1858-79 1d. plates, a mint or part gum collection on leaves, incl. most plates, pairs (6), strip of three and blocks of four (5), etc. (approx. 150) (Image1)

1858-79 1d., a duplicated range of used better plates, incl. approx. 10 of each, also 1841 2d. blue with Maltese Cross cancellation. (100s) (Image1)

1858-79 1d. used sheet reconstruction, mixed plates, mainly good to fine cancellations. (Image1)

1858-79 1d. plates, a used collection on leaves, incl. stamps with plate 225, underprints with O.U.S., wide range of covers, etc. (100s) (Image1)

1858-79 1d. plates 71 to 224 complete used (less 77), mainly good to fine. (Image1)

1858-79 1d. plates 71 to 224 complete used (less 77), mainly good to fine. (Image1)

1858-79 Plate Number Issues: 1d. plates 71 to 225 (less 77) complete used, mainly fair to fine. (151) Photo. (Image1)

1858-79 1d. plate 79 DK, variety imperforate, fine used on 1868 (Nov. 18) cover locally used in Dublin. M. Jackson opinion (2021). S.G. Spec. G1b. Photo. (Image1)

1858-79 1d. rose-red plate 142 AA-AL a complete used row with neat Edinburgh c.d.s’s. very fine. S.G. 43. Photo. (Image1)

1864 1d. red-brown plate 144 LA-LL strip of twelve, used with fine strikes of Manchester Royal Exchange c.d.s, LH with fault at base, otherwise fine. Photo. (Image1)

1858-79 1d. plate 151 IA-JC block of six, mint, toning and folded along perfs., otherwise fine. S.G. 43. Photo. (Image1)

1858-79 Plate Number Issues: 1d. plate 225 AC used, one or two minor imperfections. Photo. (Image1)

1858-79 Plate Number Issues: 1d. rose-red plate 225 GL, mint, fine. S.G. 43. Photo. (Image1)