1907 ‘’1D'' on 5/- salmon and green, top left marginal plate block of four, showing plate number ‘1’, fine o.g. hinged only on selvedge at top, fine, scarce in this form. SG 19 £1100+  (Image)

1932 Centenary set to 10/- black and scarlet, large part o.g. odd minor blemishes, still fresh appearance for this attractive set. SG 84-95 £500 (Image)

1967 International Tourist Year 4d, showing variety GOLD OMITTED, used cancelled by Stake bay cds, fine and scarce, offered with normal example for comparison. SG 205a, £300 (Image)

1902-1964 mint collection including: 1902 and 1905 set to 1s, 1907 set to 5/-, “1/2D” on 5s and “1D” on 5/-, 1907-09 part set to 10/-, 1935 pictorials to 10/-, 1938 set to 10/-, 1950 set  to 10/-, 1953 set to £1, 1962-64 set to £1, mounted and unmounted o.g., generally fair to fine condition, with some duplication throughout.   (Image)

1902-1962 KEVII to QEII mint collection in blocks of 4, with plate blocks, and or pairs on leaves, including: 1902 and 1905 set to 1/- with additional 1905 set as plate blocks, 1921 set to 10/-, 1938 set to 10/- with noted perf types, 1950 set to 10/- (less 2/-,5/- & 10/- as plate block pairs),1953 set to £1 (less 10/- & £1 as plate block pairs) generally fine condition.

1905-1955 used collection on leaves including: 1907 "1D" on 5s salmon and green on piece, 1907 “One Halfpenny” on 1d carmine block of 4 on piece with Jamaica registered oval at foot, 1935 pictorials set used on piece, odd KGVI values. Generally fair to fine condition, mostly neat cancels.   (Image)

1900-1980s mixed mint and used duplicated collector's clear-out, housed on leaves, auction folders and cards and albums, including 1900 QV ½d & 1d complete sheets of 120 (12x10), KEVII with 1907 5/-, 1907-09 set to 10/-, 1921 set to 10/- with some in blocks of 4, 1932 centenary set to 10/- (2), 1935 pictorials to 10/-, 1935 Silver Jubilee, ranges of KGVI and QEII issues with selected modern issues as gutter pairs, and War Tax issues. Mixed condition though mostly fine, ideal lot for the online retailer.