1854/57, Half Lengh, litho by Campbell&Fergusson, 3 d. greenish blue, good to very large margins, and used with outcome, very fine and scarce, certificate RPSV (1995)

1863/74, Laureated 1d. bluish-green printed double, neatly cancelled "SANDHURST FE 16 65", very fine, rare stamp. Certificate RPSV (2001) 

1873/87, wm V over crown, 1 sh.indigo blue on blue with wm sideways, neatly cancelled, very fine, a scarce stamp. Certificate RPSV (2007) 

1885/95, STAMP DUTY, 4d. lilac, the error of colour, neatly cancelled, very fine, a rare stamp. Certificate RPSV (2007) 

1899/1901, 2d. violet with wm sideways, unused with large part original gum, very fine, a rare stamp in this condition. Certificate RPSV (2008) 

Perf.11, 6d. dull green, unused with large part original gum, a fine and scarce stamp, certificate RPSV (1996)

1901/10, compound perf. 12½ x 12 with line perforation 11 at top, 1½d. unused with large part original gum, very fine and scarce, certificate BPA (2000) 

1901/10, compound perf. 12½ x 12 with line perforation 11 at top, 1½d. lightly used, very fine and scarce, certificate RPSV (1994) 

1901/10, compound perf. 12½ x line perforation 11 at top, 3d. dull orange-brown, used, very fine and scarce, certificate BPA (2000) 

1901/10, compound perf. 12½ x line perforation 11 at top, 6d. emerald, used, very fine and scarce, certificate RPSV (1999) 

Perf.11, 1 sh. orange, unused with large part original gum, a fine and scarce stamp, certificate RPSV (1998)

VICTORIA (AUSTRALIA) – AUSTRIA: 1867, pre-paid entire letter from Melbourne to Vienna, franked with laureated 6 d. blue  and 1 sh. blue on blue, tied by duplex "MELBOURNE OC 26 67", marked "1/-" in red for the distance to Alexandria and "15" kreuzer for the conveyance to Vienna.

VICTORIA (AUSTRALIA) – AUSTRIA: 1870, pre-paid entire letter from Melbourne to Vienna, franked with laureated 2 d. violet and 10 sh. dull purple on pink, tied by duplex "MELBOURNE AU 13 70", marked "6"(pence) in red fort he distance to Alexandria and "15" kreuzer for the conveyance to Vienna.

1850/1912, sehr reichhaltige 2bändige Sammlung, nach Stanley Gibbons spezialisiert gesammelt mit Farben, Stempeln, Einheiten und Besonderheiten, dabei eine Vielzahl von guten und gesuchten Werten wie zum Beispiel SG 3a, 4a (2), 9b ohne Gummi, 26 a ohne Gummi, 33 (13), 34 (5), 35 (4), 61, 93,152 a, 191 a (2), 359 a (5), 415 ungebraucht, 422 b, 441,442 (2), schöner Teil OS-Lochungen, etc. etc.; vieles mit Fotoattest. Ein ganz außerordentliches Objekt.

1850/1912 (ca.), reichhaltige 2bändige Sammlung der Entwertungen, beginnend mit 6 Schmetterlingsstempeln und über 20 Nummernstempel im Oval, gefolgt von den späteren Nummernstempeln, Ortsstempeln, und besondere Stempel, einige hundert Marken und Briefstücke