1902-10 De La Rue Issues. 1911 1d Colour trial in rose red for the proposed colour of the Georgian issue, imperforate example printed on gummed unwatermarked paper (25x35mm), very fine and very rare (SG £5'500). (Image)

1901 1d Colour trial by DLR from a small plate of twenty electros in purple on red paper, perforated, mint og, fine and scarce. (Image)

1906 1d mint n.h. perforated colour trial in blue-geranium on imperial crown water marked paper from a special plate of 20 electros, fine and scarce. (Image)

1906 1d carmine red colour trial on gummed watermarked crown paper, made from a special plate of 20 electros, very fine and scarce. (Image)

1906 1d. carmine-rose imperf. colour trial on crown watermarked paper, printed from a special plate of 20 electros. Scarce. (Image)

1906 1d carmine red imperforate colour trial from the right of the sheet, mint o.g., printed from a special plate of 20 electros, very fine and scarce. (Image)

1909 2d Colour trial in green on yellow gummed Crown wmk paper, produced for the propped mono-colour issue that was subsequently abandoned on the death of the King, pulled perfs at top left, nevertheless very rare with no more than two or three examples of each colour recoded in private hands, ex "Aurelius" and "Minorou". (Image)

1909 2d black on pink "Colour Trial" for Inland Revenue, large part gum, very fine and rare trial (S.G. £9'000). (Image)

1902-10 De La Rue 5s bright carmine mint n.h., very fine and fresh. (Image)

1902-10 De La Rue 10s ultramarine mint n.h., fine. (Image)

1902-10 De La Rue 10s ultramarine mint n.h., tiny tone spot, very fine (S.G. £2'000). (Image)

1902-10 De La Rue 10s ultramarine with "SPECIMEN" type 17 overprint, mint lh, very fine (SG Spec M53(1)t, £2'500) (Image)