1903 KEVII 2c Stamp Die Proof in black on white glazed card, 92x60mm, very fine. This 2c value stamp was only used on postal stationery postcards.

1903 Proofs of the 2c, 5c and 6c stationery stamps on two single pieces of wove paper, in grey-black with frame lines around the stamps, or with the frame lines removed in black, also c.1908 plate proof block of six and a pair in black of the 6c stamp with value shown as a numeral (used for the new 6c stationery issued in 1908). (14 Proofs).

1903 10c Registration stamp, Die Proof in orange on vertically laid paper, 34x40mm, fine and scarce. Also a size F Specimen envelope showing the issued stamp in pink. (2). Photo on Page 72. (Image1)

1912 KGV 2c Die Proof, the stamp inscribed "Postage Postage" (only used for postal stationery), in black on white glazed card, dated "16 Oct." in pencil, 92x60mm, very fine.

1912 KGV 2c Die Proof, the stamp inscribed "Postage Postage" (only used for postal stationery), in black on white glazed card, dated "17 Oct." in pencil, 92x60mm, very fine.

1912 KGV 2c, 5c and 6c "Postage Postage" stamp proofs, composite sheets of six in yellow or brown-purple each comprising two proofs of each value, a double frame line around each stamp, on white glazed paper. (12 Proofs).

1912 KGV 2c, 5c and 6c "Postage Postage" stamp proofs each with a double frame line, composite proofs of the three values on ten pieces all in differing colours, all fine, on white glazed paper. (30 Proofs).

1912 KGV 2c (8), 5c (8), 6c (8) and 9c (4) "Postage Postage" stamp proofs with a double frame line, all in differing colours, also composite proof strips of the 2c, 5c and 6c values in black or yellow, on white glazed paper. (34 Proofs).

1912 KGV "Postage Postage" stamp proofs with the frame lines removed, with a composite proof comprising 2c and 5c blocks of four in brown, single 5c and 6c proofs in brown, 2c pairs in blue or brown, 5c and 6c (2) blocks of four in blue, 5c and 6c (2) blocks of four in brown, all on white glazed paper. Also four spaced 2c proofs in red on card, this proof piece very unusual. (42 Proofs). Photo on Page 72. (Image1)