1853-64 Group of 15 'Triangles' including 11 of Perkins Bacon printing (all values) and four of D.L.R. printing (1d.(2), 4d. and 1s.), all used, and almost all with three margins around (D.L.R. 1s. with a short cut into at upper left), fine/very fine. (SG from about £2500)
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1861, Woodblock 4d. deep bright blue used, touched at right, small thin at centre repaired. SG £5000. (Image)

1889 used postal stationery registered envelope 4d., uprated 1d. vertical pair, from Steynsburg (near Cradock) to Fauresmith, Orange Free State, cancelled by special "C G H" triangle h/s (not listed by Goldblatt and others), with "P.O. STEYNSBURG/OC 25/89" despatch cds alongside, red Fauresmith arrival cds on the reverse. One stamp (adhered at/across corner) with minor imperfections otherwise fine.
Value Add Taxes (19%) will be added to the hammer price and the buyers premium. (Image)

1901, Postal stationery envelope 2 Pence ½ Penny tied by "CARNOVORON A MR/25/01 C.G.H." cds., on reverse oval "CIVIL COMMISSIONER CARNOVORON MR/25/01 (CROWN)" censor ds. and taped with customslabel, arrival mark Germany on reverse, fine and scarce. (Image)

1820-1908 "CAPE OF GOOD HOPE - POSTAL HISTORY": Specialized collection of hundreds of stamps and more than 50 covers, written up on pages, and on stockpages, starting with a wide range of mostly different early British postmarks on 22 stampless covers (1820-1851 ca.), followed by a specialized section of about 140 triangle stamps including Perkins, Bacon & Co. and De La Rue issues with many colour shades, multiples and covers (as 1d. block of four on blued paper on 1855 cover from Grahamstown to Cape Town), three woodblocks and many others (with several certificates), also a similar section of the rectangular issues 1864-1904 with colour shades, covers etc., and few others like fiscal stamps. This fine collection was built by a German collector with passion and knowledge, and it is accompanied by handbooks, old auction catalogues, a lot of further information about stamps and postmarks, cut-outs from auction catalogues along with background information, listings etc.
A RECOMMENDABLE POSTAL HISTORY COLLECTION. (Image)

1853/1864, TRIANGULARS, lot of 65 stamps of all denominations, varied condition, in addition some forgeries. Perfect for study purposes, needs personal viewing. (Image)

1882/1902: Collection of 33 postal stationery items, with 6 mint, 9 cancelled-to-order and 18 used, with an uprated registered envelope, printed wrappers and postcards to Germany, also postage due, double cards etc., in mixed condition (obviously all with adhesion on back) otherwise good/fine. (Image)