1888, Seven lithographed proofs (cut downs from composite sheet) in rose on thin paper, of ½c, 1c, 2c, 3c, 4c, 8c and 10c, very fine. (M) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1889/92, Pair of uprated postal stationery cards 1912 from Sandakan (20 April) to Gent, Begium: 1889 3c. PS card with 1909 1c. adhesive, and 1892(?) PS card 1c. orange (new design) with 1909 3c. adhesive, both with Gent arrival c.d.s., fine/very fine. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1894 Pictorials short set to $2, mint lightly hinged, plus 2c. imperfd. horiz. pair proof, plus $25 Revenue stamp mint. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1894: Sender part of Postal stationery 3.c+3c. double card used in 1905 from PATATAN to Valkenswaard, Netherlands posted at Jesselton with add. 1c. 'British Protectorate' tied by Jesselton '8 JUL 05' cds, with Labuan transit cds, and Netherlands boxed "A.3" and arrival dater (20 Aug 05) alongside. Few parts of minor toning, still good. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1896, R-Letter with Scott #59/65 and #67 from "Sandakan 25.1.1896" to London. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1902, Pictorials 10c. and 16c., mounted mint, 16c. with a very short tear between 6th and 7th bottom perf (from the left), but still a good/fine pair. (SG £280) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1904-05, 4c. on 8c. showing OVERPRINT INVERTED, mounted mint, partially oxidized (visible on back), still good. (SG £300) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1912 (2.2.), registered cover bearing three diff. definitives (1c, 3c and 20 on 18c) used from SANDAKAN (poor squarred circle pmks.) with printed senders adress 'Batu Puteh Estate, Sandakan' to Friedenau/Berlin with transitmarks of Naples (1.4.) and Friedenau (3.4.) on reverse, minor marginal blemishes (Tax Method: Margin System)

1931, Commercial cover from Sandakan to the U.S.A. via Hong-Kong, franked with 1909-23 1c. pair, 4c., and 1931 6c. 'Orang-Utan' all tied by double-ring d/s, on reverse Hong-Kong '7 Apr 31' transit dater. Minor imperfections but still good. A scarce combination franking. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1927, Cover to Washington D.C., U.S.A., franked by 1909-23 12c. blue tied with "(TRAIN?)/16/DEC/1927" c.d.s, Jesselton and Singapore transit datestamps on reverse, fine. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1909-11, Coat of Arms $10 black & brick-red, Perf. 14, optd. SPECIMEN. in black, mounted mint, fine. (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)

1919, "Marsh Cover" (registered) with four colour franking to London (Tax Method: Margin System)

1939, $1 and $2 both mint never hinged, fresh and fine. (Mi. 480 €, SG £380 for mint) (Tax Method: Margin System)

1939, Seven mint singles of $1 and $2, mint lightly hinged or never hinged, a few with minor imperfections like a toned perf or a stain, but still fresh and good/very fine. (SG £2660) (Tax Method: Margin System)

1939, 2 c. Palm Cockatoo, 3 copies with punching hole: issued design perf. and imperf. plus imperf. stage proof "frame only - centre missing", unmounted mint. (Tax Method: Margin System)

1946, BMA ovpt. issue, pictorials 6-50 C. (nine vals.) resp. on reverse Brooke 1-4 C. and 25 C. (5 vals.) tied "VICTORIA LABUAN 26 MY 47" on registered FDC to Amsterdam/Netherlands, circular framed "A.V.2", transit "SINGAPORE 2 JU 1947". Handwritten note on reverse "Found posted in drop box (signature) 26/5/47" (T) (Tax Method: Regular Taxation)