Grenada. The Rowland Hill "Cancelled" Obliterator. 1861 6d. rose, handstamped with a superb strike of the "cancelled" obliterator at lower left, position 3 in the Peter Jaffe reconstruction (although not recorded or illustrated in his book), very rare, with only three examples recorded, one of which is housed in the Royal Philatelic Collection. S.G. 3, £10,000
Note: In August 1861 the printers, Perkins, Bacon & Co., provided siexamples of each stamp in their possession to Ormond Hill (eldest son of Rowland Hill) for members of his family. These fascinating stamps and the story behind their appearance, have been fully described by Peter Jaffé in his book "cancelled" by Perkins Bacon. (Image1)

Est. £4,000-6,000

Sale No: 2106
Lot No:111
Symbol:Cat No:14

Grenada. 1875 (Dec.) 1d. green, perf. 14, block of ten with large part original gum, very fresh and fine appearance. A magnificent and rare multiple. S.G. 14, £850+
provenance:. Stanley Gibbons Auction, October 1978 (Image1)

Est. £300-400

Sale No: 2106
Lot No:112
Symbol:Cat No:17

Grenada. 1878 6d. vermilion perf 15, part original gum and very fresh and vivid colour; rare in such fine quality. Signed Herbert Bloch. S.G. 17, £850
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Est. £200-300

Sale No: 2106
Lot No:113
Symbol:Cat No:19

Grenada. 1881 (April) 1d. green, rough perf. 14½, horizontal strip of three, fresh and fine with rich colour, part original gum with natural gum wrinkles; very well centred, rare. S.G. 19, £510+
Provenance: Joseph Hackmey, November 1985 (Image1)

Est. £150-250

Sale No: 2106
Lot No:114
Symbol:Cat No:22b

Grenada. 1881 (April) 2½d. rose-lake, horizontal pair from the right of the sheet, variety imperforate between, part original gum; fresh colour and fine appearance, a great rarity. S.G. 22b, £6,500
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Est. £2,000-3,000

Grenada. 1950 (Mar.) 2½d. bright blue, perforated 12½ 13½, lightly used with indistinct 1950 datestamp. S.G. 157a
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Est. £80-120