I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1900 1a blue unused without gum as issued, good margins save close at right. Small thinned area by hinge; scarce. SG 3, £1100; Scott 2 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 unused imperforate multiples. ¼a rose-pink tête-bêche block of four, one horizontal pair imperf and the other pin perf, faults; 1r brown-lilac block of twelve (3 x 4), third row creased, causing a tear; 5r pair, marginal at left, horizontal crease at top causing a tear to the right stamp. SG 5a, 18, 20; Scott 4, 13A, 15 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 ¼a rose-pink vertical pair, unused without gum as issued. Lower stamp shows a double impression, not listed in Part 1. SG 5a var; Scott 4 var (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1900 ½a lilac fresh unused, without gum as issued; wrinkle at top but excellent appearance. SG 7, £400; Scott 9 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1900 (FE 9) cover from Kishangarh to Arain, franked by 1899-1900 ½a imperf in a lovely pastel 'lavender' shade which is related to but different from the listed 'lilac' of the unused examples usually seen. Tied to very neat envelope by choice circular KISHENGARH/RAJ P.O. circular pmk with manuscript date FE 9 00 in RED, with equally fine ARAIN/RAJ P.O. delivery postmark at foot, showing date '9-2 1900' in black manuscript. Stamp with unobtrusive crease at top, and cover with trivial toned spots at foot, mentioned for accuracy, nevertheless a superb cover of great rarity. Clear ISES Certificate (2010) as SG 7 ('lilac'). SG 7 var; Scott 9 var (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 ½a light blue, unused without gum as issued, showing the stamp impression doubled. SG 11c var; Scott 6 var (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1902 (AU 07) cover with 1900 ½a light blue on reverse neatly tied, faults but a scarce usage; and 1908 (MR) ¼a carmine used on postcard, also with faults but scarce. SG 11c, 42; Scott 6, 27 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 4a chocolate horizontal strip of four, without gum as issued. The right-hand stamp shows a decent double impression, not listed in Part 1. SG 16, var; Scott 12, var (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 1r brown-lilac imperforate horizontal pair, unused without gum, as issued. The right stamp shows a clear double print, creased but an unlisted variety. SG 18, var; Scott 13A var (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 2r brown-red imperforate horizontal strip of three, unused without gum as issued. Rather carelessly cut from the sheet. SG 19, £360; Scott 14 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1898-1900 imperforate 5r mauve unused horizontal pair, margins close to touching in places, displaying pencil grid lines. SG 20, £240; Scott 15 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 ¼a yellow-green showing pin-perfs on one side and part of another, used with 23 OC 15 CDS, serious defects including cracked/torn right across the stamp, affixed to piece. SG 21, £900; Scott 17 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 pin-perf unused group. ¼a rose-pink horizontal pair imperforate between, folded between; ½a green vertical pair, showing double perfs between, sensibly reinforced; 1a pink, minor bend; 1r green two different printings, in startling shades of blue-green and olive-green. SG 22ae, 24 var, 27b, 32; Scott 16a var, 19 var, 20E, 22 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 1a brown-lilac pin-perf, used with RUPNAGAR CDS of 2 AP 04, showing a reasonable double print. Defective at right; an unlisted variety. SG 29 var; Scott 10 var (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1911 Court notice bearing 4a chestnut on laid paper, tied by 25 DE CDS. Appears imperforate, but close inspection shows pin-perfs at top. Stain, well clear of stamp. SG 31c; Scott 21B var. (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 2r brown-red, pin perf. Two unused blocks of four, without gum as issued, in contrasting shades; the darker block with three stamps creased. SG 34, £280; Scott 23 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1899-1900 5r mauve on thin wove paper, pin-perf block of twenty-four (8 x 3), unused. Creases affecting three columns, still a spectacular multiple. SG 35, £840; Scott 24 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1901 1r dull green on toned wove paper Type 10a (from a sheet of twenty-four), block of sixteen (4 x 4) being the top four rows with full margins, fine unused. Trivial creasing. SG 38 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1901 1r dull green Type 10a on toned wove paper, pin-perf, printed from a 4 x 6 plate, block of sixteen (4 x 4) being the top four rows with full margins, unused. Manuscript marginal annotations include sheet no. '14'. Minor toning on reverse, still very fine appearance and showing the perforations (applied at one operation with a frame) badly misplaced to right. SG 38; Scott 25D (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1903 ¼a pink Type 11, complete sheet of eight (5x2, but with R2/1-2 just blank frames as always), fresh unused (trivial fold between columns 3 and 4, minor marginal thin spot). A very scarce and striking item. SG 39; Scott 25 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1904-10 perf 12½ set of nine o.g., and 1929-36 set of nine unused, without gum as issued (the 5r an imperforate single). SG 42-50, 72-80a; Scott 27-35, 52-60a (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1936 (27 July) cover from Kishangarh to Jhunjhunn (Jaipur State), franked on face by 1904-10 ½a chestnut perf 13½, tied by undated KISHANGARH / RAJ POST circular double-ring pmk with Hindi manuscript date, in combination with (on reverse) India 1932-36 1a chocolate (SG 234, paying external postage), tied by MADANGANJ-KISHANGARH "28 JLY. 36" CDS. Large part delivery CDS (30 JLY. 36) alongside. A fine and very rare usage, believed to be one of only two recorded combination covers from this state. Ex Molineux, with BPA Certificate (1979). SG 43a; Scott 28 We recommend an extension for a new certificate XXX (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1904-10 1a imperforate samples on surfaced thick card, ten different colours, one thinned otherwise fine. (SG 44; Scott 29) (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1912 Composite artist's essay (66 x 84mm) for the original "TWO ANNA" value as Type 14 (no ornaments either side of English value, large ornaments either side of Hindi value, small stop after "STATE"), comprising original sepia portrait photo of the Maharaja, overlaid by printed typeset frame in black, with the Hindi value and accompanying ornaments printed on a separate small piece which has been tipped in (the accent over "DO" being added by hand). Insignificant blemishes, but a fascinating and probably unique essay, although study of the issued sheets of SG 51 indicates that ten separate mock-ups must originally have existed, to be photographed for production of the 5x2 half-tone block. A highly desirable centrepiece for any Kishangarh collection. For SG 51; Scott 37 (Image)

I.F.S. KISHANGARH: 1912 2a deep violet (TWO ANNA) on thin wove paper, complete rouletted sheet of twenty (5 x 4), printed as two impressions of a 5 x 2 setting (each comprising five tête-bêche vertical pairs), fresh unused, without gum as issued. Minor creasing, still a fine and fascinating item in this peculiar format. Very scarce as a sheet. SG 51a; Scott 37a (Image)