BRITISH COMMONWEALTH COUNTRY COLLECTIONS continued...

 Chaotically represented, however full of interesting items, often mounted on what were exhibition pages, includes a study of the farmer issues of 1943, as produced by the Japanese Army Administration, also 1942 peacock (black and red) overprints 1942 as undertaken at Myaungmya, Henzada and Pyapon, with a dozen or so examples (offered on their own merits), followed by an equally interesting study of the KG V overprints, other areas of interest include covers, documents, even a medal of the Burma Star (pacific clasp), a campaign medal issued for the 1941/45 campaign (not figured - opossible reproduction), also dozens of regular Burma KGV first issues overprints including mint multiples through to a scattered range of KGVI, revenues as well, through to independent Burma from the first issues onwards, usual mixed condition, mostly F-VF, definitely interesting and requires quite a bit of work. 

 group on stockpages and old album pages, loosely organized with several better identified items stockpages with values up to $150, incl: Newfoundland 30, 27a, Canada 19, 46 (2), 29 part o.g., 95, an approval book containing shades of early Newfoundland, Caribou blocks to 5c, etc. Condition is mixed, with occasional faults, still nice group, sure to be of use to the dealer or specialist.

 Several 100s of covers to 2011 with nothing in excessive quantity, yet a good representation of QEII material with a few of each FDC including S/S, defins to £5 inc birds, se-tenants, numismatic/ philatelic combination mail, etc., also a good selection of commercially used incl high values used on reg. Philatelic Bureau mail from Port Stanley (mostly to Europe) add'l maiden voyage/  Antarctica, generally Very Fine, ideal for on-line sellers.