King George VI: Mainly unmounted mint group of varieties and oddities inc. 11/2d. red-brown vertical strip of five with streaky rear offset, 1939 6d. marginal block of six with doctor blade flaw, 1941 2d. orange marginal block of four with misplaced perforations, 1941 21/2d. ultramarine corner block of six with unusual ink spill flaw on one unit, 1948 Silver Wedding £1 with “CANCELLED” overprint and three punch holes, 1951 21/2d. marginal block of ten with doctor blade flaw, 1951 £1 marginal showing re-entry to “DIEU”, coil leader and end group for 1/2d., 1d. and 2d. values (a few with sideways watermark), Training School bar cancellations on 1938-39 blocks of four 4d., 5d., 6d., 9d., 10d. and 1s. plus an imperf. 4d. pair, 1941/42 1d., 11/2d., 2d. and 3d. in blocks of four and 1950-51 1/2d., 1d., 11/2d., 2d. 21/2d. and 4d. in blocks of four and a few others, chiefly fine. (Image1)

King George VI: An accumulation in two stockbooks and on leaves, incl. mainly controls with 9d. “E/39” control block of six (2), 1s. “E/39, “U/47” and cylinder “19” control blocks of six, duplication, etc. (many 100s) (Image1)

King George VI: A collection in a binder with mint issues incl. 1939-48 2s.6d. (both) to £1 sets (2), selection of positional varieties, booklet panes, covers and cards with f.d.c’s and airmails, also some K.E.VIII and G.B. overprinted issues, etc. (few 100s) (Image1)

King George VI: A mint collection on leaves, incl. 1937-47 1/2d. to 21/2d. watermark sideways, 1/2d. to 21/2d. watermark inverted, 1939-48 set, 1951 Festival set, etc., mainly unmounted. (83) (Image1)

King George VI: A mint collection on leaves, incl. 1939-48 and 1951 Festival high values mint, booklet panes, etc. (95) (Image1)

King George VI: A K.G.VI collection on leaves, mint and used, incl. 1937-47 1/2d. to 21/2d. watermark sideways mint, 1939-48 set mint, 1951 Festival set unmounted mint, etc., varied condition. (100s) (Image1)

King George VI: Mint unmounted range comprising 1937-47, 1941-42 and 1950-51 sets incl. listed sideways and inverted watermarks, 1950-51 1d. dramatically misperforated horizontally, 1939-48 high values, 1940 Stamp Centenary plus ‘G/40’ control blocks of six of each value, 1937/51 commemoratives and high values with a few multiples showing imprints or flaws with 1948 Olympics 3d. blocks of four and six both showing crown flaw, 1s. with white spot below ‘9’ etc., 1937 Coronation (2) and 1948 Silver Wedding 21/2d. f.d.c’s and a few others. (100s) (Image1)

King George VI: 1937-47 2d. orange imprimatur in an imperf. tête-bêche horizontal pair with gutter margin, each stamp with “N/P/IMPRIMATUR” handstamp on reverse, fine with full gum, rare. S.G. Spec. Q10. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1937-47 1s. bistre- brown cylinder 16 in blocks of six, no dot and dot perf. type 6, stamps are unmounted mint. S.G. Spec. Q28. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1939-48 2s.6d. (both) to £1 set of six in full fine unmounted mint sheets of 40, each in a double glazed colour co-ordinated frame. S.G. 476-478c, cat. £17,000+. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1939-48 2s.6d. (both) to £1 set in fine unmounted mint blocks of four, in single double glazed frame. S.G. 476-478c, cat. £1,700. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1939-48 2s.6d. brown, corner strip of four, unmounted mint (hinged in selvedge), folded down one row of perfs., fine. S.G. 476, cat. £400+. (Image1)

King George VI: 1941-42 1d. pale scarlet, imperforate on three sides mint horizontal pair, a few gum wrinkles otherwise fine. S.G. 486c, cat. £8,500. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1941-42 21/2d. light ultramarine, three pairs used on censored airmail cover to New York, the stamps have been cancelled by c.d.s’s which have then been overstruck by a dumb circular obliteration in deep purple to obscure the point of origin (possibly a port or ship), unusual. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1941-42 21/2d. light ultramarine variety imperforate single, fine with gum. Brandon certificate (1996). Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1948 Silver Wedding set used on illustrated first day cover, fine. S.G. 493-4. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: ?1951 Festival 2s.6d. to £1 set in fine unmounted mint sheets of 40, presented in double glazed colour co-ordinated frames. S.G. 509-512, cat. £4,000+. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1951 Festival 2s.6d. to £1 set in unmounted mint blocks of four, fine. S.G. 509-512, cat. £400+. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 1951 Festival 2s.6d. to £1 set used with accompanyig commemoratives on plain registered first day cover with Eastcheap B.O. c.d.s. cancellations, fine. S.G. 509-514. Photo. To be sold on behalf of the B.M.S. Stamp Bureau charity. (Image1)

King George VI: 2s. Booklets: 1937 2s. booklet edition 388, mixed perfs., fine. S.G. BD11, cat. £1,100. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 2s. Booklets: 1937 (Aug.) 2s. booklet edition 393, mixed perfs., one or two minor imperfections, otherwise fine. S.G. BD11, cat. £1,100. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 2s. Booklets: 1937 2s. booklet edition 394, mixed perfs., fine. S.G. BD11, cat. £1,100. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 2s. Booklets: 1938 2s. booklet edition 422, mixed perfs., gum toning, otherwise fine. S.G. BD12, cat. £1,100. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 2s. Booklets: 1938 2s. booklet edition 425, all panes overprinted “CANCELLED” and punched type 33P, front cover dated “29 JUL 1938”, fine. S.G. BD12. Photo. (Image1)

King George VI: 2s. Booklets: 1938 2s. booklet edition 432, mixed perfs., fine. S.G. BD12, cat. £1,100. Photo. (Image1)