1946-49 3d black and blue with variety dot by oval, fine used; cert. RPS (2013). (Image)

1946-49 1/2d. to 1/- set of eight; perforated "SPECIMEN"; fine mint (Image)

1946-49 6d. black and ochre, variety South Poke, fine used. (Image)

1946-49 1/2d to 1S set of nine in mint N.H. imprint blocks of 8, the first and third stamps on the top row with dot on "T" variety except the 2 1/2d and 3d, some gum fox spots, a fine and scarce positional set.

1948 (Apr 5) envelope to London, bearing 1s3d to £1, neatly tied by Falkland Islands Dependency Graham land cds, fine. (Image)

1944 (Feb. 12) 1/2d. to 1/- used on FDC from Port Lockroy; fine and scarce.

1944-45 1/2d. to 1/- set of eight, Perforated "SPECIMEN" mint n.h.; scarce. (Image)

1944-45 South Georgia Dependency set of 8 with "SPECIMEN" perfin, mint l.h., very fine (S.G. £650). (Image)

1944-45 1/2d. to 1/- Set of 8, Perf. "SPECIMEN" fine mint. (Image)

1944-45 1/2d. to 1/- set of 8 Perforated "SPECIMEN" mint NH. scarce. (Image)

1878-1920, Small group incl. 1878-79 no wmk 4d grey-black mint part o.g (slightly toned), light vertical bend along perfs at left, scarce (S.G. £1'400), 4d grey-black lightly used and 1891-1902 1d used (2 different shades), and 1912-20 5s mint h.r. (cert. APS 2006). (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s mint h.r., oxidised colour and slightly toned gum, nicely centred example (S.G. £850). (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s used with neat partial cancel of Fox Bay double circle ds, well centred and a choice example, very fine and scarce (S.G. £1'600). (Image)

1933 Centenary 10s tied to small piece by complete Port Stanley double circle ds, well centred and superb example of this scarce and popular stamp (S.G. £1'600); plus 1933 1/2d pair on cover to England cancelled by Port Stanley 7 JU 33 cds. (Image)

1905-38, Two covers and one postcard sent to Patagonia (Argentina) including two items sent to Rio Gallegos, one a 1905 postcard franked with KEVII 1d, the other a 1938 O.H.M.S envelope franked with KGVI 2 1/2d flock of sheep issue, and 1935 cover to Bahia Laura, Santa Cruz province, Patagonia, which is torn top, franked with two 1d Coronation issues and a 1/2d green (all uncancelled), an interesting and scarce lot.

1907, 1d dull coppery red on thick paper, mint marginal strip of four from the lower right corner of the sheet; some hinge strengthening and each stamp with a light expertising mark on reverse, fine; cert. BPA (1973). (Image)

1922, £1 black on red, perf 13 1/2 x 14, wmk multi crown CA, mint, original gum, some gum cracking, small hinge remains to reverse, fine example (SG £550). (Image)

1912 (May 6), Large piece from a registered envelope franked with 3s slate-green and the 5s deep-rose-red (SG66 and SG67) neatly cancelled by a crisp Falkland Islands cds with Registered label "Falkland Islands (Stanley) No. 120", slight soiling, however fine scarce examples of these stamps used on a piece in combination (SG £220 as single stamps). (Image)

1915 (Mar 31) long registered envelope to Switzerland with 1912-20 1s tied by Port Stanley double circle ds and London registered oval, Stanley reg'n label adjacent, Berne arrival, very fine. (Image)

1933, Centenary of British Administration, complete set of 12 values, mint n.h. with original gum, well centred, fresh strong colour, the £1 with side marginal, a scarce and very fine group (SG £4'250). (Image)

1933 Centenary £1 black and carmine, mint l.h., well-centred and very fine, only 2'711 sold (S.G. £2'500). (Image)

1960 Study on nine album pages of the De La Rue and Waterlow printings of the Queen Elizabeth II stamps (S.G. 193, 193a, 195 and 195a), with 45 examples illustrating how to distinguish the weak entries on the 1/2d to 2d issues, a fascinating selection, ideal for further expansion or integrating into an existing collection.

1971 5p. on 1 1/2d error surcharge on the wrong value, mint n.h., very scarce with only 3 sheets (180 stamps) printed. (Image)