1880 (Mar.) "10" on 30c. Claret Mint Type "i", [60], unused with small part original gum, a light corner crease at upper left. A very rare stamp in fine condition. B.P.A. Certificate (1992). S.G. 37, £8000, Michel 22 II (Untertype). Provenance: Dr. F.E. Wood collection, December 1964 (Image)

1894, (3c on) 32c carmine-rose, Wmk Crown CC, variety 'Surcharge omitted', unused without gum, minor traces of toning, fine. (SG £4250) (Image)

1882: Cover bearing QV 2c and 8c tied by a full and readily legible strike of the very RARE "BRITISH CONSULATE BANGKOK" oval addressed to London with appropriate Singapore PAID 22.6.82 transit and London arrival on reverse. This previously unrecorded cover, one of only a handful known, was discovered in a lot at a European Auction with a cover from the same correspondence (but cancelled by the later and far less rare Bangkok cds). A phenomenal find and major rarity for the Thailand specialist and student of postal history. Adhesives creased, 8 c torn upper left corner, split at right and discoloured. Certificate BPA. (Image)