1891 $5 on $10 Queen Victoria Surcharge, mint hinged, with deep rich colour, fresh and very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 525

1912-14 1c to $10 King George V Set, Watermark Multiple Crown and CA, mint hinged (a few have small hr), includes an extra shade of the 50c, the $10 has a light residue on front, else mostly fresh and fine-very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 2,627

1925 $5 King George V, Watermark Multiple Crown and Script CA, mint hinged, with bright fresh colour, fine. (Image)

Scott $ 600

Collection of Mint and Used Hong Kong, 1862-2006, with roughly 700 stamps, in over 70 quadrille pages housed in a springback album. The collection primarily consists of used singles, sets, and partial sets, along with a few mint hinged sets and souvenir sheets. A cursory check notes just a few of the better items with #s 1 (used, c.v. $140), 5 (used $140), 117 (n.h., $60), 145 (m.h., $240), 388-403 (n.h., $100 total), along with singles, sets, partial sets, and a few souvenir sheets, cataloguing $20 to $60 and up, leaving finds for the dedicated collector. Owner's 2020 Scott catalogue value for the collection totals $3,361 (includes owner's identification and catalogue values for some album pages). Online photos show a sampling. Overall fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 3,361

Collection of Roughly 725 Different Mint Hong Kong, 1935-2014, neatly organized in 9 double sided Vario-style stock pages. The collection begins with a few pre-1935 mint hinged issues noting #s 37, 45, 73, 94, 134, 167 (Scott c.v. $265 total) with post-1935 material ranging from Scott #s 148/1680, along with postage due sets J18-J21 (x2), J22-J22C, and sets of FRAMA Vending Labels depicting various zodiac signs from two different post offices ranging from the 1980s-1990s. A cursory check of indicated the majority of stamps are lightly hinged up to the mid-1950s, and primarily never hinged thereafter, with a few stamps, sets, and partial sets cataloguing from $10 to $30 and up. Owner's Stanley Gibbons Commonwealth Stamp Catalogue for Hong Kong, 6th Edition totals £1,270 (for #s148/1680 only), equivalent to $2,148 CDN at time of writing. Online photos show a sampling. A clean collection, noting the fresh colours, and ideal lot for British Commonwealth collectors, or dealers looking for stock. Very fine. (Image)

Estimate $ 200

Valuable Collection of Mint and Used Hong Kong, 1863-1962, with roughly 275 stamps, with mint and or used singles, sets, and partial sets, neatly organized on 23 quadrille pages. The collection begins with primarily used stamps up to 1882, with a cursory check noting #s 8-24 used set, noting better 17 ($325), 22 ($145), 23 ($950, with blue B62 postmark), 9-10 (m.h. $480), 26 (used, $82), 31-35 (used, $605 total). The collection continues with post-1882 issues, noting a mixture of mint and or used singles and sets, noting just a few of the better items with #s 37, 39, 41, 45-46, 48 (m.h., $296 total), 36-48 (used, $246 total), 67 (m.h., $260), 71-78, 80-81 (m.h., $529 total), 86-87, 89-98, 100-102 (m.h. $848 total), 106 (used, $420), along with singles, sets, and partial sets, cataloguing $30 to $80 and up, including 166 (m.h. $350), 179 $10 Silver Wedding (m.h., $325), J1-J5 (m.h., $199 total), and more. We note bright crisp colours throughout, that collectors and dealers will certainly appreciate. The vast majority of stamps are lightly hinged, along with a few stamps with hinge remnants. A high cataloguing collection, with all stamps shown online. (Image)

Estimate $ 750