N1(2): ½d green tied by JERSEY 20 Jan 1942 FIRST DAY machine cancel to local blue unsealed envelope, clean and very fine. (SG 1 pair) (Image)

Est. 16+

N2: 1d vermilion tied by JERSEY CHANNEL ISLANDS 1 Apr ‘41 FIRST DAY cds to local manilla unsealed envelope, clean and very fine. (SG 2) (Image)

Est. 16+

N3,N4: ½d green and 1d scarlet Jersey Views, each tied by JERSEY CHANNEL ISLANDS 1 JU ‘43 FIRST DAY cds to local sepia view picture postcard, clean and very fine. (SG 3,4) (Image)

Est. 20+

N5: 1½d brown Jersey View tied by JERSEY CHANNEL ISLANDS 8 JU ‘43 FIRST DAY cds to local sepia view picture postcard, clean and very fine. (SG 5) (Image)

Est. 15+

252-257: 1940 Centenary of the Postage Stamp, ½d to 3d cpl tied to colourful commemorative Registered FDC by Frederick St Rotherham Yorkshire 6 MY 40 cds cancels, fine. (Image)

Est. 40+

STANLEY GIBBONS Queen Elizabeth II - Pre-Decimal Issues Volume 3 - 12th ed (2011), light used

Est. 50+

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA ON BRITISH EMPIRE POSTAGE STAMPS, 1661-1947: Volume 1 Great Britain And The Empire In Europe Hardcover, Robson Lowe, including 1st supplement, USED with some staining on top of first few pages

Est. 40+

592-611: 1857-1957 ovpts, 20 vals complete, never hinged, f-vf. (SG 323/42 £11.50) (Image)

Cat. Val. 15.00

1763 Choice early stampless folded Trans-Atlantic letter, internally dated London 12 March 1763 and carried by private trader to New York and delivered personally by Captain (no postal markings), letter concerns dissolution of a business partnership, very fine. (Image)

Est. 150+

3: ONE PENNY: RED BROWN, Plate 1c, State 3 (LA) tied to folded letter, with Barnard's Castle 7 May 1841 double arc cancel to Hull 9 MY, scarce on cover, a few stains on reverse otherwise fine. (SG AS 7 - £700) (Image)

27: 6d lilac, left wing margin copy tied by London 1 SP 60 duplex to cover to Guelph, Canada West, with large '2d' (postage due) and 'UNPAID 5' straight line, also with Hamilton U.C. 14 SP 14 cds receiver on reverse, slight aging. (SG 68 - £240) (Image)

Est. 50+

54: 1/- green, Plate 4 (FD), ‘wing-margin’ copy with large uncoloured corner letters, wmk crown, tied by grid to REGISTERED PRE-PRINTED RETURN ENVELOPE from Lombard St, London 18 JU ‘70, sent by the Cunard steamer ‘Russia’ via ‘Cork’ (Ireland) to CANADA , Montreal 29 JU receiver on reverse, tear in backflap and slightly at top, otherwise a lovely and scarce 4d Registration plus double 4d letter rate. (Image)

Est. 100+

57: 5/- ROSE, Plate 1 (BB), light stain and creases, appears fine. (SG 126 - £675) (Image)

Cat. Val. 600.00

58: ½d lilac Postal Card, originally sent from London 7 AP '74 to Cushendall, IRELAND, 8 AP receiver on message side, FORWARDED 9 AP to Dublin with an additional ½d Bantam (Plate 10, pos HG) tied by Larne numeral '299' duplex, slight corner and card bends, still fine and attractive. (Image)

Est. 30+

98: ½d slate tied to ½d brown WRAPPER by St Neots 16 OC '85 numeral '686' duplexes, the FOREIGN NEWSPAPER/WRAPPER RATE to Halifax, scarce and very fine. (SG 187) (Image)

Est. 50+

98-107: 1883 Lilac and Green issue, 6d faded and some other minor faults, mostly f-vf. (SG 187/96 - £1720) (Image)

Cat. Val. 1682.00

113,114: 2d and 2½d Jubilee issue, both tied by 29 AU 90 ovals to REGISTERED cover from Battersea to CANADA, Kingston 8 SP transit and same day Belleville receiver on reverse, light toning/bends at right edge, still fine and colourful. (Image)

Est. 40+