Kn #17; GJ #17; 1st Printing Imperforate, 1864 10c Yellowish green, complete to large margins, cancelled by "OM" oval and "Franca" of Goya straight-line handstamps, both struck in blue but in different shades, very fine and a scarce usage (GJ $1,750+). (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

Asia assortment of many hundreds of mint and used stamps and a few covers on old album pages or loose, the best part being used China large dragons including 1ca and 3c wide margins, 3ca and 5ca medium paper and 3ca with perfs. trimmed away, a couple small dragons including 5ca used block of four and Japan with unused 1871 48m, 1872 ½s and 1s as well as a range of cherry blossom issues, most of the remainder of the lot is common material, mixed condition, please inspect.

Est. $500-750

Estonia, Latvia and Russia postal history accumulation of some hundreds of covers/cards, including Russia with some WWI & WWII military mail and censorship, pre-WWI T.P.O. cancellations, Latvia with some triangular airmail stamps, Estonia and Latvia with usages after the annexation of Russia in 1940, with some mixed frankings in Estonia, in addition illustrated USSR stationery cards being mainly modern; fine-very fine.

Est. $400-500

Bermuda substantial picture post card and cover accumulation comprised of many hundreds of picture post cards, both used and unused and mostly in sleeves filling three shoe boxes, plus many 20th century Bermuda mostly commercial covers as well as FDCs, flight covers housed in several albums including "Los Angeles" airship flights, also a box filled with 20th century commercial covers from British West Indies islands, strong in Bahamas and Jamaica and more.

Est. $400-500

German Annexation of Bohemia-Moravia, 11 covers to Argentina bearing 10 different frankings of the 1939-42 "Landscapes" issue, including two spectacular large envelopes with very high frankings, one featuring 4k, 10k and six examples of 20k, the other with 5k (9) and 20k (5), one interesting envelope from the Argentina consulate to Prague, a fine-very fine and rare group.

Est. $200-300

#5, 1867 50c Yellow, partial sheet of 20 (5x4), positions 1 to 20, exhibiting the shade of the first impression, good margins all round, fine mint o.g., one minute thin spot as usually found, fine and scarce.

Est. $200-300

British America collection of many hundreds of mint and used singles and sets housed in two clean Scott albums with supplements to 1975, we note Antigua mint 41, Bahamas used 31 and mint 85-91, Cayman Is. mint 3-7, Dominica unused 1, Falkland Is. mint 3, 48 and 100, St. Lucia unused 4, mint 40, 43-48 and 95-106 and Virgin Is. mint 21-28 and 53-66, plus there are many KGVI and early QEII definitive sets and omnibus issues, occasional small fault, most fine-very fine.

Est. $750-1,000

1804-05, Three colonial letters, including "Buga" & "Franca" straight lines (ex-Goeggel), a very interested letter used on both sides and initailly showing "Caly." & "Franca" and "Debe." & "Popayan" straight lines in red, the third bearing "Franca" & "Popayan" straight lines in red, including 1½ and 2 reales rates; a very fine and scarce trio of entire letters during the colonial period. (Image)

Est. $200-300

#114-23, 1928 ¾pi-£1 50th Anniversary of British Rule cplt., fresh used set, each neatly cancelled, very fine (Scott $565.60; S.G. #123-32; £400). (Image)

Est. $150-200

S.G. #R1a, 1879-88 1d Lilac overprinted "REVENUE", half used as ½d, right vertical strip of three and right vertical pair, all tied across the cut by four strikes of "A07" in barred oval cancel to cover addressed to London, bold "Dominica/15 Oc, 87" datestamp at lower left which is repeated on reverse, London arrival backstamp, cover severely reduced at left, missing backflap and with a couple sealed tears at top, otherwise a fine and striking usage (S.G. catalog value for a single franking is £2,750). (Image)

Est. $300-400

Estonia, postal history group of over 65 covers, from the early period of independence to the early 20's, also including some usages on piece, with provisional straight-line cancellations, registered mail, destinations, high frankings, etc, generally fine-very fine; viewing essential.

Est. $250-300

Europe, group of 32 covers mainly addressed to Argentina, mostly Spain with various high frankings on censored items during the Civil War period (viewing suggested), other good destinations being Cuba and Uruguay, also correspondence from Poland, Switzerland, Denmark, Norway; some faults, but mainly fine.

Est. $300-400

Sassone #22a 1918 10f red, machine overprint, neatly cancelled by "Fiume" c.d.s at base, leaving the design quite clear, a very fine example of this exceedingly rare stamp of which very few are recorded; as a result of its great rarity, this stamp is listed but unpriced in the Sassone catalogue; 2018 Raybaudi certificate. (Image)

Est. $5,000-7,500

German Occupation of Russia, 1916-17 postal history collection comprising over 90 items and some mint/used stamps, including military mail with better Kriegsmarine or registered examples from Baltic territories, provisional cancellations, an interesting franked-mail section with also better official and non-commercial usages, censorship and high frankings; a fine and unusual group.

Est. $300-400

German Occupation of Russia, 1941-45 postal history collection comprising around 90 covers, mainly official mail "Dienstpost", with local Estonian issue, few provisional cancellations registered mail, some military mail, including an interesting express newspaper wrapper and a mail re-addressed and re-franked twice, generally fine-very fine.

Est. $300-400

S.G. #SB6, 1946 2/- Black on buff booklet, edition 28-46, ½d and 2d panes with trimmed perfs., fresh and very fine (S.G. £1,400). (Image)

Est. $500-750

Ireland booklet collection, substantial collection of several hundred, including some useful earlier items such as S.G. #SB8 (2), SB9 (2), SB10, SB11, SB12 (3), SB13 (2) and SB14, the duplication being for different editions, the remainder is mostly post 1970 issues, but there are enough of them to fill as small box, generally very fine.

Est. $750-1,000

S.G. #6a, 1920 2Pi Olive, Ty. Ia overprint, choice right sheet-margin single, fresh and well centered, clean o.g., l.h., very fine and scarce (S.G. £850; Scott #7a; $925.00). (Image)

Est. $200-300

S.G. #7, 7a, 1920 5Pi Deep purple, Ty. I and Ia overprints, mint block of four, pos. 95-96, 107-08, the top right stamp with rare Ty. Ia overprint, fresh, o.g., the bottom stamps n.h., very fine and exceptionally scarce, especially as a se-tenant multiple; 1954 BPA certificate (S.G. £1,550; Scott #8, 8a; $1,665.00). (Image)

Est. $300-400

S.G. #9a, 1920 1m Sepia, overprint inverted, excellent centering, o.g., very fine (S.G. £170; Scott #1Ba; $180.00). (Image)

Est. $75-100

S.G. #27, 1922 9Pi on 9Pi Ochre, black surcharge, nicely centered, o.g., very fine (S.G. £300; Scott #28; $325.00). (Image)

Est. $100-150

S.G. #52a, 1922 10Pi Ultramarine, violet handstamp, fresh, o.g., h.r., fine and rare (S.G. £1,100; Scott #60; $1,200.00). (Image)

Est. $300-400

S.G. #53a, 1922 20Pi Pale grey, violet handstamp, another fresh mint single, o.g., lightly hinged, very fine; signed Bloch and ela (S.G. £1,100; Scott #62; $1,200.00). (Image)

Est. $300-400

S.G. #53a, 1922 20Pi Pale grey, violet handstamp, fresh mint example of this scarce high value, o.g., minor h.r., very fine (S.G. £1,100; Scott #62; $1,200.00). (Image)

Est. $300-400

S.G. #53a var., 1922 20Pi Pale grey, Ty. 4 violet handstamp inverted, 1920 overprint Ty. 1, fresh and well centered, o.g., several short perfs at base, otherwise very fine and rare (S.G. £1,100 for normal overprint; Scott #62 var.; $1,200.00 for upright overprint). (Image)

Est. $300-400