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1854, Lithographed by Samson & Hillman: Swan 6d. gray-black, watermark sideways, fresh color and good to huge margins with parts of adjoining stamp at right and top, neatly used with barred numeral "2” of Perth, very fine and a beautiful stamp, signed Thier

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1904/1979 (ca.), extensive postal history collection with about 200 covers, cards and postal stationery, plus some single stamps, proofs and multiples, including many interesting and rare items, early mail, experimental P.O., provisional postcard George VI HALF ANNA on 9 p., high values on cover, air mail, registered mail, India used abroad, incoming mail, etc., etc.

1865/2000 (ca.), mostly mint never hinged holding, in one stockbook

1860/1955 (ca.), unused and used old collection including many better stamps and cpl. sets with e.g. (all SG numbers) Basutoland 1-10, Gambia 122-42, Rhodesia Double Heads up to 1 £, 12 Cape triangles, St. Helena 96, Tanganyika 83/88a, etc., etc.

1857/1920(ca.), unused and used collection with a few covers, containing good section Cape of Good Hope and Ceylon, Mauritius with original reprints Mi.-Nr. 1-2, New Zealand, New Southwales, Tasmania, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, Western Australia, also Labuan, Brunei, Natal, Niger Coast, Rhodesia, also India incl. Jammu and Kashmir, with better items througout, mostly good quality

1857/1983 (ca.), large unmounted mint, unused and used collection, including Officials, noted a fair representation of Ceylon and Gold Coast, the latter commencing with the 1876 Crown CC issues, also good parts of North Borneo, Mauritius with 1857/59 Post Paid 1 d. red, two used examples showing worn and latest impression (both faulty, and both signed Bühler), Burma and Cape of Good Hope with Triangulars ranging from the 1853 Bacons printing on blue paper up to the later issues including 1 sh., Falkland Islands, etc. The collection is accompanied by a stockbook of mint never hinged issues including Ascension SG-Nr. 57-59 and Bermuda 135-150 in cpl. sets, and more. The condition slightly mixed especially in the early issues; overall an attractive assembly, neatly mounted in 2 albums and on some loose album leaves

1851, Typeset at the Office of the 'Royal Gazette', Georgetown: Cottonreel 4 c. orange, Robson Lowe Type A, cut round, showing the majority of the, initialed "W.H.L.” (Lorimer), fresh color, used with clear double-arc "DEMERARA SP 2? 1851", tiny hole (in the P of SP), otherwise very fine, a beautiful and exceptionally rare, iconic classic, signed Star(auschek) and the Ferrary trefoil and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

Provenance: Ferrari de la Renotiere (2nd. Gilbert Auction 1921)

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1851, Typeset at the Office of the 'Royal Gazette', Georgetown: Cottonreel 4 c. lemon-yellow, Robson Lowe Type A, cut round, showing virtually complete frameline, initialed "E.D.W.” (Wright, Clerk to the Colonial Post Office), fresh color, used with clear double-arc "DEMERARA DE 11 1851" and red cancel color, a beautiful, and especially with full frame lines, highly desirable example of this most recognizable and classic iconic rarity, a.o. sign. Star(auschek) and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1851, Typeset at the Office of the 'Royal Gazette', Georgetown: Cottonreel 8 c. green, Robson Lowe Type A, cut round, showing virtually complete frameline, initialed "E.D.W.” (Wright, Clerk to the Colonial Post Office), fresh color, used with clear double-arc "DEMERARA OC 25 1850", some thinning, tiny paper splits away from frameline, two small holes backed with green paper, despite the imperfections, a beautiful well-presenting, and especially with full frame lines, a highly desirable example of this classic iconic rarity, a.o. sign. J. Schles(inger) and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1851, Typeset at the Office of the 'Royal Gazette', Georgetown: Cottonreel 12 c. pale-blue, Robson Lowe Type C, cut square, showing majority of frameline, initialed "E.D.W.” (Wright, Clerk to the Colonial Post Office), fresh color, used with clear double-arc "BERBICE”, a gorgeous and highly desirable cut-square example of this iconic and most recognizable rarity, a.o. sign. Grobe and Thier and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1852, Lithographed by Walterlow 1c. black on magenta, type II,  fresh color, good margins, barely touched at lower left, used with part cds. of Demerara, the inevitable small surface scrapes and minor imperfections, otherwise an attractive example of this classic rarity, a.o. signed Köhler and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1852, Lithographed by Walterlow 4c. black on deep-blue, fresh color, good margins on top and bottom, touched at left and right, tied by clear strike of "DEMERARA JA 1862” to small piece, the inevitable small surface scrapes, otherwise an attractive example of this classic rarity, signed Star(auschek) and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1853/59, Lithographed by Waterlow, Original Printing, First Stone 1 c. vermilion, type V,  imperforate, fresh color, bright shade, large margins all around, used with clear cds. of Berbice, tiny abhrasion on reverse, a fine example of this rare stamp, signed Richter and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1853/55, Lithographic Transfer by Waterlow, 4 c. pale-blue, fresh color and good margins all around, showing retouched line above "FOUR CENTS”, neatly used with two double arc "DEMERARA JU 22 1855” and "BERBICE”, hardly noticeable horizontal bend, otherwise fine and very attractive, especially with the two different cancellations, a.o. signed Köhler and certificate Philatelic.Experts (2026)

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1956/57, wm "St. Edward"s crown" 1½ a. on 1½ d. In horizontal pair (separated at base) with 1952/54, ½ a. on ½ d., used on commercial airmail cover from "BAHRAIN .. FE 57" to Doha, Qatar. The envelope with some marginal transportation faults, the pair in very fine condition (partly lifted for inspection of watermark). One of the greatest rarities of the British agencies in Arabia; only one further copy of this rare stamp has been recorded used at Bahrain (also on cover). Certificates David Brandon (1997) and RPSL (2025)

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1854/1986 (ca.), Antigua to Trinidad, attractive mint never hinged and essentially unused/used collection, including Officials and Fiscals, showing a fair display of classical and semi-classical issues with some duplicates, noted Grenada from the early Crown Colony issues, St Lucia opening with the Crown CC issues, Bermuda up to the 12sh/6d. value, Barbados Sitting Britannia, fine selection of St Vincent, together with some Omnibus, a few covers, and more. The condition varies, especially in the early issues; a good assembly neatly mounted on loose album pages

1915, 4 p. on 40 pfg. with variety short "4", used with part of Duala cds., few short perfs, very rare in used condition. Certificate BPA (2019) (SG 1800£)

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1915, "DUALA (KAMERUN)a 10.3.15" on cover endorsed "No Stamps available, On active service", to The national Bank of South Africa at London, with arrival mark of 17.4.; folded vertically.