1890-94 ½d to £1 Coat of Arms Part Set, mostly mint hinged, the ½d and 6d are used, also includes #s 24 and 25 issued in 1895 (both mint), overall fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,260

1891 ½d to 8d Surcharged Set, mint very lightly hinged, fresh and well centered, very fine. A lovely set. (Image)

Scott $ 780

1898-1908 ½d to £2 Coat of Arms Part Set, mint, mostly lightly hinged, with bright fresh colours, the £1 has rough perfs, else fine to very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 1,097

1910 ½d to 5sh Queen Mary and King George V Part Basic Set with Shades, mint hinged to lightly hinged, with 38 different stamps, all showing different shades, described by owner as being Stanley Gibbons numbers 119-31, 131a, 132-41, 141a, 144, 145, 147-49, 151, 151a, 152, 153, 155, 157, 158-60, 160a, 161, 164 (these add up to £6,165 in SG). Overall fresh and fine to very fine, Scott catalogue value is for all basic numbers, at lowest catalogue value. (Image)

Scott $ 3,365

1910 ½d to 4d Queen Mary and King George V Group, Perforated 15, all mint very lightly hinged (the 2½d appears NH), with Scott #s 101b, 102b, 104b and 106c, fine. (Image)

Scott $ 847

1910 ½d to 8d Queen Mary and King George V Group, Perforated 13½, with Scott #s 101d (used), 101d (different shade, mint), 102c (used), 104c (mint and 109a (mint), overall fine. (Image)

Scott $ 572

1910 2d to 2sh Queen Mary and King George V Group, Perforated 15, all used with c.d.s. cancels, with Scott #s 103b, 105a, 107b, 108a, 111b, 112a, overall fine. (Image)

Scott $ 775

1910 5sh Queen Mary and King George V Shades, with two mint lightly hinged shades, fresh and fine-very fine. SG #s 159, 160a, £625. (Image)

Scott $ 650

1910 7sh6d Light Blue and Carmine Queen Mary and King George V, mint lightly hinged, fresh and very fine. SG # 161, £900. (Image)

Scott $ 725

1910 10sh Red orange and Blue Green Queen Mary and King George V, mint very lightly hinged, fresh and very fine. SG # 164, £400. (Image)

Scott $ 475

Extensive and Valuable Collection of Mint King George V Admirals, 1913-1924, with 136 different stamps, collected by Stanley Gibbons numbers, including different perforations, dies, printings, shades and papers. The collection includes S.G. numbers 186-195, 197-201, 202, 203, 205, 206, 206b, 207, 208, 209-214, 215-218 (with two #216), 219-234, 236, 236b, 237-242, 244-253 (missing 245), 255-272, 272a, 272b, 273, 274, 274a, 274b, 275-278, 280-281, 282-287, 288-290, 291-311, 312-322. S.G. 278 is accompanied by a 1989 B.P.A. certificate, and the most expensive stamp S..G. # 322 is accompanied by a card from Stanley Gibbons where the stamp was purchased for £950. All are fresh with bright colours, the majority are lightly hinged and the S.G. catalogue value of £11,810 does not include a premium for the handful of never hinged (mostly low values). (Image)

S.G. £ 11,960

Mint Collection of the Rhodesias on Black Stock Pages, starts off with early British South Africa Company and Rhodesia issues ($2,900, #27/99, 1896 to 1909), Northern Rhodesia ($1,355, complete from 1-88. 1925-1963), Rhodesia and Nyasaland ($265, complete from #141-190, 1954 to 1963), Rhodesia ($205, #s 200/303, 1965-1970), Southern Rhodesia ($770, complete from #1 to 108, 1924 to 1964). Overall fresh and fine to very fine, mix of hinged and never hinged, all pages scanned online. (Image)

Scott $ 5,495