Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1841
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STOCK BOOK with the extensive collection of mainly KGV controls, but also some KEVII & KEVIII, in singles, strips & blocks. Virtually all different. KEVII (24 pieces), KGV Downey Heads (6 pieces), KGV McKennals, PUC, SJ, etc. (c.240 pieces), KEVIII (24 pieces). All very fine. (Very many 100s) (Image)
Opening GBP 260.00
Sold...GBP 400.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
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Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1842
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MAINLY USED PROFILE HEAD COLLECTION ON PAGES housed in a binder containing a good range of shades and some used control pieces, some photogravure and a few KGVI inc. mint. (c170 items) (Image)
Opening GBP 65.00
Sold...GBP 70.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
Sold For 70
Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1844
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1911-12 DOWNEY & PROFILE HEAD UNMOUNTED MINT SELECTION - inc. Downey ½d pale green and green ex booklets (SG334/5 £180); Profile ½d blue-green (SG356 £60), 4d deep grey-green (SG378 £75), 6d deep reddish purple (SG386 £85), 7d bronze-green/sage-green (SG388/9 £240). All fine unmounted; SG c£2000. (69) (Image)
Opening GBP 260.00
Sold...GBP 600.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
Sold For 600
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Lot No: 1845
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1912-24 DEFINITIVES - UNMOUNTED MINT SHADES & CONTROLS COLLECTION: Qty. of Hagner sheets with the unmounted mint ranges ½d to 1/- with shades identified by SG Specialised cat. number. Also a collection of control singles and blocks for values to 2½d. Includes ½d (82 - 10 shades), 1d (194 - 13 shades), 1½d (49 - 14 shades), 2d (54 - 12 shades), 2½d (40 - 14 shades), 3d (18 - 10 shades), 4d (15 - 7 shades), 5d (9 - 5 shades), 6d (15 - 8 shades), 7d (10 - 4 shades), 8d (6 - 2 shades), 9d agate (8 - 3 shades), 9d green (3 - 2 shades), 10d (6 - 4 shades) & 1/- (7 - 5 shades). SG between 351/396. (Image)
Opening GBP 420.00
Sold...GBP 1,100.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
Sold For 1100
Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1846
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1912-24 SHADES& CONTROLS COLLECTION: The mint collection on Hagner sheets, identified by SG Specialized cat. numbers and listed shades, though viewers should satisfy themselves as to the veracity of stated shades. Also a good range of controls, mainly the three lower values, in singles and blocks. Includes ½d (94 - 11 shades), 1d (83 - 13 shades), 1½d (47 - 10 shades), 2d (53 - 9 shades), 2½d (53 - 12 shades), 3d (37 - 11 shades), 4d (19 - 7 shades), 5d (16 - 6 shades), 6d (13 - 8 shades), 7d (21 - 4 shades), 8d (13 - 2 shades), 9d agate (10 - 2 shades), 9d green (4 - 3 shades), 10d (13 - 4 shades) & 1/- (9 - 4 shades). SG between 351/396 (Image)
Opening GBP 260.00
Sold...GBP 1,200.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
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Lot No: 1847
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1912-24 INVERTED WMK. GROUP: Fine mint & unmounted mint group of various values incl. 1d, 1½d, 2d (2 shades) 2½d, 7d, 8d & 1/-. All with inverted wmks. (8) (Image)
Opening GBP 95.00
Sold...GBP 320.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
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Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1848
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1924 1½d BROWN BOOKLET PANES OF FOUR WITH ADVERT. GROUP - 1924 profile head (2, no selvedge) and 1934 photogravure (12, all with selvedge inc. 5 with G28 & another with G26 cyl.). Also KEVIII panes (5, inc. 2 with selvedge). Various adverts; mixed perfs, some splitting. (19 panes) Cross Reference : BOOKLETS AND BOOKLET PANES, KEVIII ISSUES (Image)
Opening GBP 100.00
Sold...GBP 280.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
Sold For 280
Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1849
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1929 £1 BLACK PUC. Very fine, lightly mounted mint marginal example. SG 438 £750 (Image)
Opening GBP 220.00
Sold...GBP 300.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
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Lot No: 1850
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1929 £1 BLACK PUC - heavily inked cancel to the left, else fine used. SG438 £550. Includes mint and used sets of low values. (9 stamps) (Image)
Opening GBP 60.00
Sold...GBP 190.00
Closed..Sep-09-2020, 13:00:00 EST
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Sale No: 832
Lot No: 1851
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GEORGE V INITIALLED PENCIL NOTE REF. A LETTER FROM THE P.O. (REF. STAMPS DESIGNS?); [c.1 July 1911] “POST OFFICE No.61” imprint O.H.M.S. mourning envelope addressed to the King's Secretary "Sir F. Ponsonby" (Sir Frederick E.G. Ponsonby was Assistant Keeper of the Privy Purse at the time and seems to have been the interface between the Post Office and the King) who redirected it within the Palace to "The King" in red. George V then endorsed it; “An absolute lie as far as I am concerned. G.R.I.” and addressed it back to "Sir. F. Ponsonby". The letter that this envelope contained was most likely written by Sir Matthew Nathan, Secretary to the G.P.O. at the time. The King’s acrimonious annotation probably referred to the disastrously poor quality (engraving and printing) of the first KGV postage stamps. An earlier (28 June 1911) letter from Ponsonby at Buckingham Palace to Sir Matthew is recorded that quoted the King; “…It was a great disappointment to him that the new stamps have been such a failure” and asks “what the cost of producing a new Stamp would be…”. [This letter is illustrated in Douglas Muir's 'George V and the G.P.O.', 2010.] Clearly the King blamed the Post Office fairly and squarely; he was the most keen royal philatelist of all, and when he came to the throne he had expected a top-notch design for his first stamps as King, but in the event he was bitterly disappointed. Unique item. [Ex Cavendish 20 May 2010 auction; lot 1257, realised £325.] Cross Reference : AUTOGRAPHS, ROYALTY, ROYALTY, POSTAL STATIONERY, K.G.V (Image)