SPERATI Reproduction of the King Edward VII completed design proof, omitting country name and value tablet blank, stamp size, and bearing violet "SPERATI REPRODUCTION" hand stamp on reverse very fine . Scarce..Ex Maisel.

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Suggested Bid $300-400 (Image)

CV. Suggested Bid $300-400

Australian States: Western Australia; 1854, Swan (engraved), 1d black, imperf, rouletted, lightly "canceled" too good to be true (SG 1 £850; Scott 1)

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Suggested Bid $75-100 (Image)

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Bahamas: 1862, Queen Victoria, 4d dull rose, perf 11½ or 12, "unused" Two certificates one genuine, one "not certifiable", a well done (SG 10 £3,750; Scott 6 var. $4,500 if genuine)

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Suggested Bid $100-150 (Image)

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Bermuda: 1930, King George V, 2s6d black and pale orange vermilion, a lovely distinctive color, fiscal cancel, cleaned and forged postal cancel applied. very fine . Royal Cert.(2009)(SG 89h £2,750 if genuine)

A very scarce shade and ideal for the specialist.

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Suggested Bid $500-600 (Image)

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British East Africa: 1895 4½a brown violet, doubtful overprint, l.h, off set on reverse. (44a) $1,450 if genuine.

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Suggested Bid $100-125 (Image)

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New Britain: 1914, G.R.I. 1d on German New Guinea 3pf brown "n.h.", a little soft on the ink (Scott 1 var. $750 if genuine)

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North Borneo Japanese Occupation: 1941 1c to $5.00 set of 15, appropriate tropical toning, o.g., fine, quite good overprints (Scott N1-5 var. $4,800 if genuine)

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Suggested Bid $500-600 (Image)

CV. Suggested Bid $500-600