#20-21, 1898 2/6d Dark blue & 5/- Brown red, hinged, the 5/- value particularly lightly, beautifully-centered, bright colors, the red showing a trace of oxidization, very fine. (S.G. #41-42, £525). (Image)

CV. $550.00

#39-40, 1914 10/- Red on green and £1 black on red King George V, tied to piece by "South Georgia JA 19 20" c.d.s., both nicely-centered examples, very fine. (S.G. #68-69, £875) (Image)

CV. $875.00

#64, 1929 £1 Black on red, postmarked with cleanly-struck circular datestamp, well-centered, precise impression on bright paper, the key stamp of the set, very fine. (S.G. #126, £425) (Image)

CV. $425.00

#65-76, 1933 1/2d to £1 Centenary complete, all cancelled with crisp circular datestamps from Port Stanley or Fox Bay, striking bright colors and select centering, the key £1 value being particularly choice, one of the iconic sets of the British Commonwealth, very fine. (Image)

CV. $7,227.00

#71, 6d Gray and black, hinged, the Heijitz pale slate shade, a handsome block of four, distinctive color and vivid impression, striking and very fine. (S.G. #133, £300) (Image)

CV. $280.00

#73, 1933 2/6d Deep violet & black, extremely lightly hinged, deep color and detailed impression, marvelous centering, very fine. (S.G. #135, £250) (Image)

CV. $250.00

#74, 1933 5/- Yellow & black Centenary, warm rich shade, particularly well-centered, toned gum, an attractive example of this always-popular stamp, very fine. (S.G. #136; £950). (Image)

CV. $950.00

#75, 1933 10/- Light brown & black Tercentenary, barest trace of a hinge, rich warm color, nicely-centered, fine-very fine (S.G. #137; £1,000). (Image)

CV. $850.00

#76, 1933 £1 Rose & black Centenary, pristine never hinged gum, delightful fresh color and proof-like impression, centered within balanced margins, an extraordinary example of one of the most iconic stamps of the British Empire, very fine. (S.G. #138, £2,500+) (Image)

CV. as * $2,500.00