GB USED ABROAD: 1858 6d lilac tied by Demerara "A03" numeral on cover addressed to Scotland with Demerara (AU 23 1858), Greenock (SE 18 1858), Campbeltown (SE 18 1858) c.d.s. on reverse, SG Z3: Estimate £100-£150 (Image)

GB USED ABROAD: 1859 6d lilac (left and bottom margins scissors separated), on cover to London tied with “A04” of Berbice, Berbice double arc on reverse (JU 8 1859), London Paid c.d.s. on front, RPS cert. 2001, fine and scarce, SG Z8: Estimate £200-£300 (Image)

1938/52 mint Plate blocks collection on two Hagner sheets, mainly unmounted, a good proportion ex the SG reference collection with pencilled dates on the selvedge. Comprises 1ct (2), 2ct (11), 4ct (10), 6ct (5), 24ct, 36ct (3), 48ct (6), 60ct to $2 one each, $3 (2, one in each perf). SG 308a-319 Note that early printings did not always have Plate numbers; lower right corner blocks may be considered to be 'unnumbered' Plate blocks. There is duplication of numbers where the collector considered the blocks to be from different printings: Estimate £250-£300 (Image)

1954-63 set printings collection on three Hagner sheets, each top marginal, hinged on the selvedge only leaving the stamps unmounted. Each with a printing date pencilled on the top selvedge; no original printings. 1ct (4), 2ct (9), 3ct (6), 4ct (6 Waterlow, 2 DLR), 5ct (4), 6ct (6, 2), 8ct (4, 2), 12ct (4, 1), 24ct (8), 36ct (4), 48ct (3, 2), 72ct (0, 2), $1 (6), $2 (2, 2) and $5 (0,1). The printing information can't be guaranteed but there seems little reason to doubt its veracity. SG 331/345a: Estimate £200-£250 (Image)

POSTAL HISTORY: 1870 local cover from Berbice to Georgetown with a pair of 1866-71 2c orange perf. 10, top stamp has a tear and missing top left corner, both cancelled with "A04" obliterator marks, Berbice and Demerara c.d.s. on reverse (DE 21 1870), fine: Estimate £100-£150 (Image)