16, 1916 £1 Red and deep green, fresh colors, light evenly toned o.g., NH, Very Fine (Scott $850 for hinged; SG 17, £650 for hinged) (Image)

CV. 300

40, 1932 4d Reddish brown, centrally struck Cape Town 9 Jul 34 cancel on the pair, Very Fine and scarce (Scott $210; SG 46, £150) (Image)

CV. 50

44c, 1936 2/6 Brown and olive green, l.h., fresh and F-VF; 2018 APS certificate (Scott $350) (Image)

CV. 60

South Africa and SW Africa Selection, better sets and singles incl So Africa 81-97, SW Africa 135-52, 249-60, etc. F-VF (Scott $433)

CV. 60

EXQUISITE MINT COLLECTION 1910-1961 Delightful mint collection of exclusively mint never hinged stamps on Lighthouse hingeless pages. The collection does include a mint #1 and a handfull of George V issues of 1913. The real value of the collection, however, starts in the late 1920s and continues into the early 1950s with an attractive selection of bi-lingual pairs. The better items include #44, 65, 67, 68-71, B1-4, B5-8, B9-11, J30-33, O34-36 and O53-54. Well worth a few minutes to review and admire.

CV. 200

OLD STOCKBOOK SELECTION & NEW ISSUES a couple of battered old stock books and a few stock cards plus a substantial pile of new issues from about 1990 to 2012 just tossed; we spotted a few stray British Africa on stock cards that include a nice Kenya George V 10/- (Scott 36) as well as some better South Africa including # 67 (2) and B5-8, SW Africa such as 33-37, B9-11 plus the old stock books include a selection of similar sets such as Voortrekker and Huguenots sets from both colonies; the majority of the value, however, seems to be concentrated in that big pile of loose new issues; spend a few minutes to review.

CV. 200