Gold Coast: 1889-94 20s. green and red, small part original gum, a little faded and with light horizontal crease, nevertheless attractive. S.G. 24, cat. £3,500. B.P.A. certificate (2003). Photo. (Image1)

Gold Coast: 1889-94 20s. green and red with fiscal cancellation, shortish perf. at foot otherwise fine and scarce. R.P.S. certificate (1987). S.G. 24. Photo. (Image1)

Gold Coast: 1935 Silver Jubilee 6d. variety ‘extra flagstaff’ fine mint, and another 6d. showing a variety similar to ‘short extra flagstaff’ mint with light overall toning. S.G. 115b., var. Photo. (Image1)

Gold Coast: A collection in an album, 1875 to 1928, incl. comprehensive ranges, some duplication with shades and dies, sets, high values, range of postmarks, mainly fine, also some postal history. (100s)

Gold Coast: An accumulation on leaves, from 1878 onwards, incl. extensive Q.V. ranges with strips and blocks, much cancellation interest with first known dates, high values, exceptional hoard, also some later issues. (100s)

Gold Coast: A used Q.V. collection in an album, from 1876 to 1901, incl. much cancellation interest, high values, multiples, covers, etc. (100s)

Gold Coast: Selection on leaves, mostly registered, from 1886 to 1938, incl. wide range of cancellations and frankings, 1886 registered book post envelope to New York bearing 6d. tied barred cancellation, 1906 registered cover to Germany bearing 2s.6d., 1927 cover to Switzerland bearing 5s. tied Ho oval, etc. (27)

Gold Coast: A group of used Q.V. postal stationery registered envelopes, from 1891 to 1907, all uprated, incl. range of origins, mixed condition. (14 covers, one front and one part cover)

Gold Coast: A group of used Q.V. covers and postcards, from 1892 to 1904, incl. registered, many uprated, range of frankings and cancellations with Q.V. 10s., etc. (23)

Gold Coast: A group of K.E.VII covers and postal stationery, incl. diverse frankings with values to 5s., range of cancellations, registered, etc. (30)

Gold Coast: An accumulation of K.G.VI to early Q.E.II covers, incl. registered postal stationery (40), aerogrammes (35), W.W.II censored covers (60+), range of cancellations, etc. (approx. 150)