1892-93 £5 sage-green group incl. mint single, cert. Friedl (1979), a fiscally used example with light oval cancel (no punctures) and one with small "Specimen." cursive hs (sold as is), a fine group. (Image)

1892-93 £5 sage-green unused marginal block of four, showing "PU" of "PURE LINEN WOVE BANK" watermark, very fine and rare multiple, cert. Sismondo (2001) (S.G. £6'400+). (Image)

1909-12 Rhodesia ovpt 1/2d to £2 mixed accumulation of album pages, showing a fine array of shades, mostly mint, some used, plus 1905 Victoria Falls set, plus one cover and one large fragment, mixed to fine (SG £2'750+).

1910-13, Double Head issue, Selection of ten examples in mint condition, comprising of a very fine 10s (SG164) well centred and very fresh printing, a very fine 8d grey-purple and dull-purple (SG185a) as well as several other examples of this stamp in other shades one a corner marginal, 3s green and violet from the Long gash printing, two 5s one with perforation variety the other in the crimson and yellow-grey shade, an attractive and fine lot.

1910-13, Double Head issue, a selection of mint examples (33), 1/2d (3), 1d (1), 2d (3), 2 1/2d (9), 3d (6), 4d (2), 6d (7), and 10d and 1s, includes specimen (SG149s) showing the King's extra curl, 6d with "lines through King's cheek (re-entry), several other varieties, a fine to very fine selection one stamp being toned, however a lot worth closer inspection.

1910-13, Double Head, 2s 6d sepia and deep crimson, mint with large part of original gum, well centred, showing the scarce variety "long gash in ear"; cert. BPA (2008), (SG £1’275-£2’125, see footnote in SG regarding catalogue value) (SACC 165 var., R22’000-R37’500). (Image)

1910-13, Double Head, 2s 6d black and rose-carmine, mint with large part of original gum, Long gash printing position 2 well centred, showing the scarce variety "long gash in ear", a very fresh and vibrant example. (Image)

1910-13, Double Head, 5s vermilion and deep green, mint with original gum, well centred, showing the scarce variety "long gash in ear"; extremely vibrant and fresh, rare and very fine. (Image)

1910-13, Double Head, 5s vermilion and deep green, mint with original gum, nicely centred, strong colour, showing the scarce variety "long gash in ear"; a very fine example. (Image)

1910-13, Double Head, 7s 6d bright carmine and blue, mint with large part of original gum, long gash printing, King's eyebrow line, an unusual stamp with "monocromatic frame"; fresh colour, scarce and very fine; ex Royal Palm collection (March 2018). (Image)

1910-13, Double Head,10s deep myrtle and orange, mint with large part of original gum, Hook printing, well centred, strong colour, a very fine example; ex Royal Palm collection (March 2018). (Image)

1910-13, Double Head,10s blue green and orange, perforation 14, overprinted specimen, large part of original gum, showing the "King's extra curl" variety (position 46), a scarce and fine example. (Image)

1910-13, Double Head, £1 rose-scarlet and bluish black, mint with large part of original gum, well centred, strong colour, very fine example of this scarce stamp (SG £1'750). (Image)

1910, British South Africa Company, £1 rose-scarlet and slate-black, mint with most part original gum, fresh vibrant colour, strong impression, well centred, slight dulled perfs, otherwise very fine and scarce (SG £1'750). (Image)

1910-13 1d bright carmine, perf. 13 1/2, unused with large part original gum, small perf. defect at top, fine & very rare, cert. RPS (1999) (SG £2'000). (Image)

1910-13, Double Head, 8d black and purple, mint top marginal with original gum, showing the scarce variety "long gash in ear"; strong colour, crisp impression, scarce and very fine. (Image)

1913-19, Admiral issue, group of 25 mint examples, comprising of a basic set of the perforation 14 no wmk SG186 to SG235 (15), a 1d with imperforate in top marginal very well centred and exceptional stamp, as well as block of four and single of the 1d rose-carmine, 1s black and green, a 5d and two 1 1/2d one with imperforate in marginal side the other used, a nice selection, in fine to very fine condition.

1913, 1/2d green, mint n.h. with original gum, well centered, fresh printing with strong colour, variety "imperforate between horizontal pair", scarce and a very fine example (SG £1'100). (Image)

1918-20, Admiral Die IIIB, perforation 14, group of 26 mint with large part of original gum, including many of the listed shades (except SG258, 266a, 270a, 273b, 276a and the rare 3s SG274c which listed separately), the SG272a has brown gum and toning to perfs, otherwise an exceptionally fresh and fine selection (SG £2'225). (Image)

1918-20, Admiral,3s light brown and light blue, mint with large part of original gum, well centred, strong colour, very fine example of this scarce stamp (SG £1'600). (Image)

1922-24, Admiral,7s 6d blackish-purple and slate-black, mint with original gum, well centred, strong colour, crisp appearance, an exceptionally fine example (SG £375). (Image)

1922-24, Admiral, £1 black and deep magenta, mint with original gum, centred slightly right, fresh printing, crisp impression very fine example, rare in this condition (SG £700). (Image)

1922-24, Admiral, £1 black and deep magenta, mint with most part original gum, very nicely centred, vibrant colour, fresh appearance, an exceptionally fine example of this scarce stamp (SG £1'100). (Image)

1923, Admiral issue London, Die IIIB set to 5s, mint with original gum, perforation 15, nicely centred, fresh vibrant colour, a fine group (SG £1'240). (Image)

This lot will be sold as number 71315A during the public auction.
1895-1940s, group of 30+ revenue documents, nearly all Deeds of Transfer, incl. one from Cecil Rhodes and signed by him, and one between Rhodes and the B.S.A., many franked with issues of Rhodesia Arms incl. high values to £2, Southern Rhodesia with revenue issues incl. Admirals to £1 and KGVI to £5, a great lot for the revenue specialist. (Image)