1904-12 1d vermilion (minor perf damage) with part Falkland Islands CDS, and 2½d ultramarine with large part o.g., each with large part 'South Georgia' (Type Z2) struck across the stamp (usually applied as an underprint). Unusual. SG Z15, 17 (Image)

1904-12 1d vermilion with sideways watermark horizontal pair, South Georgia CDS of JY 4 10, with 'South Georgia' (Type Z2) across each stamp; and 1/- on piece with South Georgia CDS of DE 16 11, with 'South Georgia' correctly used as an underprint. The pair an unusual multiple. Also another pair of 1ds used on piece but this with faked Z2. SG Z15b, 19 (Image)

1904-12 1/- brown horizontal pair with good partial strike of the POST OFFICE * FALKLAND ISLANDS (Crown) cancel in brown, and a piece with a lower marginal example with 'South Georgia' underprint on the selvedge (Type Z2) and full South Georgia CDS of AU 16 10. The latter ex E.J. Andrew. SG 48, Z19 (Image)

1910-13 German South Polar Expedition postcard of the ship "Deutschland" to Germany, with, on reverse, 1d vermilion tied by South Georgia cds 'DE 16/11'. Some faults, still a scarce card. (Image)

1904-12 1d orange-vermilion with "PORT" (FOSTER) obliterator in conjunction with Falkland Islands cds, closed tear at top, still a rare mark. Ex Stern. SG Z105 £1,800 (Image)

1911 (11 NO) grey paper piece, struck in black with, "Paid at SOUTH GEORGIA" handstamp with manuscript "1d" and initials "EBB" for postmaster Edward B. Binnie, overstruck in conjunction with South Georgia, Heijtz SG1 d/r cds. Postmaster Binnie was forced to employ the handstamp from 18th October 1911 to 12th January 1912 during the visit of the ship Deutschland, the 35-man crew soon exhausting the limited supply of 1d and 2½d stamps. Heijtz certificate (2012). Fine and rare SG PH1 (Image)

1912-20 1d vermilion horizontal pair cancelled with straight line 'PORT FOSTER' obliterator in conjunction with Falkland Islands cds 'MR/13' applied at Stanley. Good RPS certificate (1988), a scarce commercial usage. SG Z105 £1,800 (Image)

1912 ½d KG V marginal example with complete diagonal strike of PORT FOSTER (and part of another strike at top left). Full unmounted o.g., with very faint toning. SG Z106 (Image)

1918-20 ½d green 'WAR STAMP' two singles and one vertical pair tied to small paper pieces tied by 'DECEPTION ISLAND' cancellation in violet (Heijtz B1) , a 2½d horizontal pair on piece, l/h stamp only tied and 2½d single. A useful group (5) (Image)

1921 registered cover to England, with the rest of the address removed, with type N1 New Island registration label, with 'NEW ISLAND' not deleted, applied over 'REGISTERED' in red ink, KEVII ½d and 3 x KGV 1d (the latter are a little oxidised) tied by South Georgia SG1 cds 'MR 1/21' and Plymouth arrival '13 AP 21' on reverse, a most attractive item SG 43, 61d (Image)

1921 (DEC 22) ½d,1d (oxidised) and 1s War Stamps on registered 'Iremonger' cover to Bristol, tied by Heijtz SG1 cdss: at left Heijtz SG3 registration label with 'NEW ISLAND' deleted and 'SG' inserted in manuscript. January 29 1922 London transit mark on reverse. Some soiling, still one of just three recorded examples of this registration label. (Image)

1922 (DEC 22) 6d and 1s on registered 'Iremonger' cover to Bristol, tied by Heijtz SG1 cds's: at left Heijtz SG3 registration label with 'NEW ISLAND' deleted and 'SG' inserted in manuscript. January 29 1922 London transit mark on reverse. Some soiling and ageing to cover, still one of just three recorded examples of this registration label. (Image)

1926 2½d pale purple on pale yellow, horizontal pair on cover to Cheshire, tied by d/r 'FOX BAY/5 12/26' cds: at left, Heijtz FB2 registration label with 'NEW ISLAND' deleted and 'Fox Bay' inserted in manuscript. Believed to be one of only five covers, all posted on the same day. (Ex Dr Lehmann). Fine and most attractive. (Image)

1932 2d grey block of 4, Whale and Penguin issue, cancelled by 'FOX BAY' cds code 'A', 'MR 14/2', the year contracted to '2' vice '1932' (Heijtz FB.1v1) registration label 6B (probably applied in Stanley) top left, Stanley transit and Maidstone '13 AP/32' arrival on reverse. An attractive cover. (Image)

South Georgia. 1904-12 3/- green and 5/- red on individual pieces, each with fine small 'South Georgia' imprint beneath the stamp and CDS (Heijtz SG1) of AUG 15 10. Very attractive, ex Bougainville. SG ZU3 (Z20-1) (Image)

South Georgia. 1912-23 3/- slate-green with South Georgia CDS ( Type SG 1) of MR 19 13. Fine. SG Z28, £375 (Image)

South Georgia. 1923 bisected use of the 2½d deep blue, the lower half diagonally bisect for use as 1d, tied to piece by backdated South Georgia ''MR 30/23'' CDS, the day date employing distinctive locally improvised ''3''. Ex Lawson, displayed to the RPSL on 29th May 1924 to illustrate his presentation on these unauthorised bisects; ''South Georgia (Falkland Islands): Notes Regarding the Unauthorised Bisected Stamp of March, 1923''. Together with a press report of the presentation. (Also see ''The Bisected Stamps of 1923'' by Malcolm Barton, Upland Goose Vol. VIII, no. 6, Dec. 1986.) Ex Bryant Rose (Image)

South Shetlands: three covers, including KGV ½d to 2½d on registered Iremonger cover all neatly tied with cds 'NO 4/28', South Georgia registration label type SG4. 2d purple two vertical pairs tied cds 'AP 3/29' South Georgia registration label type SG4 and 2½d blue Whale and Penguin issue on OHMS cover tied cds 'JA 30/31' (3) (Image)