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FALKLAND ISLANDS continued...
Lot Symbol CatNo. Lot Description CV or Estimate
1281 P 66E 1912 High value master die proof with the value tablets all blank, 33x45mm, with ms. Jan 25.1912 at top and For Hardening and initials at bottom, very fine and extremely rare ex-Stanley.1912 High value master die proof with the value tablets all blank, 33x45mm, with ms. "Jan 25.1912" at top and "For Hardening" and initials at bottom, very fine and extremely rare; ex-"Stanley". (Image) Est. $1,500-2,000

SOLD for $1,800.00
Will close during Public Auction
1282 TC 25TC 25TC, 1904 2 12p King Edward VII, large die trial color proof in black, die sunk on 51x53mm card, small score line in right margin that just breaks the paper, otherwise a very fine example of this seldom offered finished proof (S.G. 46TC).#25TC, 1904 2 1/2p King Edward VII, large die trial color proof in black, die sunk on 51x53mm card, small score line in right margin that just breaks the paper, otherwise a very fine example of this seldom offered finished proof (S.G. #46TC). (Image) Est. $500-750

SOLD for $625.00
Will close during Public Auction
1283 og 30-40 30-40, 1912-14 12p-£1 King George V definitives cplt., an attractive well matched set, o.g., l.h., fine-very fine, with the key £1 being choice very fine (S.G. 60-69 £850).#30-40, 1912-14 1/2p-£1 King George V definitives cplt., an attractive well matched set, o.g., l.h., fine-very fine, with the key £1 being choice very fine (S.G. #60-69; £850). (Image) $1,255.00

SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction
1284 og 30-40 30-40, 1912-14 12p-£1 King George V definitives cplt., quite fresh, all high values are quite well centered, o.g., mostly very fine (S.G. 60-69 £850).#30-40, 1912-14 1/2p-£1 King George V definitives cplt., quite fresh, all high values are quite well centered, o.g., mostly very fine (S.G. #60-69; £850). (Image) $1,255.00

SOLD for $525.00
Will close during Public Auction
1285 P 52P 52P, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, the unique proof example with the surcharge in violet, a marginal example from the top of the sheet, quite fresh and attractively centered, o.g., small inconsequential corner flaw at bottom right, fine.<#52P, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, the unique proof example with the surcharge in violet, a marginal example from the top of the sheet, quite fresh and attractively centered, o.g., small inconsequential corner flaw at bottom right, fine.The need for this provisional issue was caused by the arrival at South Georgia of the whaling fleet and the R.R.S. "William Scoresby" early in 1928, creating a shortage of the 1/2p and 2 1/2p adhesives. A "2 1/2D" surcharge issue was authorized and a brass die of the surcharge was made at Messrs. Salvesen's whaling station at Leith Harbour. Surcharging was undertaken at the Grytviken Post Office, as requested, between February 7 and 22. This unique proof was originally owned by the Sub-magistrate of South Georgia, Mr. A.G. Nelson Jones, who sent it with a letter dated March 24, 1932 (which accompanies this lot) to Dudley Stone, into whose collection it passed. In Mr. Jones' letter he recounts the events at Leith Harbour and comments "This copy would be the first to be surcharged and is undoubtedly the only one in existence with an indelible surcharge."One of the key rarities of Falkland Islands philately. Accompanied by a 1987 BPA certificate; ex-Prappas, Sir Gawaine Baillie (S.G. #115P) (Image) Est. $5,000-7,500

SOLD for $9,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1286 nhbl 52 52, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, the celebrated Carpenter half-sheet of thirty, being the first five rows of the sheet with complete sheet selvages at top and at sides, in a remarkable pristine state of condition, well centered, deep l#52, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, the celebrated "Carpenter" half-sheet of thirty, being the first five rows of the sheet with complete sheet selvages at top and at sides, in a remarkable pristine state of condition, well centered, deep luxuriant color, o.g., just a few sensible hinge reinforced separated perforations, the remaining stamps n.h., very fine; one of the most spectacular mint multiples of the 20th century from the British Empire, easily one of the largest remaining multiples in existence; purchased at the Grytviken Post Office in February 1928 by Sir George Deacon, Director of the National Institute of Oceanography; ex-Sir Gawaine Baillie (S.G. #115; £30,000+). (Image) $36,000.00+

SOLD for $45,000.00
Will close during Public Auction
1287 og 52 52, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, deep rich color, o.g., l.h., fine 1967 BPA certificate (S.G. 115 £1,000).#52, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, deep rich color, o.g., l.h., fine; 1967 BPA certificate (S.G. #115; £1,000). (Image) $1,200.00

SOLD for $625.00
Will close during Public Auction
1288 c 52 52, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, fresh single tied to an immaculate cover addressed to Wales by a superb strike of South GeorgiaFeb 728 double ring first day c.d.s., a very fine and choice cover in every respect only a handful o#52, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, fresh single tied to an immaculate cover addressed to Wales by a superb strike of "South Georgia/Feb 7/28" double ring first day c.d.s., a very fine and choice cover in every respect; only a handful of covers bearing this scarce provisional are known used on the first day; 1996 BPA certificate (S.G. #115). (Image) Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $1,900.00
Will close during Public Auction
1289 c 52 52, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, nicely centered example tied to neat cover to England by clear South Georgia13 Fe28 double ring c.d.s., central vertical file fold to cover, very fine 1961 PF certificate (S.G. 115).#52, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, nicely centered example tied to neat cover to England by clear "South Georgia/13 Fe/28" double ring c.d.s., central vertical file fold to cover, very fine; 1961 PF certificate (S.G. #115). (Image) Est. $750-1,000

SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
1290 c 52 52, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, tied by South GeorgiaFe 10 28 double ring cancel on local cover, Leganger Hansen corner card, cover with small repair at top not affecting stamp or markings, fine (S.G. 115).#52, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, tied by "South Georgia/Fe 10 28" double ring cancel on local cover, Leganger Hansen corner card, cover with small repair at top not affecting stamp or markings, fine (S.G. #115). (Image) Est. $500-750

SOLD for $950.00
Will close during Public Auction
1291 52a 52a, 1928 2 12D Provisional surcharge, the infamous forgery of the double surcharge variety, an incredibly well executed forgery that was so convincing that for many years it was considered genuine and was even issued a genuine certificate#52a, 1928 "2 1/2D" Provisional surcharge, the infamous forgery of the double surcharge variety, an incredibly well executed forgery that was so convincing that for many years it was considered genuine and was even issued a "genuine" certificate by the British Philatelic Association in 1942 (which accompanies), subsequent debate for decades raged concerning the status of this stamp, resulting in certificates being issued in the early 1970's by both the BPA and RPS now stating the surcharge to be "forged" (these two certificates also accompany); an essential item for the serious student of Falkland Islands philately; ex-Sir Gawaine Baillie (S.G. #115a). (Image) Est. $200-300

SOLD for $725.00
Will close during Public Auction
1292 nh 65-76 65-76, 1933 12p to £1 1933 Centenary cplt., an especially desirable set of this always popular commemorative series, with the 5-, 10- and £1 being sheet-margin examples, brilliantly rich colors throughout, o.g., never hinged, very fine (S.G.#65-76, 1933 1/2p to £1 1933 Centenary cplt., an especially desirable set of this always popular commemorative series, with the 5/-, 10/- and £1 being sheet-margin examples, brilliantly rich colors throughout, o.g., never hinged, very fine (S.G. #127-38; for hinged £3,000). (imagea) (imageb) (Image) for hinged $3,810.00

SOLD for $3,500.00
Will close during Public Auction
1293 og 65-76 65-76, 1933 12p to £1 1933 Centenary cplt., well centered and exceptionally fresh set, o.g., lightly hinged, very fine (S.G. 127-38 £3,000).#65-76, 1933 1/2p to £1 1933 Centenary cplt., well centered and exceptionally fresh set, o.g., lightly hinged, very fine (S.G. #127-38; £3,000). (imagea) (imageb) (Image) $3,810.00

SOLD for $2,100.00
Will close during Public Auction
1294 O 74 74, 1933 5- Centenary, a select used example, lightly cancelled with a portion of a South Georgia double ring c.d.s., exceptionally well centered, very fine 1985 Brandon certificate (S.G. 136 £950).#74, 1933 5/- Centenary, a select used example, lightly cancelled with a portion of a South Georgia double ring c.d.s., exceptionally well centered, very fine; 1985 Brandon certificate (S.G. #136; £950). (Image) $1,000.00

SOLD for $675.00
Will close during Public Auction
1295 og 74a 74a, 1933 5- Yellow orange and black, deep intense colors in this distinctive and scarce shade, o.g., trivial h.r., nearly very fine 1989 RPS certificate (S.G. 136a £1,900).#74a, 1933 5/- Yellow orange and black, deep intense colors in this distinctive and scarce shade, o.g., trivial h.r., nearly very fine; 1989 RPS certificate (S.G. #136a; £1,900). (Image) $2,000.00

SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction
1296 nh 84-96, 101-02 84-96, 101-02, 1938-46 12p-£1 King George VI cplt., plus the two values added later in 1949, brilliant colors, o.g., n.h., overall very fine (S.G. 146-83 £425).#84-96, 101-02, 1938-46 1/2p-£1 King George VI cplt., plus the two values added later in 1949, brilliant colors, o.g., n.h., overall very fine (S.G. #146-83; £425). (Image) $560.00

SOLD for $250.00
Will close during Public Auction
1297 S 97S-98S 97S-98S, 1946 1p-3p Peace issue, with perforated Specimen cplt. in vertical pairs, well centered and fresh, o.g., n.h., very fine each is accompanied by a 1980 RPS certificate (S.G. 164s-65s).#97S-98S, 1946 1p-3p Peace issue, with perforated Specimen cplt. in vertical pairs, well centered and fresh, o.g., n.h., very fine; each is accompanied by a 1980 RPS certificate (S.G. #164s-65s). (imagea) (Image) S.G. £650+

SOLD for $550.00
Will close during Public Auction
1298 O S.G. #139e S.G. 139e, 1935 1p Silver Jubilee, double flagstaff variety, used, very lightly cancelled, nearly very fine actually much more elusive to find used than mint (Scott 77 var.).S.G. #139e, 1935 1p Silver Jubilee, double flagstaff variety, used, very lightly cancelled, nearly very fine; actually much more elusive to find used than mint (Scott #77 var.). (Image) £300

SOLD for $120.00
Will close during Public Auction
1299 c S.G. #142c S.G. 142c, 1935 1- Silver Jubilee, lightening conductor variety, a lovely well centered example of this rare and popular variety tied to a neat cover, along with the additional three values from the series, by two light strikes of South GeorgiS.G. #142c, 1935 1/- Silver Jubilee, lightening conductor variety, a lovely well centered example of this rare and popular variety tied to a neat cover, along with the additional three values from the series, by two light strikes of "South Georgia/ ? No/35" double ring c.d.s., addressed to London, very fine; one of the few recorded examples of this key Silver Jubilee variety on cover (#80 var.). (Image) £1,200+

SOLD for $1,050.00
Will close during Public Auction
1300 og 151a 151a, 1964 6p Blue and black, error of vignette H.M.S. Glasgow in place of H.M.S. Kent, a wonderfully fresh and choice mint example of this extremely rare and popular Queen Elizabeth period error, well centered, o.g., very lightly hinged, ex#151a, 1964 6p Blue and black, error of vignette "H.M.S. Glasgow" in place of "H.M.S. Kent", a wonderfully fresh and choice mint example of this extremely rare and popular Queen Elizabeth period error, well centered, o.g., very lightly hinged, extremely fine; according to the note in the Stanley Gibbons catalog, "it is believed that No. 216a came from a sheet which was first printed with the centre of the 2 1/2d. and then accidentally included among the supply of the 6d. value and thus received the wrong frame. there have been seventeen reports of stamps showing the error, although it is believed that some of these may refer to the same example; 1987 BPA certificate; ex-"Stanley" (S.G. #216a; £40,000 for never hinged). (Image) $17,000.00

SOLD for $17,000.00
Will close during Public Auction

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