Queensland. New South Wales used in Moreton Bay District. 1860 (Jan.) envelope registered to London, bearing Diadem 6d. and Registered 6d., both indistinctly cancelled, showing "registered/ipswich" h.s. tying the Diadem 6d., red Registered arrival d.s. (13.4) with Brisbane transit d.s. (18.1) on reverse; the envelope with small repair at lower left corner. A rare usage of the Registered 6d. to a foreign destination. Photo
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Est. £600-750

Queensland. 1861-68 Chalon range showing double perforations comprising mint 1860-61 clean-cut perf 1d. carmine-rose with large part original gum, 1862-76 perf 13 rough 1d. orange-vermilion pair with small part original gum and 1868 3d. greenish grey with small part original gum; and used 1862-67 perf 13 rough 2d. blue and 1/- grey, 1866-78 perf 13 6d. pale apple-green (vertical crease) and perf 12 2d. blue (small light stain at top). The unused examples are rare. Cat. £590+
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Est. £200-250

Queensland. 1860 wmk. Large Star, clean-cut perf 14-16, 6d. green, unused with part original gum, fine. S.G. 6, £1500. Photo
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Est. £400-500

Queensland. 1860-61 wmk Small Star, rough perf 14-16 3d. brown block of twelve (4x3) with margin at left, unused with large part or full original gum. Superb. S.G. 16. Photo
Provenance:. Mayfair Find (Image1)

Est. £900-1,000

Queensland. 1860-61 wmk Small Star, rough perf 14-16 3d. brown pair, fine unused with part original gum; also 1895 2d. deep dull blue, Pl. II, perf 13 reprint block of four, fine. R.P.S. Certificate (2019 and 2007) respectively. S.G. 16
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Est. £60-80

Queensland. 1862-67 no watermark, thick toned paper, perf 13 2d. blue vertical strip of three variety imperforate horizontally, clearly cancelled "84", roughly separated at top and at foot, some heavy cancellation indentations and the upper pair both with a light horizontal crease, nevertheless a very presentable example of this major rarity. R.P.S. Certificate (2007). S.G. 24 unlisted variety. Photo
Provenance:. Bernie Beston, 1982. Bernard Manning, May 2007 (Image1)

Est. £2,000-2,500

Queensland. 1864-65 wmk Small Star, perf 13 1d. orange-vermilion block of four, fine unused with large part or full (lower pair) gum. R.P.S. Certificate (2007). S.G. 44, £480
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Est. £150-180

Queensland. 1866-67 litho 4d. reddish lilac, First Transfer, double transfer with some letters of the word "queensland" and other portions of the upper part of the design doubled, unused; thinned at top. A rarity, being the only unused example recorded in private hands. There is another example in the Royal Collection. S.G. 53b, £5500. Photo
Note: The first recording of this error was by A.L. Pemberton in "The Philatelic Journal" in March 1951 of which a copy accompanies this lot. The doubling can be clearly seen at the top of the stamp. This is the stamp illustrated in the Stanley Gibbons catalogue.. . provenance: . Stone, October 1977. Alan Griffiths, October 2012 (Image1)

Est. £2,500-3,000

Queensland. 1866-67 litho 4d. reddish lilac, First Transfer, double transfer with some letters of the word "queensland" and other portions of the upper part of the design doubled, small part cancellation at left leaving much of the design clear. The only used example recorded. S.G. 53b, £2500. Photo
Provenance:. Alan Griffiths, October 2012 (Image1)

Est. £1,600-2,000

Queensland. 1866-67 litho 4d. lilac, Second Transfer, "four" largely missing, cancelled at top leaving error clearly visible; small tone spot on reverse and a touch soiled otherwise fine. Five examples across both shades are recorded. S.G. 55b, £550. Photo
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Est. £600-800

Queensland. 1866-67 litho 5/- pale rose vertical pair, imperforate between, cancelled by "gpo" in bars in both red and in black, slightly thinned otherwise fine. One of two examples recorded in private hands with another pair in the Royal Collection. R.P.S. Certificate (2020) states faded though this is the same for all known examples. S.G. 58a, £9000. Photo
Note: This error was first reported in the "London Philatelist" in July 1892 and listed by Stanley Gibbons in 1917. All three pairs are faulty and derive from the same block. This is the finer of the two pairs available in private hands.. . provenance:. C.J.L. Snowden, February 1953. Nelson, October 2012. (Image1)

Est. £3,500-4,500

Queensland. 1868-90 selection of errors on Hagners including 1868-74 3d. used pair with watermark inverted, 1868-78 perf 13 6d. used (3) with watermark reversed, perf 12 1d. (2, shades) and 2d. (3, two used) with watermark reversed, and 2d. used with watermark inverted, also a few later issues with double perfs; condition a little mixed though an interesting lot worth viewing
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Est. £150-200

Queensland. 1868-74 2d. blue reprint, a horizontal pair imperforate between, fine mint. See footnote after S.G. 82.. PhotoR
Note: Although a reprinted sheet of 120 comprising ten examples of this error should exist, only three pairs have been recorded. (Image1)

Est. £300-400

Queensland. 1868-74 perf 13, 6d. yellow-green imperforate between stamp and margin at left, cancelled by unclear sunburst on 1873 envelope to England showing "gympie/queensland" c.d.s. alongside; the envelope a little soiled in places. The only used example recorded. S.G. 68. Photo
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Est. £400-500

Queensland. 1868-78 wmk Crown and Q, perf 13 1d. orange-vermilion horizontal pair, variety imperforate, fine unused without gum. R.P.S. Certificate (2005). S.G. 83a, £800. Photo
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Est. £200-250

Queensland. 1868-78 wmk Crown and Q, perf 13 6d. pale apple-green horizontal pair with margin at left, variety imperforate, fine unused without gum. R.P.S. Certificate (2005). S.G. 92a, £700. Photo
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Est. £180-220

Queensland. 1895-96 perf 12½, 13 ½d. green, the unique block of four with double impression, unused with large part original gum, fine. RPSV Certificate (2009). S.G. 208a, £8000+. Photo
Note: This error is only a recent discovery, being listed by Stanley Gibbons in 1987. Two mint singles and two used examples are recorded. (Image1)

Est. £1,500-1,800

Queensland. 1907-11 1d. vermilion imperforate block of four, unused with large part original gum, the upper pair with creases. The second largest multiple. S.G. 288a, £800+. Photo
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Est. £300-400

Queensland. Postal Fiscals. 1878-79 watermarked 1d. violet horizontal pair imperforate between, fine mint. The only example recorded. RPSV Certificate (2010). S.G. F34a, unpriced. Photo
Note: The discovery of this error in 2010 led to its listing in the 2012 Stanley Gibbons catalogue. (Image1)

Est. £1,200-1,500