1852-55 (2d) Greyish Slate bisected vertically left and right halves of different stamps, tied on piece by "1" numeral, showing light complete strike of a Dominica double-arc datestamp for August 1854 adjacent, very rare and the only known example of two of these bisects used on the one item (SG £8'500 for a single on cover) Provenance: Ex Robson Lowe sale in 1947 of "A Prominent West End Philatelist", where it sold for the then substantial amount of £110. Expertise: Cert. BPA (1932) (Image)

1852-55 (No value) slate-blue on blued paper, prepared for use but not issued, in mint nh upper right corner block of 10, left hand pair with slight vertical crease, otherwise a superb and most attractive positional item (Image)

1907 Kingston Relief 1d on 2d slate-black and orange mint with type 10 SURCHARGE DOUBLE variety (with one impression misplaced and the other partially offset on reverse), a spectacular example in very fine condition (SG £850) Expertise: Cert. RPS (1973) (Image)

1935 Silver Jubilee 2 1/2d with variety "bird by turret" (from vignette plate 7 R1/5), mint large part og, fine (Image)

1974-77 Orchids set of 18 to $10 in mint nh matching lower right corner plate blocks of 4 with 1A (1c 35c $1 $2.50) 1B (4c 8c 10c $5 $10) 1C or 1D (50c), very fine positional multiples (Image)