1850-53 Ham 3d second printing reconstruction of the intermediate stone of 15 subjects, various shades and cancels, plus 10 extras (plated an unplated) with some showing non-constant flaws, mixed margins and very mixed condition, useful for the specialist (SG £11’250) (Image)

1850-53 Ham 3d blue (3rd state) mint part og pair, just touched in places, some faults, a scarce mint multiple (SG £5’000+) Expertise: Cert. RPSoV (2005) (Image)

1850-53 Ham 1d bright pinky red mint part og pair, just touched in places, light thin, fine and scarce mint multiple (SG £4’000+) Expertise: Cert. RPSoV (2005) (Image)

1850-53 Ham 2d grey-drab unused with very close but seemingly clear margins all around, stain and tiny pinhole, sound and rare (SG £7’500) (Image)

1850-53 Ham 3d deep blue (5th printing) in used strip of four [9-12], just touched in places, with indistinct barred “V” numerals, fine Expertise: Cert. RPSoV (2005) (Image)

1850-53 Ham 2d dull brownish lilac (4th state, 6th printing) unused, just touched in places, fine and fresh, very rare (SG £7’500) Expertise: RPSoV and Brandon (2004) (Image)

1850-53 Ham 2d reconstruction of the intermediate stone of 30 subjects for printing stone D, various shades and cancels, mixed margins and slightly mixed condition, useful for the specialist

1854 (Feb-Jun) Campbell 1d orange-red (rose perhaps?) 3rd state mint part og corner right marginal vertical pair [6,12], with large to huge margins, minor handling bends, couple of light thin spots, very fine and fresh, a rare unused multiple (SG £5’500+) Expertise: Cert. Brandon (2006) (Image)

1854 (Feb-Jun) Campbell 1d orange-red unused with close to large margins, some tiny natural paper flaws causing a couple of pinholes, fine and fresh appearance (SG £2’750) Expertise: Cert. RPS (1972) and Brandon (2004) (Image)

1854 (Feb-Jun) Campbell 1d orange-red used strip of five [1-5], just touched on right stamp, with “5 / V” numerals, some imperfections, an attractive and scarce multiple (Image)

1854 1s Blue mint part og, just touched at right, fine appearance (SG £900) Expertise: Cert. BPA (1980) (Image)

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 1d reconstruction of the intermediate stone #2 of 24 subjects in a range of shades, 14 of which and a pair have 4 margins, very mixed condition, useful for the specialist

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 1d brick-red unused with good to large margins, light vert. crease and a tiny pinhole above Victoria, fine appearance, rare (SG £3’250) Expertise: Cert. RPSoV (2005) (Image)

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 1d reconstruction of the intermediate stone #3 of 24 subjects in a range of shades, 17 of which have 4 margins, slightly mixed condition, useful for the specialist

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 1d pink mint og pair with fine to large margins, a couple of creases, fine and rare (SG £2’600+) (Image)

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 1d pink mint og with fine to very large margins, thin, fine and fresh appearance, rare (SG £1’300) Expertise: Cert. Brandon (2004) (Image)

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 3d prussian blue (8th printing stone C) interpanneau used strip of 6 [22-23-24-7-8-9], torn corner at right otherwise good margins with “60” numerals and partial “RELIEF EXPEDITION” cds, faults incl. internal tear and a couple of holes, the largest known multiple of SG30 (Image)

1854-57 Campbell & Fergusson 3d reconstruction of the intermediate stone of 24 subjects for printing stone D, all except three examples are unused, mixed margins and mixed condition, useful for the specialist (Image)

1854-55 6d TOO LATE mint og, just touched at foot, small corner crease, fine appearance and rare (SG £2’500) (Image)

1856 1d Yellow-Green mint part og block of four, fine to good margins, vertical crease in between stamps, minor tone spots, a rare multiple (SG £1’000+) Expertise: Signed Gilbert (Image)

1884-96 “Stamp Duty” Specimen ovpts on 3s olive-drab (foxing), 5s, 10s, 15s, £1.50 £2 and 1884-92 2s6d (2 shades), part og to large part og, average to fine condition (Image)

1884-96 “Stamp Duty” £1.10, £1.50, £2, 45s and £10 (vertical gum crease), all with Melbourne CTO cds, fine (SG £810) (Image)

1897-95 “Stamp Duty” recess printed £25 bluish green, £50 dark violet and £100 aniline crimson with Specimen overprints (all struck twice), toned gum on £25 and £50, very fine and “extremely rare with only small number of specimens recorded” according to certificates Expertise: All cert. Ceremuga (2014) (Image)

1884-1900 “Stamp Duty” recess printed £25 bluish green, £50 dark violet and £100 aniline crimson (inverted upright wmk) with Specimen overprints (all struck twice), complete with margins except £50 is missing left margin and has additional ms “Specimen”, large part og, margins are soiled and the stamps to a much lesser extent, extremely rare with only small number of specimens recorded (Image)

1884-1900 “Stamp Duty” lithograph £25, £50 and £100 with CTO Melbourne cds, very fine (SG £1’800) (Image)