#128, 1935 £1 Grey, o.g., very fine; Scott $1,400; S.G. #137, £650. (Image)

Est. $500-750

Australia and Tristan da Cunha mint collections, few hundreds with some scattered used in the early "Kangaroo" and K.G.V issues, the former with the high denominations missing, better examples being 1913 "Kookaburra" 6p, from 1932 quite complete including 1932 Sidney Harbor 5s as well as other better mint sets in the semi-modern period, fine to very fine; Tristan da Cunha in very fine condition with valuable early sets, inspection reuired.

Est. $300-400

Bahamas mint collection to 1942 arranged on stockpages, includes #1 (2, one RPS certificate), 1 pair, 8, 11 (2), 20, 24 block of four, 27-32 (£1 regummed), 37-47, 49-56 and 83-84, a few of the earlies with no gum, otherwise o.g., l.h. or h.r., generally fine-very fine; a useful start to this popular country. (Image)

Est. $500-750

Barbados mint collection from 1892 to 1953 arranged on stockpages, comprised mostly of 1892-1903 Badge of Colony, 1897 Jubilee on both white and bluish papers, 1904-10 Badge of Colony, plus two different proofs of the unissued 3d value, 1912 George V, 1916-18 Seal of Colony including the scarce 3/- shade, 1921-24 Seal of Colony, 1925-35 and 1938-47 Seal of Colony issues including the perf. varieties and ending with the George VI and QEII definitives, occasional small fault, however most are o.g., l.h. or h.r., fine-very fine; Scott $3,575+.

Est. $750-1,000

#92-95, 92a-93a, 1914-23 2/6 and 5/- Seahorses including the two shades of the first issue, choice centering and perforations, o.g., a couple minor h.r., extremely fine; Scott $1,045; S.G. #84-89, £910. (Image)

Est. $300-400

#1-13, 1891-95 1d-10/- Arms overprinted "B.C.A." o.g., h.r., except 6d Ultramarine no gum, 3/- thinned, otherwise fine-very fine; Scott $805; S.G. #1-13, £650. (Image)

Est. $200-300

#62-71, 1904-06 1c-$5.00 Edward VII cplt., o.g. or l.h., fine-very fine set, also includes #72 2c Carmine on ordinary paper; Scott $682; S.G. #84-93, 96, £618. (Image)

Est. $250-300

S.G. #13c, 1861 1p pale milky blue "Wood Block", error of color, an extremely are and handsome appearing used example of this seldom offered stamp, possessing ample to very large margins, very lightly cancelled leaving the design remarkably clear, which exhibits a rich color, shallow thin spot at right and natural paper flaw af foot mentioned for accuracy, a fine and very attractive example of this highly desirable rarity; S.G. £32,000; Scott #7d, $36,000; ex- Pack, "Isleham", "Salisbury", Indusophon, "Cape Town". (Image)

Est. $20,000-25,000

#55/425, Great Britain Offices in Morocco Seahorse issues complete collection comprised of Scott #55-57, 55a-57a, 62, 217, 217a, 217b, 218-19, 242-43, 410, 419 and 435-36, all o.g., most l.h., selected for centering and perforations, very fine or better; Scott $890.

Est. $200-300

#34c, 1863 4d Bright red, hair lines, plate 4, good color on fresh paper, o.g., relatively lightly hinged, fine; Scott $2,150; S.G. #81, £2,300. (Image)

Est. $400-500

#74, 1878 10/- Slate, watermarked Maltese Cross, fresh and sound used example, nicely centered for this, strong color on crisp clean paper, relatively lightly cancelled, very fine; 1982 APS certificate; Scott $3,250; S.G. #128, £3,200. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

#74, 1878 10/- Slate, watermarked Maltese Cross, used with light blue cancels, strong color on fresh paper, fine; Scott $3,250; S.G. #128, £3,200. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

#75, 1878 £1 Brown lilac, watermarked Maltese Cross, select used example of this difficult high value, well centered for this, vivid rich color and crisp impression on bright white paper, cancelled by a neat strike of "Glascow/My 27, 82" datestamp, very fine; Scott $4,500; S.G. #129, £4,500. (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000

#82, 1881 2½d Ultramarine plate 23, well centered, o.g., barest trace of hinging, very fine; Scott $425; S.G. #157, £450. (Image)

Est. $100-150

#123, 1888 £1 Brown violet, watermark Three Orbs, striking intense color and sharp impression on fresh white paper, cancelled by brown crayon line and bold "Paddington/London St. B.O.W./Oc 29, 88" datestamp, very fine; Scott $4,400; S.G. #186, £4,250. (Image)

Est. $1,000-1,500

#123, 1888 £1 Brown violet, watermark three orbs, used example of this difficult high value, well centered, good color on fresh paper, 1889 London datestamp and usual parcel cancels, faint vertical crease at center, otherwise very fine; 2017 PF certificate; Scott $4,400; S.G. #186, £4,250. (Image)

Est. $500-750

#174b, 175a, 1915 5/- Carmine and 10/- Light blue, De La Rue printing, o.g., l.h., 5/- with a light corner crease at upper right and 10/- vertical crease, very fine appearance; Scott $3,450; S.G. #409, 413, £4,150. (Image)

Est. $400-500

S.G. Specialized #K8(1)l, 1881 1d Lilac, with "PEARS'/SOAP." advertisement on back in blue, o.g., gummed side n.h., very fine; 1985 RPS certificate; S.G. £650. (Image)

Est. $300-400

Great Britain mint collection from 1924 to 1970 housed in a Lighthouse hingeless album, starts with 1924-25 Wembly issues and continues with 1929 P.U.C. £1 n.h., 1934 2/6-10/- re-engraved Seahorses, 1939-42 George VI high values, several Castles sets, Wildings including varieties, commemoratives with and without phosphor and ending with Postage Dues including 1924-30, 1936-37, 1954-55 and 1955-57 sets all complete, Postage Dues and occasional others l.h., large majority are n.h., fine-very fine.

Est. $1,500-2,000

Great Britain predominantly mint collection, hundreds housed in two Windsor albums, the early period used Victoria and surface printed issues commencing with "Black Pennies", including 1891 1£ Green, with few mint exceptions, virtually mint from 1913, also with 1902-11 10s Ultramarine, "Seahorses" mint and used, 1929 U.P.U. 1£ Black, K.G. VI high denominations, etc., postage dues, a few scattered used officials, booklets in the modern period, additional territories mint with Levante, Morocco, Channel Islands, some mixed condition in the classic period, mainly very fine in the 20th century, viewing recommended.

Est. $1,000-1,500

S.G. #22, 1854 4a Blue and red, 4th Printing, Head Die III, Frame Die II, outstandingly intense colors, good to large margins, showing small pen usage in blue and rhombus "C127" cancellation used at Kircumbady, fine; 2003 Sismondo certificate, signed Rendón; S.G. £2,250. (Image)

Est. $400-500

#203-206, O112A, 1948 Gandhi 1½a to 10r set of four and Officials 1½a Brown, the complete set n.h., the official 1½a in pair and single, each used on fragment with "Governor General Camp P O New Delhi", very fine; Scott $442.25; S.G. £680+. (Image)

Est. $200-300

#203-205, 1948 Gandhi 1½a to 12a, the Anna three values in the set of four, applied on mourning FDC addressed locally, with Bombay pictorial cancellations of August 15, very fine. (Image)

Est. $200-300

#203-206, 1948 Gandhi 1½a to 10r set of four, used on corresponding illustrated registered FDC to England, with Madras pictorial cancellations of August 15, registration label on reverse, airmail label on front, very fine and scarce. (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

1911 Allahabad First Aerial Post, special illustrated postcard with corresponding inscription on reverse, first type "1911" which is scarcer than the second type, addressed to Cawnpore, bearing ½a with a superb strike of "First Aerial Post/1911/U. P. Exhibition Allahabad" illustrated cachet, showing dispatch and Allahabad sorting (22.2) c.d.s.'s with arrival also on front on the 22nd, with the picture side being signed "H. Pequet", some creases and few tears not impinging on the adhesive and the cachet, of very little significance as these postcards are invariably found in poor condition, otherwise fine; only 40 postcards were flown, of which 25 have been reported to exist. (Image)

Est. $1,500-2,000