1891-1902 Wmk Crown CA 1/2 to 6d, unused, set of five each showing the rare locally handstamped “Specimen” (Samuel type F14), some usual faults, an extremely rare set (only recorded on these values) (Image)

1898 2s6d & 5s, mint, very fine (SG £525) (Image)

1904-12 2s6d & 5s, mint, very fine (SG £405) (Image)

1912-20 5s deep rose-red, 5s maroon & 1921-28 3s slate-green(2), mint, very fine (SG £450) (Image)

1933 Centenary set to £1 mint, very fine (SG £4’250) (Image)

1933 Centenary 2s6d black & violet, mint, very fine (SG £250) (Image)

1933 Centenary 2s6d black & violet, mint, very fine (SG £250) (Image)

1933 Centenary 2s6d black & violet, mint, very fine (SG £250) (Image)

1933 Centenary 5s black & yellow, mint, very fine (SG £950) (Image)

1933 Centenary 5s black & yellow, mint, very fine (SG £950) (Image)

1933 Centenary 5s black & yellow, mint, very fine (SG £950) (Image)

1933 Centenary 5s black & yellow, mint, very fine (SG £950) (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s black & chestnut, mint, very fine (SG £850) (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s black & chestnut, mint, very fine (SG £850) (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s black & chestnut, mint, very fine (SG £850) (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s black & chestnut, mint, very fine (SG £850) (Image)

1933 Centenary £1 black & carmine, mint, very fine (SG £2’500) (Image)

1933 Centenary £1 black & carmine, mint, very fine (SG £2’500) (Image)

COLLECTIONS: 1878-1965, Terrific virtually complete collection of primarily mint and a few used in 3 SG and one Palo album plus a second more sparse collection in Scott Spec album, incl. Centenary set (the £1 has APS cert.), SG1 is ng and SG2 used, earlier issues should certainly be examined but identification seems to be largely correct and quality superior (Image)

COLLECTIONS: 1889-1912, Mint & used selection incl. 1889-91 1d bisect on piece, 1891-1902 values, 1898 2s6d mint and 1904-12 values incl. 3s mint, 5s mint and 5s used, mixed condition (33) (Image)

COLLECTIONS: 1905-90, Lovely fresh clean group of all better sets and singles with also South Georgia, BAT and a bit of other South Atlantic, includes some good KEVII, KGV, and very strong KGVI and early QEII sets, abounding in £100+ items, all in great quality, quite attractive and highly saleable material (Image)