1924-29 KGV Admirals 1/2d to 5s in mint n.h. marginal blocks of four, many corner marginals with sheet numbers, some minor perf. splitting, very fine and fresh multiples (Image)

1924, Admiral, Selection of 50 examples in mint condition with most part original gum (58), including two sets of the 1/2d to 5s (SG1 to SG14), two mint blocks of four of the 5s blue and blue-green one with printers imprint to top marginal, 1 1/2d single with side margin imperforate as well as the 1d with an imperforate to base between interpanneau, also includes booklet pane of six and four examples of the coil join on vertical strips of the 1d value, a fine group.

1924, Admirals, complete mint with original gum set of fourteen SG1 to SG14, well centred, fresh colour, tiny gum thin top left corner, otherwise a fine to very fine set (SG £375). (Image)

1925, Admiral, 1d bright rose, mint with original gum, side marginal horizontal strip of three, with the major variety "imperforate vertically", perforated to right imperforate in margin; one pane known with this variety with 12 such strips possible; scarce and very fine example (SG £1'700). (Image)

1931, Complete set of 31 (extended) SG15 to SG27, mint, including the two additional perforation settings, in mostly very fine condition, although 7 have minor tone spots to perfs. (SG15,16, 19, 20, 21, 25 and 27) and the 10d has a faint horizontal crease, additionally comes with a mint n.h. SG23a and SG25a, total of 33 stamps (SG £1'061) (Image)

1931-37, Field Marshall, 5s blue and blue-green, mint n.h., superb example of the major variety "printed on gummed side"; strong vibrant printing, well centred; the key rarity for British Africa and one of the finest examples known; exceptionally condition; ex Besancon; (SG £8'500). (Image)