1867 Surcharge mint group incl. 1 1/2c on 1/2a (2), 2c on 1a, 3c on 1a, 3c. on 1a, 4c on 1a, 6c on 2a (2), 8c on 2a, 24c on 8a and 32c on 2a, all mint with mainly large part original gum, cert. Ceremuga for 32 cents, very much above average condition (S.G. £4'750). (Image)

1867-992 Mint selection incl. 1867-1872 2c brown (2), 2c yellow brown (3), 4c rose (2), 4c deep rose, 6c dull lilac, 6c bright lilac, 8c orange, 12c blue, 24c blue green, 24c yellow green, 30c claret, 32c pale red, 96c grey; 1882 5c purple-brown normal and Specimen and 10c slate, 1892-99 5c brown, a fine/very fine assembly (S.G. £4'239). (Image)

1891-1902 Selection of eight covers originating from Singapore, including four registered envelopes, two with overprint multiples (13 cents rate), one with set of one cent overprints as well as a 3c on 32c magenta, destinations include; Paris, London, Vienna, Kanadukathan, Bochum and Saigon, a scarce and interesting lot. (Image)

1937 (Apr 24) K.L.M. Royal Airlines airmail from Singapore to Switzerland franked with FMS Negri Sembilan 1935-1941 Coat of Arms 1c, 4c, 6c, 8c, 10c, 12c, 25c (until the mid-1930s stamps of FMS were not accepted for use in Straits Settlements, and vice versa, except train mail), very fine and scarce. (Image)

1937-41 KGVI die I & die II mint n.h. set incl. listed and unlisted shades plus two unissued 8c, very fine (S.G. £1'181) (55).

1937-41 1c to 5s complete set KGVI definitives incl. die I + II and diverse shades, mostly fine mint n.h. (S.G. £590). (Image)

1940 (Mar 5). Air mail envelope to England bearing KGVI 1937-41 4c, 5c, 6c, 8c, 10c (2) and 12 c tied by "FIELD POST OFFICE / S.P.501" double circle ds, with framed "FROM H.M. SHIP / PASSED BY CENSOR” hs in blue adjacent, paying the 55 cents commercial Air Mail rate, very fine. (Image)

1941 Air Mail cover sent via Pan American Clipper to Los Angeles, USA, franked with $1 black and red and 50c black and emerald, with patriotic label "He Will Thank You Malaya Patriotic Fund" tied by Singapore cds 28 AU, also "Passed by Censor 37" mark in purple to both front and back, censor tape to right side and over part of label, a fine and scarce cover. (Image)

1942 Prisoner of War card with message from Lt. D. Davies, written at the beginning of October 1942 whilst in transit in Singapore at Changi before being shipped to Kuching on the 9th October, handstamped MARAI (Malaya) in violet, octagonal UK censor mark handstamp, fine. (Image)