1862-1997 collection in Scott album with many better stamps in the QV issues but the condition is variable, KEVII 1903 mint to 50c + used $1 & $2 and 1904-11 mint to 50c SG 85/a x2 & $2 SG 99 + used $1 & $2 SG 86 & 87, KGV MCA mint to $1 + used $2 $3 & $10 and Script mint to $2 + used $3 & $5, Jubilee mint, KGVI complete mint or used, QEII 1954 & 1962 Definitives, then complete unmounted as per the Scott system but lacking the early M/Ss, Postage Dues complete mint, generally fine to very fine, Cat £9000+.  (100s) (Image1)

Estimate AU$3,000

Stockbook collection with a smattering of earlier used including QV to 30c, KEVII to 50c, KGV to $1 & KGVI to $10, the Commemorativess apparently complete from 1935 Silver Jubilee * including 1941 Jubilee used & 1948 Silver Wedding *, then QEII complete to 2011 predominantly ** from 1978 onwards (includes some used) with se-tenants but no M/Ss, lots of thematic interest, condition of the earlier a little variable otherwise fine to very fine.  (few 100s) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

Consignment remainders in two cartons with modest collection from QV-onwards in rather variable condition, 1970s-90s lovingly-curated collection of mostly First Day Covers many with Miniature Sheets, a quantity of pieces from commercial mail with numerous better stamps including High Values, Hong Kong 150th Anniversary album & 1994 Year Album, plus China 1997 Resumption of Hong Kong 5y M/S in pack x10. Weighs 16kg.  (many 100s) (Image1)

Estimate AU$500

Stockbook collection with a few earlier but strength in 1980s up to 2004 including post-1997 issues inscribed 'China', se-tenant strips & many M/Ss, lots of thematic interest, all unmounted, condition generally fine to very fine, stated Cat £750+. (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

1904-06 KEVII Multiple Crown CA Watermark $3 slate & dull blue SG 88, quite well-centred, light 'G.P.O. ...' cds, Cat £350. Very attractive.

Grade A B1 (Image1)

Estimate AU$200

POSTAL HISTORY: 1941 (Sep 1) commercial airmail cover with "Registration of Persons Office/Special Branch Police Dept" typed on the flap, to NSW "via Rangoon" (ie from China Over the Hump into Burma) with Centenary 25c Bank x3 & $1 Junk/"Clipper", Sydney b/s of 12SE41, minor blemishes; and triple rate British War Organisation Fund Hong Kong cover to the USA with Centenary 15c Harbour x4, boxed 'NOT OPENED/BY/CENSOR' h/s (Morenweiser #7c; double-strike) in violet & superb boxed '45' Censor's h/s on the reverse; minor blemishes.  (2)

Grade B (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

POSTAL HISTORY: 1941 (Dec 5) Loxley & Co (China) Ltd long envelope to USA with [Red Cross]/British War Organisation Fund/Hong Kong Soldier & Warship patriotic label affixed at upper-left and KGVI 15c red pair tied by 'VICTORIA' cds, censored firstly with 'NOT OPENED/BY/CENSOR' boxed cachet in violet but subsequently opened & resealed with 'OPENED BY CENSOR' red/white label affixed at left (tying the patriotic label), then 'NO SERVICE' in violet & 'RETOUR' in black boxed handstamps on face, slightly trimmed at upper-left just affecting the patriotic label & a few minor blemishes. The Japanese launched an all-out offensive against Hong Kong on 8.12.1941 (later in the day after the Pearl Harbour attack). The last mail to leave Hong Kong before all services were suspended was airmail via CNAC on the afternoon of 5.12.1941, which might have included this item had it not been paid for surface mail only.

Grade A- (Image1)

Estimate AU$400