#29-32, 1905 $½ to $2½ Kaiser Yacht unwatermarked, the $½ and $1 o.g., h.r., the $1½ regummed and the $2½ without gum, $1 with a couple stained perfs., otherwise fine-very fine; Scott $2,962. (Image)

Est. $500-750

#209-12, 1955 10h-50h Industrial Reconstruction cplt., o.g., l.h., fine-very fine set; Scott $715. (Image)

Est. $200-300

#245-46 var., 1957 40h and 55h 50th Anniversary of Boy Scout Movement presentation souvenir sheet, o.g., n.h., very fine and scarce (KPC #PSC 113). (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

#264a, 1957 40h and 205h Treaty of Friendship souvenir sheet, o.g., n.h., very fine; Scott $1,500. (Image)

Est. $500-750

#283a, 1958 40h Second Postal Week souvenir sheet, o.g., n.h., very fine; Scott $2,000. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Hellrigl #1, 1881 1a Ultramarine, pin-perforated on European wove paper, setting 1, unused single being remarkably well centered within large margins, bright fresh color, extremely fine; Scott #1, $300.00; S.G #1, £350. (Image)

Est. $150-200

Hellrigl #2, 1881 2a Bright purple, pin-perforated on European wove paper, setting 1-3, a premium mint example of this first issue value, featuring outstanding centering within large balanced margins, rich color on bright white paper, full light brown o.g., lightly hinged, extremely fine; a highly select single of this scarce stamp; 1984 Hellrigl certificate; Scott #2, $375.00; S.G.#2, £400. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Hellrigl #3a., 1881 4a Green, pin-perforated on European wove paper, setting 1, horiz. pair, appears to be positions 17-18, well centered and margined, attractive strong color, full light brown o.g., light h.r., very fine; multiples, even pairs, of this value are very elusive and scarce; Scott #3, $1,000.00+; S.G. #3, £1,100+. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Hellrigl #4a var., 1881 1a Dull deep blue on European wove paper, imperforate, setting 2 or 3, unused without gum as issued, especially well centered within extra-large balanced margins, fresh white paper, the color is exceptional and the certificate notes "the shade of this stamp is very scarce, being an intermediate shade between the dull blue shade typical of setting 2 and the milky blue shade typical of setting 3," the certificate numbers this as Hellrigl #4a but does not specify the setting, extremely fine; 1984 Hellrigl certificate; Scott #4 var., $175.00+; S.G. #1 var., £225. (Image)

Est. $100-150

Hellrigl #7b, c. 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, tete-beche pair in bottom margin block of four, setting 8, position 54-55/62-63, inverted cliche is 62, unused without gum as issued, large wide margins all around, rich color, choice very fine; a nice block that eliminates all other settings than possibly 7 which is a far scarcer setting; ex-Garratt-Adams; Scott #7 var., a var.; S.G. #7, a, £880. (Image)

Est. $200-300

Hellrigl #7b, c. 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, tete-beche pair setting 8, position 51-55/59-63, reconstructed bottom margin block of ten (5x2) consisting of a block of six at left (faint horiz. crease in bottom row) and block of four, shows all three tete-beche pairs in this setting and only in this setting, inverted cliches are 52, 59 and 62 but not 63, unused without gum as issued, full to extra-wide margins all around, rich color, very fine marginal position block that is crucial to setting 8 ex-Garratt-Adams; Scott #7, a; S.G. #7, a, £2,360+. (Image)

Est. $400-500

Hellrigl #7b, c. 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, tete-beche pair in bottom right corner margin block of 12 (4x3), setting 8, position 45-48/53-56/61-64, inverted cliche is 62, unused without gum as issued, large wide margins all around, particularly intense color, this block also contains the striking constant plate flaw of deep vertical split starting in the top right corner, choice very fine and a lovely position block; Scott #7 var., a var.; S.G. #7, a, £2,000+. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Hellrigl #7b, var., 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, setting 8, positions 21-24/29-32/37-40, right margin block of twelve (4x3) showing large portion of sheet frameline, unused without gum as issued, other margins are large, rich color, contained in this attractive multiple showing progressive plate flaw of long diagonal scratch through left margin (pos. 37) and constant plate flaw with bottom right corner dented (pos. 39), very fine and choice multiple; Scott #7 var.; S.G. #7, a, £1,680+. (Image)

Est. $200-300

Hellrigl #7b, c. 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, tete-beche pair, left margin block of 31, positions 1/60, being one half of a sheet less only the top right corner stamp (pos.4), setting 8 (or possibly 9), contains two tete-beche pairs with inverted cliches 52 and 59, unused without gum as issued, large wide margins all around, first two words of the inscription at top and sheet margins at the left and bottom showing traces of the sheet framelines, nice clear color and impression, this block also contains constant or progressive plate flaws in positions 12, 25, 27-28, 33 and 4, unobtrusive horiz. folds between 3rd and 4th and 6th and 7th rows, very fine and suitable for display; Scott #7 var., a var.; S.G. #7, a, £4,980+. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Hellrigl #7b, c. 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, complete sheet of 64, setting 8, unused without gum as issued, this setting is characterized by the inscription reading inwards and being only at top with sheet framelines on the other three sides about 6-7mm from the stamps, virtually all the known sheets of this setting are trimmed to these lines, three inverted cliches are found in positions 52, 59 and 62 making three horiz. or vert. tete-beche pairs possible, in addition sixteen constant plate flaws are present plus another eight progressive flaws, this sheet is particularly fresh with a scarcer clear blue color, lighter than often seen but in the dark blue family, on bright paper, light and unobtrusive horiz. and vert. folds between rows in the center of the sheet as all sheets normally have, very fine; choice sheet of this setting being the first setting on native paper that full sheets are known for the One Anna value; Scott #7 var, a var.; S.G. #7, a, £9,920+. (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000

Hellrigl #7b, c. 1886-89 1a Dark blue, early printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, complete sheet of 64, setting 8, unused without gum as issued, a similar sheet to the above showing all the features of this setting as described there with three inverted cliches in positions 52, 59 and 62, plus the constant and progressive plate flaws, this sheet has rich dark blue color on quite fresh paper (small light stain in the bottom margin), normal light and unobtrusive horiz. and vert. folds between rows in the center of the sheet, very fine; ex-Garratt-Adams; Scott #7 var, a var.; S.G. #7, a, £9,920+. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

Hellrigl #11, a, 1889-98 1a Grey blue, later printings on native paper of good quality, imperforate, tete-beche pair, two pairs in bottom left corner block of 10, setting 8-10, positions 49-53/52-61, unused without gum as issued, the inverted cliches are positions 52 and 59, unused without gum as issued, attractive light color that becomes a bit darker to the right, fairly clear impression, sheet margins show a trace of the frameline at left, large margins on the other two sides, light vert. fold between rows 4 and 5, very fine and choice; this combination of inverted cliches can only appear in settings 8-10; Scott #7,a, $435+; S.G. #10, a, £258+. (Image)

Est. $150-200

Hellrigl #13b var., 1889-98 4a Yellow green, later printings on native paper of good quality, pin-perforated, setting 8B, positions 2-5/10-13/18-21, top margin partial inscription block of twelve,(4x3), unused without gum as issued, large sheet margin showing the sheet frameline and the inscription confirming the setting, stamps are well centered within the block, bright yellow green color, somewhat blurred impression more typical of this later printing but showing constant plate flaw of very deep horiz. split in the bottom framelines of position 2, red ms. notation in top inscription, otherwise very fine; a very scarce inscription margin block confirming the setting and being pin-perforated as rarely occurred starting again in this period; Scott #9, $660.00+; S.G. #12, £564+. (Image)

Est. $400-500

Hellrigl #20b, c, 1898-1901 1a (Pale) gray green on native paper of poor quality, pin-perforated, tete-beche pair, setting 20-23, horiz. pair positions 39-40, the latter being inverted, plus left margin horiz. pair, positions 17-18, unused without gum as issued, both are fresh and well centered in the same scarce gray green shade, very fine; 1984 Hellrigl certificates for each; Scott #18 var., a var.; S.G. #19, a, £640. (Image)

Est. $200-300

Hellrigl #22, 1898-1903 4a Yellow green on native paper of poor quality, pin-perforated, setting 9, irregular block of 14 (3x5 less top right stamp), positions 9-10/41-43, unused without gum as issued, stamps are fresh and well centered, color is a particularly bright yellow green with nice impressions, very fine; 1984 Hellrigl certificate; Scott #22, $2,100.00+; S.G. #21, £2,100. (Image)

Est. $400-500

Hellrigl #22, 1898-1903 4a Yellow green on native paper of poor quality, pin-perforated, setting 9, postally used block of four, positions 21-22/29-30, Kathmandu II cancellations, fine and a very rare used pin-perforated block that due to its high franking was probably used on a parcel; 1984 Hellrigl certificate; Scott #22, $600.00+; S.G. #21, £600+. (Image)

Est. $100-150

Hellrigl #22c, 1898-1903 4a Yellow green on native paper of poor quality, pin-perforated, tete-beche pair, settings 9-11, positions 53-54, the latter being the inverted cliche, unused without gum as issued, typical trace of toning, very well centered, very fine; 1984 Hellrigl certificate; Scott #22a, $900.00; S.G. #21a, £900. (Image)

Est. $150-200

Hellrigl #26, 1901-02 1a Grey blue with recut frame on European wove paper, imperforate, tete-beche pair, setting 26, believed to be positions 15-16 with the former inverted, unused without gum as issued, from the first state with very sharp crisp impression, large balanced margins, very fresh with bright color, extremely fine; tete-beche pairs are of the greatest rarity with only about a dozen examples believed to exist; including imperforates and pin perforated examples; Scott #23c, $1,900.00+; S.G. #24a, £1,900+; catalog values are for two singles. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Hellrigl #26b, 1901-02 1a Dark blue with recut frame on European wove paper, imperforate, setting 26, state 2, w ell margined single tied to reverse of a portion of a cover by well struck circular Karnali cancel, color is fresh and attractive, very fine; an exceptionally scarce example of this rare stamp used; Scott 23b, $1,000.00; S.G. #24, £1,000. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Hellrigl #28, a, 1901-1903 1a Blue with recut frame on native paper, pin-perforated, tete-beche pair, setting 27, state 1, left vertical half sheet of 32, positions 1-4/57-60, ample portions of sheet margins at top, bottom and left, full margin at right, a handsome block containing four inverted cliches in positions18, 27, 41 and 51), rich color and fairly clear impression, normal light vert. and horiz. folds, otherwise very fine; 1985 Hellrigl certificate; Scott #14, a, $1,200.00+; S.G. #28, a, £1,176+. (Image)

Est. $300-400