BHOPAL-Officials 1935/1936: Two marginal blocks of four of 3p. on 2a. ultramarine each with one stamps showing an overprint error, one with "THEEE" for "THREE", the other with "THRFE" for "THREE", even two stamps with hinge marks, the others unmounted mint, fine. (SG £267 ++) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOPAL-Officials 1935/1936: RED OVERPRINTS on 4a. brown Service stamp, with ¼A on 4a., 3p. on 4a. and the combined vertical pair, all used, the ¼A on 4a. slightly toned, the 3p. on 4a. with a shortened perf, but still a fine and scarce group. (SG £1425) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOPAL-Officials 1935/1936: 3p. on 4a. chocolate with ovpt. error "FHREE" for "THREE", fine used with part of Bhopal double-ring d/s. B.P.A. certificate. (SG £500) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOPAL-Officials 1944/1949: Three used IMPERF PAIRS of 9p., 3a. and 6a., fine. (SG £850) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOPAL-Officials 1944/1949: 3p. bright blue IMPERF BETWEEN vertical pair, mint lightly hinged, fresh and fine. (SG £200) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOPAL-Officials 1944/1949: 1½a. claret IMPERF BETWEEN vertical pair, used with part of slogan cancel., fresh and fine. (SG £550) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOPAL-Officials 1944/1949: 6a. carmine vertical strip of three IMPERF HORIZ., tied with parts of circled 'Bhopal State' date-stamp to small piece, slightly stained perfs, good. (SG £450+) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

BHOR 1901: ½a. red complete sheet of 21 (7x3), unused without gum as issued, fine. (SG from £420) (Tax Method: Margin System)

BUNDI 1914-41: SACRED COWS complete basic set (16 values) to 5r. of various types , plus add. colour shade of ½a., plus complete sheet of 2½a. olive-yellow. A fresh and almost fine/very fine set. (M) (Tax Method: Margin System)

COCHIN 1916-30 Raja Rama Varma II. 1a. orange, Die I, lateral marginal block of 48, mint never hinged, with traces of usual weak sheet creases, fresh and fine. (SG from £1392) (M) (Tax Method: Margin System)

COCHIN-Officials 1919-33 1½r. deep green separated pair, used with "COCHIN A.O." datestamp, slight horiz. bend through both stamps, still fresh and good/fine. (SG £320) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

FARIDKOT 1879/1886, 1p. ultramarine on laid paper, horizontal pair tied by "FARIDKOT" three-line oval h/s to part native cover, with old red m/s note 'first die of 1883' note, both stamps with marginal notches otherwise good. A scarce part cover. (SG from £1760 for complete cover) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

HYDERABAD Postal Stationery 1906: Registered envelope 2a. (London printing) from Nander (21 May 1906) to Bombay, uprated by Hyderabad 2a. green and 8a. brown (SG 15+18) tied by native cds, in combination with twenty British India KEVII. ½a. green (including BLOCK OF 18) with British Nander cds. Minor imperfections (vert. fold between KE block of 18 and singles), but still a good PS reg. envelope, and an attractive franking. (M) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

HYDERABAD-Officials 1934/50: Three complete sheets of 100, of 1934 4p. black, 1949 2p. bistre-brown and 1950 6p. claret, all unmounted mint, slightly creased and/or toned, still good/fine. (SG from £2350) (M) (Tax Method: Margin System)

JAIPUR 1932-46: Six different values each as marginal single as well as top marginal block of four, of 4a. and 8a. both inscr. 'Postage & Revenue', and ¼a., ¾a., 1a. and 1r. inscr. 'Postage', mint never hinged, fresh, good/fine and most attractive. (SG from about £300) (Tax Method: Margin System)

JAIPUR 1932-46: Seven different values each as marginal block of four, of 4a. inscr. 'Postage & Revenue', and ¼a., ¾a., 1a., 3a., 6a. and 1r. inscr. 'Postage', mint never hinged, fresh, good/fine and most attractive. (SG from about £285) (Tax Method: Margin System)

JAMMU & KASHMIR 1900 ca: HAND DRAWN ESSAY ½a probably for the similar Revenue stamp, for the Telegraph stamp and also for the Postcard. (M) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

KISHANGARH 1943-47: ¼a. greenish blue on unsurfaced paper, poor impression, complete sheet of 10 IMPERFORATED (= 5 pairs), unused without gum as issued, fresh and fine. (SG from £240) (Tax Method: Margin System)

KOTAH State 1890's: Six stampless covers from Kotah State bearing native datestamps from mostly different P.O.'s on reverse, as from Baran etc. A gem of scarce covers for postal history collectors. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

RAJASTHAN-Jaipur 1950: Complete set of 11 singles plus 6 blocks of four (½a., ¾a., 1a., 2½a., 3a. and 4a.), mint never hinged (except a lightly hinged 1a. single), fresh and fine. (SG from £432) (Tax Method: Margin System)

SORUTH 1878/1929, six covers with different frankings, i.e. 1876 1a on laid paper, imperf, on small native cover, and five covers with 1929 issue (frankings: 2x 3p, 1/2a, pair of 1/2a, 1a and pair of 1a). (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

SORUTH-Officials 1949: 1a on 8a. black & yellow-green with ovpt. error "ANNE" for "ANNA", used with part of 'Sauraschtra 25 JAN 49' cds, with a slightly browned patch at top, good. (SG £500) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1886/89, 1/4 A. orange tied grill to India envelope QV 1/2 A. canc. "MEEMUCH 5 JU 01" used inland (backstamps), still w. contents. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1907, "LEH 7 DE 07 KASHMIR" ties KEVII 4 A., 1/2 A. to registered cover to Stockholm/Sweden w. Jan. 4 arrival on reverse, from the Sven Hedin correspondence (Tax Method: Margin System)