1925-35 Seahorses small group of five never hinged examples comprising 5s and 10s with narrow dates plus 2s6d with wide date and re-engraved 5s and 10s, a fine group (Image)

1925-28 2s6d chocolate brown, 5s rose-carmine and 10s dull grey-blue, all three values in pairs showing wide and narrow date, superb never hinged condition (SG £1’950+) (Image)

1922-35 Attractive duplicated selection of Seahorse high values, showing a few marginal or corner marginal singles, plus some later St. Patrick high value definitives, a few with faults, mixed to very fine (60+) (SG £6500+) (Image)

1858-1941 Shipreck Mail: Attractive specialised selection of 20 covers or cards, plus some additional documents, postcards & newspapers clippings, all neatly mounted and knowledgeably written up on album pages, from an array of different maritime disasters, including 1858 hs “Saved from the wreck of the Ava”, 1869 label “Recovered from wreck of the ‘Carnatic'” apparently unique Irish item from this wreck, 1886 two covers bearing labels from the New York postmaster regarding the ill-fated “S.S.Oregon”, 1914 a selection of ten items pertaining to the collision of the “Empress of Ireland” on the St.Laurence river, Canada, 1917 two items recovered from the “S.S.Norwegian”, 1941 four items from the “S.S.Alhena” that was wrecked off Pladdy Rock in Co. Down etc., usual faults that come with wreck covers, excellent basis for study and expansion (Image)

1922-69, Outstanding fresh clean mint collection complete to 1969 on Scott pgs with all five seahorse sets much more besides with airmails, postage dues, etc., a great lot (Image)

1922-2003, Gorgeous complete collection to the 2000s with good Seahorses, some very fine used including the rare Thom blue black ovpts much scarcer used than mint, most of the collection is fresh clean mint, much unmounted, housed in a Scott Spec album including all B.O.B. as well (Image)