GB high values colln comprising 1878 £1 brown-lilac sound used (SG 129), 1883 10s ultra SG 183, 1884 £1 brown-lilac wmk Crowns SG185, 1888 £1 brown-lilac wmk orbs, SG 186, 1891 £1 green SG 212, 1902 10s ultra SG 265, 1902 £1 green SG 266, 1913 £1 green Seahorse SG 403 and 1929 PUC £1 SG 438, mostly fair to fine used. Cat £16,150 (see photo)

QV high values, SG 126, 131, 185, 212, 175-185, plus KE7 2/6 to £1 set of 4, all spacefiller quality or better, cat value over £10,000 (photo)

A collection including early Wilding sets mint, Castles including Waterlow and DLR, some u/m others m, KGV vals to 1s sets such as Royal Cypher m, etc

A collection comprising Machin cyl blocks with vals to 50p, also Commemorative cylinder blocks from 1965 to 1980s including larger blocks in envelopes, tins, boxes, etc. A lot of face value here

Great Britain, enormous accumulation. Many thousands of used stamps from EDVII to QEII high values, housed in glassine envelopes of different shapes and sizes, some with clear indications of the quantity and catalogue value. In the Edward VII alone, just between the 1]d to 4d definitives, there is over £30,000 catalogue. Notwithstanding KGV, the QEII high values catalogue on the few packets with markings at least £5000. We estimate in the order of £60,000 cat. virtually all sound used, often by the hundreds. An opportunity for a dealer with time on his hands to break down into affordable stockcards

Great Britain Pot pourri. Nice range of material QV to KGVI including 1883 2]d lilac mint horizontal pair SG 190, penny lilac inverted watermark mint, 1883 high values to 10/- used and the corresponding KEVII high values, an attractive group of perfins on 2/6d lilacs QV and KEVII, plus 1951 high values complete vlh mint

Modern GB Regionals colln with specialised printings, mainly u/m

1936-1980 m & u colln in 2 albums, best part is the useable face value

A carton of mixed remaindered collections