used collection in a stockbook, incl. 1915-27 to 5s. used (3), 10s. used, 1923-24 £1 used, 1928 Exhibition 3d. block of four mint, 1948-56 to £2 mint, 1963-65 set mint, etc., mixed condition. (100s)
Opening GBP 400.00
Sold...GBP 380.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 380
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 468
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Australia: A mainly used collection of Kangaroos and K.G.V issues in an album, incl. 1915-27 3d. Dies I and II in pair, a good range of K.G.V Heads with many varieties, 1924 11/2d. scarlet with watermark inverted mint, 1926-30 perf. 131/2 x 121/2 1d. Dies I and II in mint pair, Officials with 1926-30 perf. 14 1s.4d., etc. (309)
Opening GBP 350.00
Sold...GBP 480.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 480
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 469
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Australia: A collection in two albums, from Q.V. to Q.E.II, incl. New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Tasmania, Victoria, Western Australia, then Australia with ‘Roos to 5s. used, range of Heads, etc., also some New Zealand, mixed condition. (100s)
Opening GBP 250.00
Sold...GBP 230.00
Closed..Sep-18-2019, 05:00:00 EST
Sold For 230
Sale No: 130
Lot No: 470
Symbol:
Cat No: Collection
Australia: A collection on leaves, incl. 1915-27 5s. mint and used, 1931-36 10s. (2) used, £1 used, 1932 Bridge set used, etc., varied condition. (150)
