1913-99 Used collection in three S.G. Australia albums virtually complete with Kangaroo issues comprising 1913-14 first watermark set of 15 (£2 C.T.O as usual, small stain), 1915 second watermark set of seven (the 5/- with inverted watermark), 1915-27 third watermark set of eleven, 1923-24 £1, 1929-30 Multiple Crown over A set of seven, 1931-36 Multiple Crown over COFA set of seven, KGV Head sets complete, 1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge 5/- C.T.O, a few mint KGV and QEII blocks and coil pairs including 1941 2d scarlet coil pair (S.G. 184a), also 1988 Bicentennial Collection booklets in case and 1992/3 year book. S.G. £15,000+. (100s). Photo on Page 146. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image1)

1913 First watermark 10/-, £1 and £2 handstamped "Specimen", a few short or pulled perfs but scarce. S.G. 14/16s, £1,400. (3). Photo on Page 146. (Image1)

1915-36 Kangaroo issues with Specimen overprints comprising 1915-27 third watermark 10/-, £1 and £2 set of three, 1924 £1 grey, 1929-30 Multiple Crown over A 10/- and £2, 1931-36 Multiple Crown over COFA 10/-, £1 and £2 set of three, all fine, S.G. 43/5, 75, 112/4, 136/8s, £1,510. (9). Photo on Page 146. (Image1)

1934 Multiple Crown COFA £2 black and rose commercially used with c.d.s cancel, one short perf at top, otherwise fine. S.G. 138, £600. Photo on Page 146. (Image1)

1937 1/- Deep red "Chambon" Essay marginal block of four with two blank labels above, printed in the design of the Lyre Bird stamp (with "AUSTRALIA" and "ONE SHILLING" scored through on the die) by France's stamp printing works on their Chambon printing presses, in connection with efforts by the French authorities to sell Chambon intaglio printing equipment to the Australian Note Printing Branch. A superb block, exceptional centering, unmounted mint with full gum. Ex Dam·sio collection. BW144PP(1)A, $4,000+. Photo on Page 150. (Image1)

1941 Lyre Bird 1/- perf 15x14 lower marginal block of four, lower printing partially missing from the base of the lower pair resulting in "ONE SHILLING" being omitted from both stamps, superb unmounted mint. A very unusual and rare variety, with Ceremuga certificate (2016). Ex Dam·sio collection. S.G. 192, var. Photo on Page 150. (Image1)

1952-57 KGVI and QEII Definitives, specialised study in an album with mint corner, corner imprint, gutter or gutter imprint blocks and First Day Covers of the KGVI 41/2d, 61/2d brown, 61/2d green, 1/01/2, 2/6 and QEII 1d - 1/7, also QEII 1d used with white line caused by a piece of thread on the plate, 3d block with perforations shifted to the left, other F.D.Cs including 10d with Certified Mail receipt, 4d booklet pane of six, etc. (280 + 15 F.D.Cs).