Caroline Islands. 1899 Karolinen 48 degrees overprint, 3pf, 5pf and 10pf all on pieces with Yap datestamps, the 3pf C.T.O on 6 June 1899, the first day the Yap Postal Agency was open, 5pf and 10pf postally used in 1901, the 5pf on piece cut from New Century postcard, all with expert handstamps on reverse. Mi1/3I, S.G. 1/3, £2,090. (3). Photo on Page 148. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image1)

1899-1919 Mint and used collection with shades, cancels, some pieces, including 1899 48 degrees overprint 3pf mint (2, one creased, the other with Lantelme Certificate stating partly regummed), 5pf mint (2, one with Lantelme Certificate stating partly regummed), 10pf mint (2) and used (4), 20pf mint (3) and used (3), 50pf mint (edge staining); 1900 56 degrees overprint including 3pf vertical gutter pair (Lantelme expert handstamp) and 5pf marginal gutter block of four (Stein expert handstamps) both unmounted mint, 3pf - 25pf mint with thicker heavier overprint, also 25pf mint (4) and used (6), 50pf mint (2) and used (2), better shades; 1901-10 Yacht issue set unmounted and used with additional stamps; 1915-19 set mint; cancels including Truk, Angaur, Seepost. A fine lot. S.G. £9,000+ (approx.). (178). Photo on Pages 144 & 148. (Image 1) (Image 2) (Image 3) (Image 4) (Image 5) (Image 6) (Image 7) (Image1)

1910-14 5pf Reply card franked 5pf from Ponape to Prague, reply half attached, and picture postcards (3) including Angaur and Yap datestamps. Also a charity card depicting a canoe in the Caroline Islands, used in Germany with Feldpost c.d.s. (5).