1856 6p blue, l.h., margins all around, v.f. (SG 1) cat. £500 (Cat No. 1) (Image)

Cat. £500, Est.$200

1922-27 George V, 1/2p-2sh6p, duplicated selection of varieties, including Broken Mainmast, Cleft Rock, Torn Flag, etc., mostly on the original dealer/auction lot cards, some in se-tenant pairs or blocks of four with regular stamps, mostly l.h. (some n.h.), fine-v.f., SG œ9,000+ (Cat No. 79/95) (Image)

Est.$2,500

1922-27 George V, complete sets to 10sh and œ1, l.h. or h.r., with some additional values (not counted), one 5sh with toned spots on gum, fine-v.f. (SG 92-112) cat. £925 (Cat No. 79/99) (Image)

Cat. £925, Est.$300

1922-27 1sh6p green and black, corner margin horizontal pair, left stamp with Cleft Rock variety, n.h., v.f. (SG 107c; catalogue value for hinged) cat. £450 (Cat No. 88var) (Image)

Cat. £450, Est.$200

1922-27 5sh green and black, broken Mainmast variety, l.h., v.f. (SG 110a) cat. £750 (Cat No. 91var) (Image)

Cat. £750, Est.$300

1922-27 5sh green and black, Cleft Rock variety, l.h., v.f. (SG 110c) cat. £700 (Cat No. 91var) (Image)

Cat. £700, Est.$250

1922-27 15sh violet and black, l.h., v.f., with 1994 Brandon certificate (SG 113) cat. £1100 (Cat No. 94) (Image)

Cat. £1100, Est.$400

1922-27 10sh olive green and black, Torn Flag variety, small h.r., v.f. and scarce, cat. £1800 (Cat No. 94var) (Image)

Cat. £1800, Est.$750

1922-27 5sh green and black, broken flag variety, n.h., v.f. (SG 95b; catalogue value for hinged) cat. £950 (Cat No. 98var) (Image)

Cat. £950, Est.$500

1961 Tristan Relief Surcharges, set of four, n.h., well centered, v.f., signed Diena, etc., with his 1969 and 2020 Brandon certificates (SG 172-175) (The small island of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic, hit the headlines in October 1961 when violent volcanic activity caused the evacuation of the population. The authorities on the neighboring island of St. Helena, some 1,400 miles to the north-east, started a Relief Fund, and a supply of Tristan da Cunha stamps were surcharged "ST. HELENA Tristan Relief" with an amount for the fund. Unfortunately only the Colonial Office in London could authorize new stamps, a fact clearly unknown to the Governor, and the issue was withdrawn after only one week. These are among the rarest of modern stamps as only 434 sets were sold) cat. £8000 (Cat No. B1-4) (Image)

Cat. £8000, Est.$5,000