NEWFOUNDLAND: 1860 2d. orange-vermilion, good to large margins, showing part of papermakers watermark, STACEY WISE ''185-''8, unused (no-gum), nonetheless a rare item as only 250 examples were printed from 5000 which show the watermark, with fresh colour. Ex Professor Albert Hamilton, SG 10 £600+; Est £300-£350 (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: 1910 12c pale red-brown, horizontal pair, variety "IMPERFORATE". Fine unused as issued. SG 104a, £325; Est £100-£120 (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: 1919 3c. brown otpd "FIRST TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR POST APRIL. 1919, initialled in ink ''J A R'' ( J A Robinson, the Postmaster General) on the reverse, large part o.g. Small crease at lower right, barely detracts. A presentable example of this rarity, with just two hundred examples overprinted. SG 142 cat £22,000; Est £10000-£12000 (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: 1919 $1 on 15c bright scarlet block of 6 (3 x 2), 3 stamps showing no comma after 'AIR POST' variety, bend affecting two stamps otherwise unmounted o.g. SG 143/143a; Est £240-£260 (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: 1920 3c on 35c red block of 25 (5 x 5), hinged on 7 stamps, otherwise unmounted o.g. SG 147; Est £100-£120 (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: 1921 35c red block of 4, the left 2 stamps showing no comma after '1921' variety, fine unmounted o.g. SG 148/148a; Est £160-£180 (Image)

NEWFOUNDLAND: COLLECTIONS AND RANGES: 1860-1947 mint collection housed in a small stockbook, including: 1860 3d. green to deep green, 1862 1d. chocolate-brown and 5d. chocolate-brown (shades), 1987-1918 set of six to 5c. blue, selected range of KGV and KGVI values, also included is a small assortment of other Canadian Provinces, mixed condition, viewing recommended (hundreds); Est £200-£220 (Image)