POSTAL HISTORY: 1819 entire letter to Shacklewell near London, rate at 1/- in m/s struck by double lined Crowned Cape of Good Hope Ship Letter cancel neighboured by Ship Letter Dover arrival h/s, backstamped by London arrival marks in red, archival folds, still scarce and attractive. | Estimate - £200-£250 (Image)

POSTAL HISTORY: 1893 envelope to England franked by 2½d sage-green, tied by octagonal 51 cancel and Port Alfred cds for MY 7, backstamped by Paddington W. arrival for MY 23 in red, flap missing, still and attractive item with unusual marks. SG 56 | Estimate - £180-£220 (Image)

1863-64 1d red, 4d blue, 6d mauve and 1s green triangular set of 4 (faults), plus MAFEKING SIEGE: 1900 1d on ½d green, 3d on 1d carmine and 3d on 1d lilac all tied to small paper pieces by Mafeking cdss, 1d Sgt Major Goodyear and 1d Baden-Powell (2) with faults still representative examples, used SG 18/21, btn 1/20 (10) | Estimate - £400-£600 (Image)

1853-1864 mint and used collection in an album mostly up to three margins, including 1853-55 1d (blued paper), 1855-63 range to 1/- with duplication including pairs and examples on cover, 1861 'Woodblocks' 1d and 4d, 1863-64 DLR printings assortment to 1/-, very mixed condition in places, still collectable spacefillers of these iconic stamps. | Estimate - £1400-£1600 (Image)