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a large volume of virtually all used, including 2 cut to shape 4 annas of the first issues, as well as several dozens other QV to high value rps, an interesting range of shades on QV covers, the holding continues with KE VII and KG V / KG VI through to the independence period and back of the book with several 100s stamps and finally some Indian Native and Convention States, mostly F-VF; interesting and diverse.
Battered album with highlights as Lagos 1887 to 5/- used, plus earlier mint, Niger Coast onwards with many dozens including shilling values with lots of different cancels including the scarce provisional QV with the ½ on 1½d dull blue used in Opodo (SG 58d), Oil Rivers with an extensive study of the first issues in blocks of the ½ d vermillion (SG 1), mint blocks of the 1d and 2d (SG 2, 3), block of the 2½d including sheet marginal with never hinged present, pair of 5d, 1sh mint (3), as well as more mint and used singles including colored postmarks and incl a rare cover used on the 3rd December 1893, a registered letter with a combination of pairs of the ½d, 1d, 2d and singles of the 2d, 2½d and 5d making the 1/6d rate to England, additional postal history of the Protectorate incl attractive Liverpool British packet and eight items of postal stationery; Northern Nigeria QV mint ½d to 2/6d (SG 1-8), then the same used to 1/-, KE VII incl NH marginal singles as well as an unusual distinct shifted tablet of the 5d, followed by KE VII used to 10/- (SG 10-18), then second KE VII multiple crown to 5/- used, KG V to 10/- used, also seen QV 1d with red manuscript cancel of Jebba followed by KE VII 1d with multiple line manuscript cancel in black ink "PO Burutu cancellation local", an unusual pair 2 x ½d KE VII with red ink manuscript Post Office Jebba 9th Jan 1902; Southern Nigeria postal stationery KE VII used, KE VII to 10/- (SG 43) as well as KG V blocks mint and used ending with a good range of the regular issues of Nigeria with perf varieties mint and used to high values KG VI; much more here than described, Mostly F-VF; a delightful old time collection.