1960 2 yuan (2), 1960 5 yuan (2), and 1965 10 yuan (2), EF-Unc. (6 items)

FIJI, Promissory Note, Levuka, Ovalau, Fiji, unissued One Pound 187, imprint 'C.T. Sandon, Stationer, Sydney' at foot, minor faults but extremely rare.

TEN SHILLINGS: 1940-41 (Pick 366) 10/- Mauve, signed Peppiatt, EF; together with 1948 (Pick 368a) 10/- Brown-violet on grey-pink, signed Peppiatt, aUnc. (2).

A group of UNCIRCULATED banknotes comprising of 1964 £10 Hollom signature (P.376a), 1980 £5 Somerset signature - Thin security thread (P.378c), and 1981 £1 Somerset signature (P.377b x 14 including consecutive runs). Total: (16 banknotes).

March 1972 $100 Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (Pick 183c).

HONG KONG and SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION folder (1975) containing $100, $200 and $500 Thomas Cook Bankers Ltd Travellers Cheques overprinted "SPECIMEN NO VALUE" in red. (3). Superb condition.

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Five Pounds sterling, Wellington, (19- printed), discordant numbers No.436901 - No.456900, printed both sides, officially perforated 'CANCELLED', imprint of Bradbury Wilkinson & Co.Ld. Engravers & c. London, '12th August 1903' handwritten at top left and with perforated counterfoil still attached. Uncirculated.

BANK OF NEW ZEALAND, Five Pounds sterling, Wellington, (19- printed), discordant numbers No.556901 - No.576900, printed both sides, officially perforated 'CANCELLED', imprint of Bradbury Wilkinson & Co.Ld. Engravers & c. London, '23 July 1907' handwritten at top left and with perforated counterfoil still attached. Uncirculated.

1977 One Dollar Star Replacement banknotes; consecutive run of 3, Unc. [Pick 163d); plus later circulated notes $1 (2), $2 (1), $5 (1) and $20 (1).

ADVERTISING BY POST - THE GARY DAVIES COLLECTION:
FISHING TACKLE: A complete set of six amusing cards by Kemble, advertising the fishing tackle and lines available from MICK SIMMONS, circa 1905; all FU from MICHELAGO in November 1906. (6) Extremely rare.
 

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ARTIST - CHARLES DANA GIBSON: A collection of Gibson's wonderful observations of the social customs around courtship, marriage, and the battle of the sexes in Edwardian times; various series. (19).

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WOOL: "Sang-Bleu" merino, bred at Fairlie Grange Stud, near Jerilderie, NSW, circa 1920; silver gelatin print RP postcard, Unused.

MELOTTE CREAM SEPARATORS: Two different illustrated postcards for The Australasian Implement Co., Adelaide, both FU in 1909, one with private perfin "AI CO" 1d. (2).

A diverse collection in a large brown album; noted MELBOURNE, International film stars, beautiful women, etc. Mixed condition, (130+).

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A "Tail" of the TURF illustrated postcard incorporated a real horse-hair tail, Unused, circa 1910.

A large album with a good range of early MELBOURNE RP cards, a small range of Victoria/Australia, plus a range of film stars (incl. Lux Toilet Soap types), mainly fine. (approx. 275+).

AGRICULTURE: A real photo postcard depicting an elephant ploughing with "The Mitchell" No.14, 2 Furrow Plough, from Mitchell & Co., West Footscray, Melbourne; issued by F.W. Niven & Co., fine Unused, circa 1910.

"JOHN COOPER & SONS IRONMONGERS" RP advertising postcard with printed message verso, for the shop in Elizabeth Street, Melbourne; "Makers of Horse Shoes, Plow Shares & The "Bunyip" Forest Devil"; Used in Jan.1910 to Coleraine.

EQUIPMENT ADVERTISEMENTS: 1910 usage of a card for James Bell & Co (Adelaide) advertising "Clarence H. Smith's Scrub Rake"; 1920 usage of a card for W.N. Stone (Sydney) advertising "Municipal Appliances" (Road Sweeper, Water Cart, Road Roller, etc.,); and, 1928 usage of a card for Waugh & Josephson Ltd (Brisbane) advertising Dairy, Refrigeration and general engineering equipment. (3 items).

RABBIT POISON: A Sayers Allport Prop. postcard advertising their S.A.P. Rabbit Destruction product, circa 1910. [Interestingly, S.A.P. are also the initials of the constituent chemicals - strychnine, arsenic and phosphorus.] The only example we have seen.