1913 1sh, £1 and £2 Roo with SPECIMEN Overprint, mint hinged and fine trio. (Image)

SG £ 1,100

1993-1994 $10 Australian Wood Duck Collector's Folio Edition, lot of nine numbered limited edition (these #s 23, 25-32) Collectors Folios from Australia each containing a mint never hinged souvenir sheet of four as well as a phone card, each with a $10.00 denomination. Still in original packaging but must have been carefully opened and resealed in order to find the number of the edition (one opened by us to scan). (Image)

Est $ 200

1856 Group of Four Imperforate Victorias, with #32, 33 (x2) and 34. All have four margins (one of the #33 has enormous margins, showing portions of 5 adjoining stamps). Very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 237

1882-1885 2d blue Queen Victoria, perf 12x11 with OS official overprint in red, used with c.d.s cancel, centered to upper right. A rare stamp with only a few examples having been recorded with the red overprint (SG O21e, variety). (Image)

Est $ 200

1860 1d deep rose Queen Victoria, clear to large margins, thinned in hinge area and scissor cut at lower left, fine-very fine appearance. A scarce stamp. (SG #1 £800). (Image)

Scott $ 1,050

1897-1901 3sh gray green and black Coat of Arms, used with socked-on-nose Chinde c.d.s. cancel dated 26.APR.1898, some light toning along top, else fine-very fine. SG #49 £300. (Image)

Scott $ 325

1890-94 1r gray Sun and Crown, mint hinged with straight edge at bottom, fine. SG #15 £225. (Image)

Scott $ 275

1898 60th Anniversary of Queen Victoria's Ascension Set of 5, mint hinged with good colour, fine-very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 169

1863 1p reddish brown Hope Seated, used, with dated fiscal cancel APR.25.1865. Three margins, close at bottom but showing next stamp at top right. Fine-very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 300

1878 1d claret Queen Victoria, Unwatermarked, mint, with lightly hinged original gum. Fresh and fine plus. (Image)

Scott $ 850

Collection of Queen Victoria Mostly Mint Issues, in black mounts on a quadrille page, with a used #2, mint #4, three #9 (one hinged and two NH, including one with printer's imprint), two #7 (both mint, one NH), and three #13 (all three are NH). Owner's notes included, which identify the extra copies as being different shades, with specialized catalogue numbers. Also included, but not counted in catalogue are a cut-out with red FALKLAND ISLANDS / PAID cancel (favour cancel from the 1890s) and two #7 bisects (one mint and one used). A nice, fresh group. Catalogue value given is for most common shades. (Image)

Scott $ 553

Collection of Queen Victoria Mint Issues, in black mounts on a quadrille page, with #6 (*), #15 (x7), 16, 16a, 17, 17a and 18. All are mint hinged and fresh, with owner's specialized catalogue numbers, identifying the different shades. A nice group. Catalogue value given is for most common shades and for mint hinged. (Image)

Scott $ 826

1891 ½d Queen Victoria Bisect on Piece, being the bottom diagonal half of a surcharged stamp. Well tied to small piece by a Falkland Islands SEP.11.1891 cancel. Accompanied by a 2013 Sismondo certificate stating that the cancellation is genuine as the use of bisects ceased to be tolerated following instruction on January 11, 1892. Very fine. (Image)

Scott $ 325

1898 2sh6d and 5sh Large Queen Victoria, both mint hinged, with nice colour and very fine centering. Both have a bit of foxing where the hinge was on back. (Image)

Scott $ 550

1904-07 ½d to 5sh King Edward Set, in black mounts on a quadrille page with three shades each of the ½d and 1d (identified by owner using specialized catalogue numbers). The 3sh has its upper selvedge. Mint never hinged group, except for one of the 1d, the 1sh and the 5sh which are very lightly hinged. Fresh colours and a nice group. Catalogue value given is for most common shades and for mint hinged. (Image)

Scott $ 614

1912-14 ½d to £1 King George V Set, Watermark 3 in black mounts on a quadrille page. Includes extra shades of the ½d, 1d and 2½d values (each identified by owner with specialized catalogue numbers). Also includes War Tax values. All mint never hinged, except for a few which are lightly hinged, and the 5 and 10 shilling values are used. Fresh colours and a nice group. Catalogue value given is for most common shades and for mint hinged. (Image)

Scott $ 1,413

1921-29 ½d to 3sh King George V Set, Watermark 4, in black mounts on a quadrille page. Includes extra shades of the ½d, 2d and 2 ½d (all identified by owner using specialized catalogue numbers). A fresh, mint never hinged group, except for one of the extra 2 ½d shades. Catalogue value given is for most common shades and for mint hinged. (Image)

Scott $ 237

1929-31 ½d to £1 King George V Set, in black mounts on a quadrille page. Includes extra shades of the 1d, 4d and 1sh (each identified by owner with specialized catalogue numbers). All mint, with a mix of hinged and never hinged (the high value is NH) and quite fresh. Catalogue value given is for common shades and does not include a premium for NH. (Image)

Scott $ 860

1933 ½d to 1sh Centenary Pictorial Short Set, mint never hinged, except for the 1sh which is very lightly hinged. Each value has bright fresh colour. A very fine set. Catalogue value given does not include a premium for never hinged. (Image)

Scott $ 226

1933 5sh Centenary Pictorial, mint never hinged, fresh colour and very fine, with sheet selvedge at top and right. Catalogue value is for hinged only, with never hinged worth a significant premium. (Image)

Scott $ 900

1933 10sh Centenary Pictorial, mint never hinged, with fresh colour and very fine, with sheet selvedge at top and right. Catalogue value is for hinged only, with never hinged worth a significant premium. (Image)

Scott $ 800

1933 £1 Centenary Pictorial High value, mint never hinged, with deep, fresh colour and very fine, with sheet selvedge at top. Only 2721 sold and now extremely scarce in this pristine condition. Catalogue value is for hinged only, with never hinged worth a significant premium. (Image)

Scott $ 2,400

Nice Group of 29 Penny Red Covers, 1843-1890. Includes both imperforate and perforated covers, block of four, international destinations, etc. Note Maltese Cross cancels as well as duplex and spoon cancels. Also three Deraedemaeker reprint envelopes. Owner paid over £1,150 for these in the 1990s from H&B Philatelic Ltd. in the U.K. Nice quality. (Image)

Est $ 1,000

Lot of About 500 First Day Covers, 1936 and On. Starts with KEVII covers, plus some KGVI and Queen Elizabeth II, which are the vast majority. Contains a number of better items. (Image)

Est $ 300

Trans-Atlantic Stampless Covers, 1825-1854. Nice group of 10 covers all to Canada West (Ontario). Includes one cover routed via New York. Nice variety of handstamps from both the U.K. and Canada. Mostly very fine, but some with filing folds. (Image)

Est $ 150