Mostly mint selection comprising Bahrain 1933 KGV set, Burma 1937 KGV set to 2r and Kuwait KGV 1923 Government Overprints set (10r with tonespot on gum) plus ½a Overprint Inverted and 1929 Multiple Stars Wmk Inverted 12a used, plus a few unoverprinted KGVI issues, some with hinge remainders otherwise mostly fine to very fine, Cat £1100+.  (70+)

Grade A/B (Image1)

Estimate AU$250

ADEN: 1869-72 Northern Circle group with 'ADEN/STEAMER POINT' cds on 1a brown, very fine strike of '124'-in-17-Diagonal-Bars (numeral-half only), 'ADEN - 124' part-strikes x3, ' A /124' x5 including one in blue, '125' x3 including two in blue, stamps & strikes mostly fine to very fine.   (13) (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

ADEN: 1869-72 Northern Circle tiny native envelope with ½a blue tied by largely very fine strike of '125'-in-Diagonal- Bars, characteristic rough opening at left, Proud 5000 points on cover.

Grade B (Image1)

Estimate AU$300

ADEN: 1880s cover from India "p Teheran" with 1a brown strip of 3 tied by very fine strikes of the 'BOMBAY W/ DEC:5 - W/7' duplex of JUN:14 (no year), 26mm 'SEA/POST OFFICE/ D ' transit of the same date & 24mm 'ADEN/JUN:22' arrival b/s, faint discolouration & flap removed still unusually fine for this correspondence.

Grade B (Image1)

Estimate AU$100

ADEN: 1884-1901 QV Issues with various 'ADEN', ADEN CANTONMENT' or 'ADEN CAMP' squared-circles & cds on a wide variety of adhesives including 3p grey x2 (Gibbons states "Not on sale in Aden" & Robson Lowe in 1950 "Only one example is recorded"), 2a6p block of 6, 4a strip of 4, 12a x4, 1r grey x4, 1r green & carmine, Large Format 2r 3r (Parcels cds) & 5r x2 and a few Officials, 1893 1a on ½a Postal Card to Germany and 1901 cover to Austria (with lengthy letter in a Slavic language), generally fine to very fine.  (95 items) (Image1)

Estimate AU$400

ADEN: Sheikh Othman quartet 1915 cover to Sussex with 'I.E.F.' Overprint on 2a6p tied by Indian-pattern 'FPO/No 324/5DE15' cds & IEF Censor 7 cachet in red, very fine; 1915 & 1916 stampless Field Service covers to Bombay with fine or poor No 324 backstamps, some aging, censored by different officers; and 1925 cover to Aden with India ½a pair tied by light but obvious 'SHEIKH OTHMAN' cds, opened a bit roughly. [Sheikh Othman was the main water supply for Aden. The Turks captured it on 7.7.1915. It was re-taken by the British two weeks later & Army HQ established there]  (4)

Grade A/B (Image1)

Estimate AU$250