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Hawid Clear Mounts 500 strip wholesale assortment of 14 diff sizes from 217 x 26 mm to 217 x 160 mm with 20-50 of each of each strip. 1kg. Retail $220. (Image1)
Hawid Clear Mounts 500 strip wholesale assortment of 14 diff sizes from 217 x 26 mm to 217 x 160mm with 20-50 of each of each strip. 1kg. Retail $220. (Image1)
KABE 16-ring binders (7) in F-VF condition with 26 size 2 & 120 size 3 G-VGC 16-ring double sided pages. Estimated new replacement value over $700. Ideal for the serious cover/stationery collector. (Image1)
Lighthouse black mounts (similar to Hawids) mixed assortment of 27½-148mm tall, 210mm long strips, blks, M/sheet etc. Sold by weight, 500g. Would cost $100s if bought separately. (210 strips) (Image1)
Lighthouse black mounts (similar to Hawids) mixed assortment of 27½-148mm tall, 210mm long strips, blks, M/sheet etc. Sold by weight, 500g. Would cost $100s if bought separately. (210 strips) (Image1)
Australian States: Royal Sydney Philatelic Club Sydney Views magazine near comp set nos. 1-55 (1984-97) & run of 50 from nos.114-162 (2012-24). Also other Philatelic Society magazine inc Cinderella Club Newsletters & The NSW Philatelist (35) 1990-2000. (100+ items) (Image1)
Australian Commonwealth Specialist Catalogue, Australian States 1901-12 Federal Period. 2023 Edition, 343 colour pgs with comprehensive listing of all stamps of the period inc Die/Plate Proofs, FDC, perfs & wmks, plate flaws, perf errors inc imperfs, compound & mixed, & OS perfins. New. (Image1)
Australian Commonwealth Specialists' Catalogue - Kangaroos. 2021 Edition inc details on CTO cancels ex Specimen sets FDC, proofs & essays. Expanded section Roos on cover, listing both solo frankings & mixed frankings, plate varieties, inc positions - some yet to be plated (many cat nos changed or reorganised). Price revisions (nearly all UPWARD), especially MNH & OS perfins, reflecting current collecting trends. Profusely illustrated. Essential must have for all collectors. In colour. New. (Image1)
- KGV. Latest 2022 edition with 326 pgs in A4 format, inc Proofs & colour trials, CTO, cancels ex Specimen sets, FDC, usages on cover, both solo & mixed frankings, shades, plate varieties, monograms, imprint blks of 4, OS perfins/opts, & all Pics/Commems (Image1)
- Postage Dues Catalogue inc NSW & VIC, latest (2020) edition 151 colour pgs in A4 format inc specialised listing of the Colonial issues & the Commonwealth types. Essential reference. (Image1)
- Booklets Catalogue Current 2020 (Latest) Edition with 186 colour pgs in A4 format, fully revised inc additions & extra photographs with in depth coverage from 1904 to 2001 Christmas with all sub-types & edition/advert combinations of the popular 1960s-7 (Image1)
- Postal Stationery: Latest Edition (2018), 464 pgs in bound A4 format, with in depth coverage to late 1970s. Illustrated throughout inc sections on PTPO formats, plus Territories inc GRI opts in DNG cards & un-stamped 'Formula types' Essential reference, (Image1)
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23 or 24 but not both, you might enter "A" in the OR input box for each of the lots 23 and
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generally executed in Lot number order.
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Correct
Incorrect
In this case, the bidder is correctly entering a OR bid for
lots 1, 2, and 6, and another OR bid for lots 4 and 5. The
bidder wants one of either 1, 2, or 6, and would like one
of either 4 or 5. The bid on lot 3 is a regular bid.
Lot No.
OR Indicator
1
A
2
A
3
4
B
5
B
6
A
The typical error is to put the lot number of the or bid
in the or bid column. This is incorrect.