Selection with Half-Lengths 3d x2 both with full margins, Laureates 5/- red & blue mint, Stamp Statute 1d & ½d on 1d both postally used, Stamp Duty 6/- apple-green mint, 'POSTAGE' 5/- mint, KEVII £1 in unlisted shade mint & £2 with the gum redistributed, and a few others, Cat £2800+.
(Qty 13)
1850-53 Half-Lengths Thomas Ham Printings Third State of the Dies (Framelines Added) 3d blue SG 11, margins just shaved - at base - to large with a chunk of the adjoining unit above, small faults that don't affect the fine facial appearance, Cat £3250.
1854-57 Half-Lengths Campbell & Fergusson 3d greenish blue SG 29a, margins just clear to good, shallow thinning at the top doesn't affect the fine facial appearance, unused, Cat £2250. RPSofV Certificate (2001).
1854 Queen-on-Throne Campbell & Co Printings 2d brownish purple (shades) complete reconstruction of 50 positions (10x5), condition rather variable but most are eye-pleasing, Cat £1750+ (minimum).
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Estimate AU$500
Opening AU$ 380.00
Sold...AU$ 650.00
Closed..Aug-29-2020, 18:00:00 EST
Sold For 650
Sale No: 242
Lot No:1537
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Cat No:34
1854-55 Woodblocks 'REGISTERED' 1/- rose-pink & blue SG 34, margins close to large, tiny imperfection above the first 'L' of 'SHILLING', unused, Cat £4250. RPSofV Certificate (2020).
1855-56 Queen-on-Throne Campbell & Fergusson Printings 2d Stone A (shades) complete reconstruction of 50 positions (10x5) including three pairs (one of them is creased), condition rather variable but most are attractive, Cat £1350+ (minimum).
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Estimate AU$500
Opening AU$ 380.00
Sold...AU$ 900.00
Closed..Aug-29-2020, 18:00:00 EST
Sold For 900
Sale No: 242
Lot No:1539
Symbol:O
1855-56 Queen-on-Throne Campbell & Fergusson Printings 2d Syone C (shades) complete reconstruction of 50 positions, condition rather variable but most are attractive, Cat £1350+ (minimum).
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Estimate AU$500
Opening AU$ 380.00
Sold...AU$ 675.00
Closed..Aug-29-2020, 18:00:00 EST
Sold For 675
Sale No: 242
Lot No:1540
Symbol:P
1856-58 Perkins Bacon Queen-on-Throne 6d imperforate plate proof marginal block of 9 from the right of the sheet in black on ungummed unwatermarked characteristically yellowish toned paper, full margins. A handsome multiple.
Sale No: 242
Lot No:1541
Symbol:F
Cat No:Collection
1860-66 Beaded Ovals Wmk Words of Value 6d orange SG 93, an unusually large & attractive example, BN '2' of Geelong, Cat £450. [This is the sort of stamp we would want for a postmark collection: a common numeral in uncommon circumstances]
1870-73 De La Rue 2d dull lilac-mauve Perf 12 SG 170 corner block of 9 from the U/R of the sheet, corner piece of selvedge missing & a few split/reinforced perfs, virtually full o.g. with six or seven units unmounted, Cat £1080++ for mounted singles. [Geoff Kellow records blocks of 4 & 6 plus this block of 9, the largest known, which he illustrates at page 187]
1884 Stamp Statute V/Crown 4d rose SG 222, large-part o.g., Cat £1500. Chris Ceremuga Certificate (2018) states "Very rare in mint condition...superb example".
1884-96 Large Stamp Duty postally used array comprising 1d green x4, 1d bistre x10, 6d x9, 1/- on yellow x6, 1/- on blue x10, 1/6d x5, 2/- x2, 3/- drab x19 including a few on piece, 4/- x15 (and one with 'Specimen.' h/s), 5/- maroon/yellow x8, £1 and £2 (rare), not checked under UV but all appear to be genuine postal usages with a few better postmarks noted, generally fine to very fine; also CTO 3/- x3 & 4/- x3.
(Qty 97)
1885-95 Naish 4d lilac Error of Colour SG 300b, exceptional centring, superb Melbourne duplex cancel of DE30/86, Cat £1700. One of the finest examples we have seen.
1886-96 Fergusson & Mitchell High Values £5 to £9 SG 324-8, CTO with Melbourne cds of JA9/01, the £6 £7 & £9 with large-part o.g., Cat £1325. [For presentation sets for members of the new Federal Parliament]
(Qty 5)
Sale No: 242
Lot No:1551
Symbol:P
Cat No:V125DP(3)A
1901-10 'POSTAGE' V/Crown £1 die proof State 3 in carmine-rose on thin surfaced paper (50x74mm) BW #V125DP(3)A, light toning mostly clear of the stamp impression, Cat $15,000. Ex Samuel Reading, JRW Purves & Rodney Perry. [The ACSC states that a total of nine £1 die proofs exist, across four states in carmine-rose or blue]
REPRINTS: Complete set of the 1891 reprints for UPU distribution with Half Lengths x3, Queen on Throne x5 including 1d & 6d shades, Laureates to 5/-, Stamp Statute to £5, etc, no gum otherwise generally very fine, on annotated pages detailing the three types of reprints. [The original stamps stated to catalogue £42,000+ unused]
(Qty 50)