1925-27 (SG.125-36) ½d - £1 Native Huts set including additional shades of the 1d, 3d and 6d, (18), fresh Mint. Cat.£440+.

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1931 (SG.137-49) ½d orange - £1 olive Native Huts Airmail overprinted set, (13) fresh Mint.

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The Bird of Paradise Airmail Overprints: 1932 (SG.163-76) ½d - £1 complete; and 1932-34 (SG.190-203) ½d - £1 complete, Mint. (30). Cat.£575.

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1932-4 (SG.177-89 ex.180a) 1d Green - £1 Olive Undated Birds (ex. 3½d) attractively tied on a May 1939 registered airmail cover from RABAUL to BRISBANE, with arrival cds for PITTSWORTH on the back.

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The unissued ½d orange Bird of Paradise; a corner single, MUH. [See Note after SG.189].

1935-39 (SG.204-5 & 212-25) £2 violet & £5 emerald-green Bulolo Goldfields Airmails, together with a complete set ½d - £1 of the 1939 Airmail set, Mainly fine Used. (16). Cat.£1,440.

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21 Jan.1933 (AAMC.P53) Kainantu (Upper Ramu Goldfields) - Lae - Salamaua cover, flown & signed by John Jukes for Guinea Airways. As postal facilities were not available at Kainantu, all mail was cancelled upon arrival at Lae P.O. [Only 12 flown]. Ex Ray Kelly.

10 April 1933 (AAMC.P59) Wahgi River (Goroka) - Lae - Salamaua flown cover, signed and endorsed by the pilot, Ian Grabowsky, for Guinea Airways. Grabowsky carried the first airmails to and from Goroka at the time that the Leahy Brothers Expedition was active in the Wahgi Valley. [Only 5 flown]. Cat.$2000.  Ex Ray Kelly.

17 Mar.-17 Apr.1936 (AAMC.P98,98a) Sydney - Brisbane cover, flown & signed by P. Hawes, together with Adelaide - Wau cover via Daru, flown by Brearley & Stephens in their DH66 Hercules "City of Adelaide" for Stephens Aviation Ltd and cancelled on arrival at Wau. [9 flown]. These flights were for the purpose of ferrying the aircraft to Wau, however the Hercules proved too heavy for operations in New Guinea. (2 covers). Cat.$700+. Ex Ray Kelly.

18 Mar.1938 (AAMC.P128) Rabaul - Salamaua cover, flown on a survey flight for W.R.Carpenter Airlines by R.O.Mant, flying a DeHavilland DH86. [Only 50 flown and grossly undercatalogued at $80].

YEARBOOKS: 1984-86 & 1988-92 issues - complete in original plastic sleeving, (8).

1855-57 (SG.3) 1/- yellow-green on blued wove paper, with four good margins, pleasing colour, and some o.g., described on the accompanying Odenweller [2012] Certificate of authenticity as "probably the only example with genuine original gum.". Cat.£60,000. An exceptional classic stamp of New Zealand.

We note that a second example, described as having "small part original gum" and with an RPSL Certificate was sold by Spink London, January 24, 2019, Lot 536 of the Pegasus Collection.

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1862-64 (SG.77) Large Star, perf.13, 6d red-brown; a fresh Unused example of this difficult to find stamp. (Cat.£2,000). With Odenweller [2017] Certificate of authenticity.

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1878 (SG.185) 2/- deep rose, with large part o.g. Cat.£600.

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1906 - 1950 collection in album; including 1906 Christchurch Exhibition set  Mint (plus extras), 1906 Exhibition publicity labels, 1913 Auckland Exhibition set Mint (plus low value extras), 1920 Peace sets  M & U, the 1923 1d Map issue in blocks and singles, 1925 Dunedin Exhibition sets M & U, 1935 Jubilee sets M & U, 1940 Centenary sets M & U, and Centenary Officials sets M & U, etc. (Cat.£1800+).

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AUCKLAND EXHIBITION LAST DAY COVERS: Auckland Exhibition set, ½d to 6d (SG.412-415), each tied to a separate cover by the 'EXHIBITION/NZ/18AP14/AUCKLAND' cds, the 3d & 6d covers also with octagonal 'EXHIBITION/NZ/18APR1914/AUCKLAND d/s in violet (rare) or green on affixed registration labels and both with Auckland arrival b/stamps. A difficult to assemble set.

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AUCKLAND EXHIBITION DATESTAMP: 'EXHIBITION/NZ/22AP14/AUCKLAND' cds's tying the complete Exhibition set, ½d to 6d - Cat £600+ - to an Exhibition envelope with 'Auckland Industrial, Agricultural, and Mining Exhibition 1913-1914...' imprint at the top & Exhibition crest in blue on the flap.

The only example of this envelope we have seen: notably, absent from the Len Jury collection.

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1931 (SG.546-7) Smiling Boys, (2) fresh MUH. ACS. Cat.$1050.

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1936-42 Pictorials (SG.581) 2½d red-brown & blue-slate Perf.14 Plate 3 (reversed) CP.L5e corner block of 9 (lower six units MUH); also, optd 'Official' corner block of 6 (lower three units MUH). Fine and scarce multiples. (15). Cat.£180++.

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1967 (SG.843 var.) 4d Post Office Savings Bank, upper left corner blk.(4) , the corner unit partially IMPERFORATE as a result of a paper fold during the perforation process, MUH. Probably unique.

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