#3P, 1873 3d Buff, plate proof on thick surfaced unwatermarked paper, imperforate, overprinted "Cancelled," right sheet-margin horizontal pair, with large margins on the other three sides, fresh and very fine (S.G. #5P). (Image)

Est. $200-300

#3P, 1873 3d Buff, plate proof on thick surfaced unwatermarked paper, imperforate, overprinted "Cancelled," block of four, large even margins all around, fresh and very fine (S.G. #5P) (Image)

Est. $400-500

#3P, 1873 3d Buff, plate proof on thick surfaced unwatermarked paper, imperforate, overprinted "Cancelled," left sheet-margin block of eight (4x2), with ample to large even margins on the other three sides, fresh and very fine (S.G. #5P). (Image)

Est. $750-1,000

#42TC, 1910 1d Blue, trial color proof on gummed paper overprinted "Specimen" mounted on card, fine and scarce (S.G. #46TC). (Image)

Est. $150-200

#54, 1918 £1 Black and violet on red, deep rich colors on fresh paper, o.g., l.h., very fine (S.G. #55; £325). (Image)

CV. $400.00

#95-97, 1924-32 2/- to 10/- George V, singles tied along with the original nine values from the 1936 pictorial set (#105/114) to 1936 registered cover to Trinidad, Hamilton registry etiquette on reverse and arrival backstamp, cover with a harmless vertical pocket fold, very fine; stamps alone catalog $563.25 off cover.. (Image)

Est. $200-300

S.G. #116-19, 1938 2/- to 10/- George VI, singles of each of these original shades tied to registered first day cover to London by separate strikes of "Hamilton, Bermuda/20 Jan 38" datestamps, "Registered/Plymouth, Devon/5 Fe 38" backstamp, very fine and rare, ex-Dickgiesser. (Image)

Est. $300-400

S.G. #119a, 120, 121, 1938 10/- to £1 George VI, sheet-margin singles tied to registered cover front only to Manchester by separate strikes of "Hamilton, Bermuda/11 Fe 41" datestamps, fresh and very fine; ex-Dickgiesser. (Image)

CV. as used £680

Bermuda Queen Victoria Exhibition collection comprised on mint and used 19th century singles, blocks and multiples, covers and postal stationary attractively mounted and annotated on quadrille pages in a binder, all issues are well represented but a good percentage of the value lies in the 1874-75 surcharges which are comprised of used 3d on 1/- Green (2), one with Royal certificate, mint 1d on 2d Blue (2), both with Royal certificates (one regummed), mint and used examples of 1d on 3d Buff, the used with Brandon certificate (small tear) and mint and used examples of 1d on 1/- Green, also noteworthy are an 1875 3d Buff plate proof overprinted "Cancelled", some attractive mint multiples and a Princess Hotel illustrated advertising cover, provisional with some small faults or no gum, otherwise mostly fine-very fine.

Est. $1,000-1,500

Bermuda used collection of a few hundred sets, singles and souvenir sheets housed in a Battle Green album, the highlight being a nice example of the 1875 "One Penny." surcharge on 3d Buff with APS certificate, the rest of the collection is solid including George VI to £1 including a 12/6, QEII complete to 1985 and continuing to 2003, occasional small fault, most fine-very fine; an excellent basis for expansion.

Est. $300-400

Bermuda George VI 2/- to £1 Keyplates group of 31 mostly different mint singles presumably correctly identified on Bermuda Coin & Stamp Co. pages comprised of S.G. #116, 116b, 116c, 117c, 117d, 118, 118a, 118b, 118d, 118e (2), 118f, 119, 119a, 119b, , 119c, 119d, 119e, 119f, 120, 120a (2), 120b (2), 120c, 120e (3), 121, 121b and 121e, all o.g., mostly l.h., fine-very fine; the Stanley Gibbons catalog value is for never hinged.

CV. £5,227

Bermuda decimal era mint sheet holding of 1970-2003 definitives and 1989-2006 commemoratives, the commemoratives mostly one-of-a-kind in complete sets, while the definitives are in quantities from one to about twenty, including the 1970 Flowers definitives complete (Scott #255-71), 1975 second Flowers set complete (#322-28), 1986 Shipwrecks complete (#482-98 and 485a-98a) and 2002-02 Shells lacking three of the dollar values, o.g., n.h., very fine; the total Scott catalog value is $139,011.00 and a complete inventory is available upon request.

CV. Face value $25,104.00

Bermuda substantial air mail and first flight cover collection/stock comprised of 345 covers from 1924 to 2000 sleeved and numbered in chronological order, starts with two Zeppelin ZR3 flights from before it became the airship "Los Angeles," then many Los Angeles flight covers from the first and second trips, plus a few other Zeppelin flown covers, then numerous 1937 "Cavalier" flying boat flights to a wide variety of destinations, many 1937 Baltimore-Bermuda flights, many 1938 FAM 17 Baltimore-Bermuda and New York-Bermuda flights, later Trans-Atlantic flights, etc., also includes the Bermuda by Air, a catalog and handbook of Bermuda aerophilately by Cwiakala and Dickgiesser; a complete inventory is available upon request.

Est. $1,500-2,000