Swaziland, 1961, 25c on 2s6d emerald and carmine red, surcharge type II, never hinged, fresh color, incredibly rare, extremely fine.
Scott 76b. (SG 74b).
SG £700. (Image)

CV. SG £700

Transvaal, 1900, Wolmaransstad, 1d red, overprinted "Cancelled V-R-I" in blue, o.g., fine, Brandon Cert. (1986).
SG 9; £250. (Scott 245).
Scott $260 Est. Cash Val. $100 - 125. (Image)

Scott $260
Est. $100-125

Turks Islands, 1873, Queen Victoria, 1s lilac, very light cancellation, deep color, well centered for these issues, very fine, Ex Caspary (lot 717) F. Godden, Royal Cert. (1921).
SG 6; £2,000. (Scott 6).
Scott $2,250 Est. Cash Val. $750 - 1,000

This is a very rare stamp and superior to the three examples we found in C. Henry, Dale/Lichtenstein and W. Fraser . (Image)

Scott $2,250
Est. $750-1,000

Turks Islands, 1881, Queen Victoria, 2½d on 1s lilac, Type 17, setting 3, o.g., hinge remnant, bright fresh color, typical centering for these issues, fine, Royal Cert. (1972).
SG 27; £4,000. (Scott 20).
Scott $4,000 Est. Cash Val. $1,500 - 2,000

Extremely rare especially with gum. Our studies show 1 example in each of the C. Henry (o.g.), Lilly (o.g.), Dale-Lichtenstein (no gum) collections. None in W.Fraser, Caspary, Samos, Isleham. (Image)

Scott $4,000
Est. $1,500-2,000