South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 1d. blue, good to large margins, lightly cancelled “1” in barred oval, minor bend but attractive. A.P.S. certificate (1993) notes “pinholes”. S.G. 1, cat. £1,200. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 1d. rose, just touched at right, good margins other sides, cancelled “(crown)/7 AU/NATAL”, slight thin. P.F.S.A. certificate (1956). S.G. 2, cat. £1,900. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 1d. buff, cut close,, cancelled “2” in barred oval. S.G. 3, cat. £1,400. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 3d. rose, an attractive example on fragment, cancelled “(crown)/21 NO/NATAL” in blue-black. Holcombe certificate (1991) S.G. 4, cat. £400. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 6d. green, an exceptional example cancelled “(crown)/30 DE/NATAL” in blue-black, scarce on this value as employed only on double rate items emanating from Durban. Briefmarken PrŸfstelle certificate (2002) S.G. 5, cat. £1,100. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 9d. blue, cut small, tied to piece by light oval cancellation, rare. B.P.A. certificate (1946) S.G. 6, cat. £7,500. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1857-61 embossed 1s. buff, cut small, used, fine. Holcombe certificate (1982) S.G. 7, cat. £5,500. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: 1902 £20 overprinted “SPECIMEN”, fine with gum. S.G. 145bs, cat. £650. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: A collection on leaves, incl. range of Chalons to 6d. mint and used, 1874-99 5s. mint (2), 1902-03 to 2s.6d. mint, 1902 5s. mint, 10s. and £1.10 used and overprinted “SPECIMEN”, £5 unused (cleaned), 1908-09 10s. overprinted “SPECIMEN”, etc., mixed condition. (117)

South Africa: Natal: Telegraphs: 1881 1d. to £1 set mint, a few heavy mounts, the £1 without gum, the 1d. with one corner thinned on reverse otherwise mainly fine (8), Behr certificate (2008) illustrating £1. Hiscocks 1-8. Photo. (Image1)

South Africa: Natal: Telegraphs: 1881 £5 orange, example without gum ex De La Rue archives initialled in red in margin at left, perfs clipped at right and somewhat stained but believed unique. Behr certificate (2008) Hiscocks 9 P. Photo. (Image1)