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Stamp Lots & Collections - Worldwide Asia & Middle East
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1074
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Asia & Middle East, 1920s–1980s, mint and used accumulation, varied holding including a large stockbook of used Hong Kong and a three-ring album containing Indonesia, with additional Vario pages featuring specialised material including higher-value Indonesian bird topicals and Bhutan, together with album page groups for Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Sharjah, Yemen, Iran, Dubai, Armenia, Indo-China, Brunei, India and Indian States, Burma, and Japan, chiefly more common material though with a broad geographic spread from earlier used issues to modern releases, offering useful scope for further study of varieties, postmarks or country development, largely unchecked and generally sound throughout. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Australia
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1081
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Australia, 1913–1986, mint and used collection in a Minkus album, stamps hinged to pages or in mounts, neatly identified and annotated by the owner, opening with early used Kangaroos and King George V issues and a good representation of used Australian States, with mint KGV issues including #147–149 and #152–154, fairly complete from the 1940s through the 1980s with some gaps, a mix of mint and used to the 1970s and predominantly never hinged thereafter, early material mainly fine or better, later issues generally very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1082
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Australia, 1913–2000, mint and used collection, comprising several hundred stamps in a large Lighthouse stockbook, with an approximately equal balance of mint and used material, including never hinged throughout, the majority predating the 1970s, neatly identified and arranged in chronological order, showing only moderate duplication from former dealer stock, with better items including 1928 3p blue Kookaburra block of four, hinged in selvedge only, 1949–50 Arms of Australia set of four never hinged, together with four used sets, as well as a representative showing of Air Mails, Officials, and perfins, a well-organized and useful holding for the dealer or collector alike, fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1083
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Australia, 1913/1986, mint and used collection in a stockbook, begins with Kangaroo and King George V issues, the 1937 £1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth, and strong representation from the 1950s through to the 1980s. Mainly used to 1980 and then appears to be mint never hinged up to 1986. Overall fine or better. Stamps indentified by issue providing a solid basis on which to commence an Australia collection. Owner's 2012 Scott CV $2,376. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1084
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Christmas Island (1958–2011) and Cocos Islands (1963–2013), mint never hinged collection, highly complete in period, particularly for the Christmas Island issues, stamps and souvenir sheets neatly displayed in black mounts on White Ace and Vario pages, owner's catalogue values $505 and $395 respectively, much nicely centred, overall very fine. (Scott c.v. approx. $900). (Image1)
Estimate C$ 120
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Australian States
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1075
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New South Wales, 1850–1906, used collection of 350+ stamps, former dealer stock with minimal duplication, identified and neatly arranged on stock sheets, highly complete in period including Officials, with particular value amongst the early imperforate issues through the end of Victoria's reign, some faults on earlier issues as expected with quite a few four-margined imperforate examples and much well-centred perforated material, owner-identified Scott numbers generally reliable, all stamps shown on our online scans, high catalogue value, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 250
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1076
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Queensland, 1860/1907, collection of over 200 mostly used stamps, former dealer stock with minimal duplication, identified and neatly arranged on stock sheets, showing a high degree of completion for the period, approximately 10% mint, with value throughout and particularly among the early issues, including a number of attractive 1880s Queen Victoria stamps, some faults on earlier material as expected for these issues, though much fresh and well-centred material noted throughout, owner’s Scott identifications generally reliable and useful for further study, all stamps from the lot shown on our online scans, mostly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1077
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South Australia, 1856–1909, mostly used collection, comprising over 275 stamps neatly identified and arranged on stock sheets, former dealer stock with little duplication, showing a solid representation of this Australian State including Official issues, with a few mint examples throughout, earlier imperforate issues with the usual range of faults including narrow or close margins as to be expected, all stamps from the lot illustrated in our online scans, owner’s Scott identifications generally reliable, a useful and well-organized holding, fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1078
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Tasmania, 1853–1912, mostly used collection, comprising nearly 200 stamps neatly identified and arranged on stock sheets, former dealer stock with little duplication, offering a solid representation of this Australian State, with a few mint examples throughout and particular value among the earlier imperforate issues, these showing the usual range of faults including narrow or close margins as to be expected, all stamps from the lot illustrated in our online scans, mostly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1079
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Victoria, 1850–1912, mostly used collection, comprising over 300 stamps neatly identified and arranged on stock sheets, former dealer stock with minimal duplication, showing a decent degree of completion for the period with approximately 10% mint, value present throughout and particularly among the postal-fiscal issues, earlier material with the usual faults associated with these issues and their fragile papers, though fresh material is noted throughout, all stamps from the lot illustrated in our online scans, a useful and attractive holding, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1080
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Western Australia, 1857–1912, mostly used collection, comprising over 175 stamps neatly identified and arranged on stock sheets, former dealer stock with little duplication, showing a solid degree of completion for the period with approximately 10% mint, value present throughout and particularly among the earlier imperforate issues, faults on the early material as to be expected, though worthy of closer inspection for the range of better items among the various Swan issues, including a well-centred 1883 1p ochre yellow, 1905 £1 yellow, and several higher-cataloguing items, all stamps from the lot illustrated in our online scans, chiefly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
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Bahamas
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1085
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Bahamas, 1859–1902, group of 23 better items on stock page comprising the 1859–60 1d reddish lake on thick transparent paper unused, a group of perforated 1d (four unused) and used with manuscript cancellations (five), 4d and 6d mint and used, 1882 1d scarlet vermilion watermark CA marginal block of four, 1884–90 5sh used, and a £1 with manuscript cancel, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 500
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Belgium
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1086
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Belgium, 1910–2022, mint and used collection in six Lighthouse albums, relatively sparse to the 1930s then well represented with mint hinged semi-postal sets, strong in completion from the 1960s onwards and particularly from the 1990s through 2022, material from the 1960s to 1998 mainly used and from 1999 to 2022 mint never hinged, notable items including mint hinged B114–B122, B544–B546, and B561–B566, the modern mint section comprising sets, booklets, and souvenir sheets with high face value, four albums with matching slipcases, earlier material fine to very fine, later issues very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 800
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Bermuda
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1087
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Bermuda, 1865/2002, mint and used collection in a stockbook, mostly mint hinged and used to about 1970, mostly never hinged thereafter with little duplication. Includes many topical sets, se-tenant issues and souvenir sheets, overall condition fine or better with post-1970 issues very fine. A useful collection for the beginner or dealer. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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British Commonwealth
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1088
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British Africa, mint and used collection in three three-ring binders, on homemade pages, volume one covering Northern Rhodesia, Zimbabwe, and Zambia; volume two Southern Rhodesia, Malawi, and Nyasaland; volume three Kenya, Uganda, and Tanganyika (K.U.T.) with Scott #93 (NH), Bechuanaland, Botswana, Lesotho, and Swaziland, with numerous better definitive sets including King George VI and Elizabeth II issues continuing through the 1990s, many countries concluding with duplicated material on Vario pages, condition varies, generally fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1089
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British Caribbean, mint and used collections of Anguilla and Dominica, on Minkus pages, stamps neatly identified and annotated by the collector, hinged to pages or in mounts, Anguilla beginning with #17–31 and fairly complete through 1985, Dominica including early mint and used issues then mint sets and souvenir sheets through 1985 with #97–110 (mixed hinged and never hinged) and #143–156 (never hinged), both collections with a wealth of topical material, earlier issues fine or better, modern material predominantly very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 250
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1090
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British Caribbean, 1852–1958, mint and used collection of several hundred stamps in three stockbooks, meticulously organised with strength in the reigns of Queen Victoria, King George V, and King George VI, comprising Bahamas (1863–1954) with 1938 King George VI pictorials and 1948 300th Anniversary; Barbados (1852–1958) with 1906 Nelson Centenary, 1916 New Colonial Seal, 1920 Victory, 1921 Seal of the Colony, 1950 King George VI pictorials, and 1953 Queen Elizabeth II pictorials; British Guiana (1876–1954) with 1898 60th Anniversary of Queen Victoria's Accession; British Honduras (1872–1953) with 1922–33 King George V and 1938 King George VI pictorials; British Virgin Islands (1867–1956) with 1922–23 King George V and St. Ursula, 1952 King George VI pictorials, and 1956 Queen Elizabeth II pictorials; Cayman Islands (1900–1953) with 1907–09 King Edward VII, 1935 King George V pictorials, and 1950 King George VI pictorials; Dominica (1883–1957) with 1923–33 Seal of the Colony pictorials and 1938 King George VI pictorials; Grenada (1883–1953) with 1921 King George V definitives and 1934 King George V pictorials; Jamaica (1889–1956) with 1912–20 King George V definitives and 1956 Queen Elizabeth II pictorials; Leeward Islands (1890–1954) with 1890 Queen Victoria definitives; Montserrat (1876–1953) with 1932 King George V 300th Anniversary, 1951 King George VI pictorials, and 1953 Queen Elizabeth II pictorials; St. Kitts-Nevis (1903–1954) with 1952 King George VI pictorials; St. Lucia (1863–1953) with 1936 King George V pictorials; St. Vincent (1863–1955) with 1898 Queen Victoria Imperium series and 1938 King George VI pictorials; Trinidad and Tobago (1863–1953) with 1935 King George V pictorials and 1938 King George VI pictorials; Turks and Caicos (1900–1957) with 1900 Dependency's Badge, 1938 King George VI Salt Industry, and 1950 King George VI pictorials, less than a quarter used, the remainder mint hinged, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1091
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British Caribbean, 1950s onwards, mint and used collection in four three-ring binders on homemade pages, with emphasis on mint material; Volume one covers British Honduras and Belize, including Scott #58–61 (lightly hinged) and #130 (never hinged) with a substantial range of higher-cataloguing sets from the 1980s; Volume two covers Barbados with Scott #211 (lightly hinged), better definitive sets, and modern never hinged issues; Volume three is dedicated to Jamaica with a good run of mint never hinged sets from the 1970s through the 1990s; Volume four comprises British Guiana, British Solomon Islands, Montserrat, and Trinidad and Tobago with a selection of better early stamps and complete definitive sets; overall condition varies, generally fine or better, with many useful stamps to be found. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1092
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British Commonwealth, 1880s–1980s, mostly mint dealer stock, of several thousand stamps, with less than five percent estimated used, the great majority Queen Elizabeth II period material, largely of Great Britain, Jersey, Guernsey, Ireland, Anguilla, Antigua, Barbuda, and Barbados, with a significant proportion never hinged, loosely organised by country on approximately 150 double-sided Vario pages together with loose album pages and stock sheets, most pages densely filled with singles, souvenir sheets, and some booklets, online scans showing only a representative selection, some duplication, overall fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 250
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1093
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British Commonwealth, 1859–1972, collection of many thousands of stamps, a large percentage used and pre-Elizabeth II, arranged by country (excluding Canada) on several hundred quadrille pages, with substantive Victorian and George V-era material from many Commonwealth countries and very little duplication, highlights including Gibraltar 1886 2p violet brown (c.v. $100) and 4p orange brown (c.v. $120), Hong Kong 1862 2c pale brown (c.v. $140), 24c green (c.v. $140), and 48c rose (c.v. $450), and Ionian Islands 1859 mint ½p orange (c.v. $250) among others, condition mixed throughout particularly on early issues, but an extensive holding, ideal for filling early-issue gaps or beginning a collection of the British Empire, overall fine or better and worthy of close inspection. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 800
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1094
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British Commonwealth, 1890s–1970s, holding of collector's duplicates comprising several hundred stamps across nearly the full range of the Commonwealth (excluding Canada), approximately three-quarters used, with no particular emphasis excepting perhaps India and States, the majority from the George V and George VI period, arranged on 24 stockbook pages and sorted by country in several dozen envelopes with a cover here and there, some faults on earlier material, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1095
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British Commonwealth, 1900s–1980s, mint and used accumulation, well-organised holding housed primarily in stockbooks and 102 cards, centred upon four dealer stockbooks, including specialised volumes for Nyasaland, the Bahamas, and two for Cyprus (one binder not present), with the balance comprising loose pages and glassines from former collections, showing a broad range of definitive and commemorative issues from the King Edward VII period through the late 20th century, with useful representation across numerous territories, generally sound throughout and carefully arranged. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1096
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British Commonwealth, 1935, King George V Silver Jubilee, group of ten varieties, never hinged unless otherwise noted, comprising British Solomon Islands (S.G. 54f, £160), Falkland Islands (S.G. 140I, used vertical pair, £152), Fiji (S.G. 243f, £120), Gambia (S.G. 144a, £200, and 145a, lightly hinged single, £190, and lightly hinged at lower left block of four, £202), Northern Rhodesia (S.G. 19f, £180), Sierra Leone (S.G. 182c, corner block of four, £172), Somaliland (S.G. 87k, £160, two singles including a lower right corner marginal), a fresh group of these popular issues, overall fresh and very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1097
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British Commonwealth, 1937 Coronation and 1946 Peace omnibus issues, mint and used selection on 11 stock pages, overall condition fine or better, quite fresh and mostly fine-very fine or better, a useful starting point for the collector of these popular series. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 100
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1098
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British Commonwealth, 1937 Coronation omnibus issue, mint selection of 46 sets in a stockbook, with representation from across the Commonwealth, note some better sets including Hong Kong, Niue and Ascension Island, etc, overall fine or better, a clean and desirable holding of this popular omnibus series. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 100
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1099
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British Caribbean, mint and used collections on Minkus pages, comprising issues of the Cayman Islands and Jamaica in an album, stamps neatly identified and annotated by the collector, hinged to pages or in mounts, the Cayman Islands collection primarily mint beginning with early issues including #1–2 and #15 (mint hinged) and other King Edward VII stamps, largely never hinged from the 1930s through 1985 with complete sets and souvenir sheets and a mix of mint and used in the earlier material, Jamaica beginning with predominantly used Queen Victoria issues followed by mixed mint and used King George V and VI material, the Queen Elizabeth II period mainly mint never hinged including #159–174 (NH) with sets and souvenir sheets through 1985, topically rich with broad representation across both collections, earlier material fine or better, modern issues predominantly very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Cape of Good Hope
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1100
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Cat No: 3a/19c
Cape of Good Hope, 1855/64, group of used Triangles, twenty seven singles, comprising 1d (x8), 4d (x10), 6d (x5), and 1sh (x4), with examples of both Perkins Bacon and De La Rue printings, noting several three margin examples and a range shades within each denomination, mostly cream or white papers, dramatically mixed condition and several forgeries present, but a useful reference group of these iconic issues. (Image1)
Scott U$ 300
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Ceylon
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1101
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Ceylon, 1857–1947, collection of 250+ stamps, mostly used with a high proportion of Queen Victoria issues, opening with two used copies of the 1857 1d blue, a used 1857 6d plum with four clear margins, and an 1857 10d vermilion, neatly identified per Stanley Gibbons throughout, faults on many of the earlier issues as expected, all stamps shown on our online scans, inspection recommended, overall fine, a useful holding of this desirable country. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
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China
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1102
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Cat No: 1691/2258
China (People's Republic of), 1980s/90s, selection of mint never hinged sheets, housed in one mint sheet binder, a total of 15 complete mint sheets, including Scott #s 1691, 1718/20 J.68 (3-1/3-3), 1748 T.72. (1-1), 1762/3 J.76. (2-1, 2-2), 1764 T.70 (1-1), 1774 J.J.77. (1-1) 2 Sheets, 1775 J.74 (1-1) 2 sheets, 2232, J.161 (1-1), 2241 T.142. (1-1), and 2258, T.146 (1-1), clean and fresh with a total Scott cat value is $1,842.75; seldom seen in complete sheets. (Image1)
Scott U$ 1,842
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Czechoslovakia
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1103
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Czechoslovakia, 1918–1948, collector's stock of 500+ used stamps in a small stockbook and on approval pages, together with a few modern covers and loose stamps, some duplication but fairly complete in period, overall fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 80
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Denmark
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1104
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Denmark, 1850s–2003, mint and used collection in two like-new hingeless Lighthouse albums with slipcases, comprising a modest showing of earlier used material including 1850s imperforate issues and 1870s numeral types, then generally complete from the mid-1980s through 2003, chiefly mint, the lot further enhanced by several Danish Post Office Yearbooks, special sheetlets, and assorted philatelic items from 1991 to 2004, together with a separate used stockbook and a group of philatelic covers, also including unopened 2004 page supplements, stamps and albums consistently clean, with much value in the quality hingeless volumes alone, a useful and attractive holding, fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Estonia
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1105
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Estonia, 1918–1941, grouping of approximately 300 mint stamps with minimal duplication and never hinged throughout, in a small 16-page stockbook, including a set of 17 President Päts issue (hinged), Pernau overprints, airmail, souvenir sheets, and several copies of the 1941 Estonian arms occupation set much of which is never hinged, notations on orange stickers visible on pages should be disregarded, all stamps shown on our online scans, mostly fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Europe
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1106
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Europe, 2002–2020s, Euro-denominated face value lot, excluding Germany and France, organized in stock cards and acrylic holders, including souvenir sheets, booklets and many better single values and sets, organised in plastic holders and 102 stockcards, the largest quantities from Belgium (€644.25) and Austria (€196.32), with additional values from Italy, Liechtenstein, Portugal, Spain, Netherlands, Monaco, Greece and Ireland, total face value of just over €1,020, overall fresh and very fine, an excellent lot for the dealer handling face value material or for the collector seeking an economical way to add high-value modern European issues. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 800
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1107
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Eastern Europe, 1860s–2000s, mint and used accumulation, extensive and varied holding, including two stockbooks with Poland and Romania, Vario pages containing mint lightly hinged, never hinged and used material from Bulgaria, Kazakhstan, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia, and Croatia, together with loose album pages for Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Yugoslavia, Hungary, and Montenegro, further supplemented by a selection of Russian issues on 102 cards, chiefly more common material though with a wide range of territories represented from classic period issues to modern releases, offering scope for the specialist in shades, varieties, postmarks or country studies, largely unchecked and generally sound throughout, a diverse and useful accumulation with considerable sorting potential. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1108
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Eastern and Central Europe, early 20th-Century to 1980s, dealer stock, mostly mint accumulation, with many thousands of stamps, estimating more than 80% being mint and much never hinged, the majority being 1920-1960s but with material on either side of that range, with emphasis on the Baltics, Ukraine, Romania, Balkans, Crete, and Greece. Material is roughly organized by country on nearly 200 double-sided Vario pages, loose album pages and stock sheets, many pages being densely packed, featuring singles, souvenir sheets, semi-postal and officials, duplication throughout but not unreasonably so, mostly fine or better; our online scans show a representative sampling. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
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Finland
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1109
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Finland, 1890/1990s, mint and used collection in Schaubek album, fairly complete and neatly hinged on pages, accompanied by 28 booklets and more than 150 first day covers and postal history items including covers, postcards, parcel post receipts and a variety of frankings and markings, also with a small group of Åland mint and used gutter pairs, all with owner’s inventory lists, mostly fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 150
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France & Colonies
Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1110
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France, 1820/1875, exceptional and highly specialised used collection on personalised homemade pages representing a lifetime of philatelic study, opening with five stampless folded covers from the 1820s–1840s followed by the 1849–50 Cérès Republic issues with two copies each of the 10c and 15c (one 10c expertised), three copies of the 40c (one expertised), and three copies of the 1-franc high value, continuing with the scarce 1852 "REPUB FRANC" presidency issues including two 10c examples, a formidable study of the Napoleon III imperforate series crowned by a rare 1-franc carmine signed by expert A.P. Ferrare of Buenos Aires, the perforated and laureated Napoleon III issues highlighted by three copies of the 5-franc Empire high value, the 1870 Bordeaux imperforate Cérès well represented including three 80c values, and concluding with the 1871–75 perforated Republic issues, throughout which 25 franked folded letters are interspersed showcasing rates and cancellation types including Gros Chiffres and Petit Chiffres, every stamp selected for its subtype or specific cancel with detailed cross-referencing to Michel, Scott, and Yvert catalogues, condition above average with some minor faults as expected, clean throughout, mostly fine or better. (Video)(Image1)
Estimate C$ 1,200
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1111
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France, 1876/1927, used collection on specialised homemade pages, comprising a detailed study of France from the Sage “Peace and Commerce” issues onward, with significant duplication and clear differentiation of Type I and Type II subtypes, continuing through the Type Blanc, Rights of Man, and Merson definitives, then the Sower issues in both Lined and Cameo types, together with the Pasteur series, many stamps selected for shades, types, and a diverse range of cancellation interest, note 1925 Paris Philatelic Exhibition souvenir sheet (Sc. 226, c.v. $1,100, some gum creasing and slight tear at bottom), also including a selection of commemoratives and semi-postals, with 23 covers and postcards interspersed throughout, better items noted throughout, a high cataloguing lot, condition generally above average for so extensive a holding, considerable scope for the specialist or dealer alike. (Video)(Image1)
Estimate C$ 500
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1112
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France, 1927/2000, massive used collection in two bulging 4½-inch Minkus Global albums, comprising many thousands of stamps, covers, on-piece items and related material, the collector having utilised both sides of nearly every page throughout, with particularly strong pre-1960 content including semi-postals, definitive sets and airmails, notable better items including the 20fr Pont du Gard at Nîmes (Type II) and 1937 PEXIP souvenir sheet, alongside many other premium singles and sets, also containing numerous earlier blocks of four and a selection of cancelled complete booklets, with over 160 covers interspersed throughout, largely commercial usages with some first flight covers, first day covers, special event cards and postcards, the majority of the postal history concentrated in the first volume, selected online images representing only a small portion of the holding, high catalogue value, condition generally sound, with small faults to be expected in places, mostly fine-very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 600
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1113
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France, 1945/1990, mint never hinged collection in two Schaubek albums with stamps in mounts, comprising an apparently complete run of issues for the period from the post-war years through the modern era, including a full range of definitives, commemoratives and airmails, also with various complete booklets and a specialised section of UNESCO and United Nations issues to 1985, with intermittent continuation to 1990, notably fresh and uniform throughout with a consistently high standard of preservation in both volumes, much is very fine. (Video)(Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1114
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France and Colonies, 1849–1976, useful collection of many thousands of mint and used in three albums and a small box of additional material, comprising a France New World-Wide album approximately 90% complete to 1977 and over 90% mint from the 1930s onward, a France Minkus album to 1976 with fresh, clean pages, housing chiefly used issues of the 1920s–1940s and otherwise more sparsely filled, and a further France album highly complete from 1923, nearly all mint to 1969, noted for a strong grouping of pré-oblitérés, 1961–70 Red Cross booklets hinged on pages, and 18 pages of French Colonies common design issues including the complete 1946 Chad to Rhine set of 90, together with more than 100 classic France singles, the 1fr carmine with tear, plus a small box containing five 1982 Red Cross booklets and a few épreuve proofs, some faults among the classics as to be expected, otherwise fine to very fine overall, inspection recommended, a worthwhile holding for continuation or careful breakdown. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 500
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1115
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France & Colonies, 1949–1980s, mint accumulation from former dealer stock, comprising several hundred stamps, with principal strength in France and additional runs of French Polynesia and St. Pierre et Miquelon, the majority never hinged, neatly arranged on approximately two dozen manila stock sheets, Vario pages, and in a 16-page stockbook, noted with a nicely-centred block of four of the 1935 50c+2fr Symbolic of Music issue, two never hinged, 1937 30c and 55c red Winged Victory of Samothrace, very fine and lightly hinged, 1937 PEXIP sheet, lightly hinged, part sheet of the 1949 perforated and imperforate se-tenant first France postage stamp centennial issue, and more, overall fine-very fine. (Video)(Image1)
Estimate C$ 300
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1116
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French Antarctic Territory, 1956-1967, group of 18 mint, all never hinged, comprising Scott #2-7, 16-19, 20, 25-27, 29, and Air Mail #C1-2 and C13, overall fresh and very fine. (Scott c.v. $330+) (Image1)
Estimate C$ 50
Opening C$ 50.00
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Lot No: 1117
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French Polynesia, 1942/1975, mint airmail group, of nearly 100 stamps and three souvenir sheets, all wonderfully fresh, particularly well-centred, and never hinged, a carefully selected holding of these popular issues, including many attractive sets and several better items of notable catalogue value, with 1953 14f Anniversary of the Death of Gauguin, 1965 50fr World Championships in Underwater Fishing, and the 1972, 1973, and 1974 sets of five depicting paintings by artists living in Polynesia, among others, very fine. (Scott c.v. $1,750+) (Image1)
Estimate C$ 250
Opening C$ 120.00
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Sale No: 56
Lot No: 1118
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Cat No: Collection
Hannover, 1850–1864, specialised collection of several dozen stamps, on-piece items, and postal history on 11 Hagner pages, opening with early 1850–1855 issues and progressing through the 1859–1861 imperforates and 1864 perforated series, including sixteen folded letters predominantly franked with the 1859 1 Gr rose (Scott #19, Michel #13), several pages identified by Michel numeral with town cancellations on piece, and some items with relevant expert handstamps on reverse, early imperforates with expected tight to slightly cut-into margins in places, the majority clean and with fresh colours and distinct strikes, condition varies, generally fine or better. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 300
Opening C$ 150.00
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Lot No: 1119
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Saxony, 1851–1863, accumulation of 100+ stamps and a few on-piece items on three black stock pages, primarily King Friedrich August II imperforates and the later King Johann I embossed and perforated issues, unpicked for cancellations or specialised varieties with a diverse range of denominations, shades, and printing states, some stamps with close or irregular margins on the earlier imperforate issues, condition mixed, a useful and overall fine holding. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 200
Opening C$ 100.00
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Lot No: 1120
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Saxony, 1851–1863, specialised collection of stamps, on-piece items, and postal history on 14 Hagner pages, weighted toward cancellation study with six pages of stamps and on-piece items organised chronologically by numeral cancel (ranging 1–213), together with ten folded letters showcasing standard and late-use frankings of various stamp issues of the period, a wide array of Neugroschen denominations and period varieties, several items with technical notations by the former owner, early imperforates with characteristic close margins, numeral strikes selected for clarity and strike quality, generally clean and fresh, an attractive and chiefly fine collection. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 400
Opening C$ 200.00
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Lot No: 1121
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Thurn and Taxis, 1852–1866, specialised collection covering both Northern District (Silbergroschen) and Southern District (Kreuzer) issues on six Hagner pages, organised in chronological and catalogue order with many used examples bearing four-ring numeral cancellations, together with an 1858 folded letter from the Northern District franked with 1sgr blue and 2sgr rose (Scott #10/11), the stamp portion including early imperforate issues on coloured paper, the 1859–1860 series on white paper, and later rouletted issues, early imperforates varying from four-margin examples to some with expected tight margins, generally clean and well-selected, overall fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 300
Opening C$ 150.00
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Lot No: 1122
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German States, 1850s–1920s, used collection in a stockbook, comprising representative issues from Baden, Bavaria, Bergedorf, Bremen, Brunswick, Hamburg, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Oldenburg, Prussia, Schleswig-Holstein, and Württemberg, with high-cataloguing items and several stamps with relevant expert backstamps, a larger grouping of early Bavarian imperforate issues selected for cancellation types, manageable duplication throughout, further enhanced by approximately a dozen early folded letters and postal cards from some States and early Germany, some faults as expected in a grouping of this scope and period, overall better than average and fine to very fine. (Image1)
Estimate C$ 1,000
Opening C$ 600.00
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Lot No: 1123
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Germany, 1872/1945, mostly mint never hinged collection in Schaubek album, in mounts, beginning with sparsely represented early issues and developing into a stronger, more specialised holding, notably in the Germania series with booklet panes and se-tenant multiples, many early stamps bearing expert signatures confirming specific Michel-listed varieties, further including coil strips of eleven from the early Inflation period, an increasing range of Hindenburg definitive booklet panes and se-tenant issues, the first Zeppelin airmail set, together with the 2mk and 4mk Chicagofahrt Zeppelin values, the Third Reich section showing a high degree of completion in semi-postal sets and Third Reich definitives, quite fresh throughout, a fine-very fine and desirable collection. (Video)(Image1)
