GB USED ABROAD: 1857 1d rose-red, plate 58 with clear partial “A11” numeral, fine example of a rare usage, RPS cert. (2012), SG Z1: Estimate £400-£500 (Image)

GB USED ABROAD: 1857 4d rose with large part “A11” numeral, a few short perfs, ex Arnhold, SG Z3: Estimate £100-£150 (Image)

1902-3 ½d and 1d watermark Crown CA, each with R1/3 LP damaged frame and crown (Spaven flaw). The ½d unused without gum, the 1d o.g. SG 58a, 59a, £385: Estimate £100-£120 (Image)

1904-10 1d dull purple and carmine, watermark MCA, left pane of sixty with R1/3 damaged frame and crown (Spaven flaw). Several folds, still fine. SG 66, a: Estimate £150-£180 (Image)

1907 1d carmine, watermark MCA, left pane of sixty with R1/3 damaged frame and crown (Spaven flaw). SG 67, a: Estimate £120-£150 (Image)

1904 2½d dull purple and ultramarine with R1/3 LP damaged frame and crown (Spaven flaw), unused without gum. Scarce. SG 68a, £650: Estimate £150-£180 (Image)

1938-48 set range of blocks (no ½d, 1d scarlet, 3½d or 8d), 23 blocks in all with duplicates to 2/- (block of six and two blocks of four). Many are Plate blocks (including unnumbered blocks), with some dated ex the SG reference collection. SG 129a/141, £500+: Estimate £220-£240 (Image)

POSTAL HISTORY: 1936 cover addressed to London with 2s6, 5/- and 10/- of the 1936 KGV series, all cancelled on the first day of issue (MR 1 1936), registration and transit marks on reverse, fine and attractive: Estimate £100-£150 (Image)