Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 1/2d. to £1 set perforated "SPECIMEN" (Samuel type B9), mainly fine with gum. (12) S.G. 127s-128s, cat. £4,250. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 1/2d. to 1s. mint, mainly fine, also 1/2d., 1d. and 11/2d. uncancelled (slight perf. toning) on K.G.V 1d. type III stationery envelope front registered to London. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 1/2d. to £1 set mint, fine. (12) S.G. 127-38, cat. £4,250. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 1/2d. to £1 set mint, fine. (12) S.G. 127-38, cat. £4,250. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 1/2d. to £1 set with both printings of 2d. and 6d., used, five values on piece, some values incl. 10s. with Fox Bay cancellation, mainly fine. (14) The £1 with R.P.S. certificate (2013) S.G. 127-38, cat. £6,625+. Ex Cottis. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 1d. black and scarlet showing thick serif to "1" at left [R. 1/3], mint in marginal pair with normal, some perf. separation and minor gum toning otherwise fine. S.G. 128, a, cat. £553+. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 11/2d. black and blue showing recently discovered 'break in cloud' flaw [R. 9/3], mint, fine. SH 59v1, S.G. 129a, cat. £1,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 2d. to £1 on matching individual covers, each endorsed "1st day of issue" and addressed to Hugh Thomas, Press Officer in Stanley, each stamp tied by single Port Stanley "2 JA/33" c.d.s., also 1/2d. on piece with matching cancellation, some very faint toning but rare. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 2s.6d., 10s. and £1 on individual small pieces cancelled by part Madame Joseph MJ 154/155 fake c.d.s. S.G. 135, 137, 138. Ex Cottis. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow, unmounted mint, fine. S.G. 136, cat. £950. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow mint, minor wrinkling otherwise fine. S.G. 136, cat. £950. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow mint, toned perf., otherwise fine. S.G. 136, cat. £950. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow, used, minor toning at upper left corner otherwise fine. S.G. 136, cat. £1,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow-orange, mint, fine. R.P.S. certificate (2005) S.G. 136a, cat. £3,250. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow-orange, fine used. B.P.A. certificate (1975). S.G. 136a, cat. £3,750. Ex Cottis. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 5s. black and yellow-orange, tied to piece by South Georgia SG2 Nov. 1933 c.d.s., fine. Heijtz certificate (2020). S.G. Z63a, cat. £4,750. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 10s. black and chestnut, fine mint. S.G. 137, cat. £850. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 10s. black and chestnut, mint, shortish perf. and minor gum wrinkle, otherwise fine. S.G. 137, cat. £850. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 10s. black and chestnut, used, some lightly toned perfs., otherwise fine. S.G. 137, cat. £1,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 10s. black and chestnut, late use on piece tied by neat PS.3 "6 AU/47" c.d.s. S.G. 137, cat. £1,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary 10s. black and chestnut, used on piece•ÈÀ with "11 FE/34" c.d.s., fine. S.G. 137, cat. £1,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary £1 black and carmine, mint, fine. S.G. 138, cat. £2,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary £1 black and carmine, mint, gum wrinkle and bent corner perf. otherwise fine. S.G. 138, cat. £2,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary £1 black and carmine, used, a few very faintly toned perfs. otherwise fine. S.G. 138, cat. £3,500. Photo. (Image1)

Falkland Islands: 1933 Centenary £1 from the second printing, a mint horizontal pair with Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. imprint showing the distinctive narrower lower selvedge characteristic of this printing, tiny thin on reverse of selvedge, otherwise fine and rare. S.G. 138 var. Ex Barton and Riddell-Carre. Photo. Due to their very similar colours, distinction between the two printings of the £1 can only be confidently made by the width of the selvedge. This item is consequently one of very few that can be stated with confidence to be from the second printing. As is assumed that the quantity of the £1 destroyed in 1934 (1,009) consisted of the second printing (1,320) only, it is doubly clear that this item is of the greatest rarity and desirability. (Image1)