PLATE 1a ML: Fine used, worn impression with light red MX. Attractive example with four good margins. (Image)

PLATE 2 FJ: Fine, four margin example with light red MX cancel leaving profile clear. Attractive. (Image)

PLATE 3 AJ: Fine used, four margin example cancelled by complete black MX. (Image)

PLATE 4 LB used on undated E from Lydney to Monmouth with a very fine red MX cancellation and matching "LYDNEY" UDC nearby. Very fine. (Image)

PLATE 4 RG: Fine used example with light black MX cancel. (Image)

PLATE 5 NG with a red MX cancellation, good margins. Matched with a clear to wide margined 1841 red. (Image)

PLATE 6 RE: Four margin example cancelled with diffuse red MX. (Image)

PLATE 6 FJ: Fine four margin example on 12 Oct. 1840 EL to Stranraer. Tied by smudged red MX. (Image)

PLATE 7 LA-MA: Vertical pair with good margins all around. Fine red MX cancels. (Image)

PLATE 7 EJ: Fine used example with four large margins and light red MX cancel. (Image)

PLATE 8: SK cancelled with black MX, and NL with red MX. Good examples. (2) (Image)

PLATE 8 CG on 10 Feb. 1841 EL mailed within London. Four margined example cancelled by black MX and partly by "Charing Cross" straight line mark. (Image)

PLATE 8 LA: Three/four margin example, just touching check letter box in SW corner. No "Q" flaw. Fine red MX cancel. (Image)

PLATE 9 PB cancelled with a black MX. A fine four margined example. (Image)

PLATE 4 - RARE VIOLET BLUE SHADE - CI: A wide margined example of the rare violet blue shade on thick lavender tinted paper. Fine. SG Spec. ES16 £1800. RPSL Cert. (2005). (Image)

MIXED MINT & USED GROUP ON ALBUM PAGE: All numbers 1-20 represented, mostly good to fine, though Pl.9 with trimmed perfs. Includes pair and nine mint examples. (32 stamps) (Image)

QV POST OFFICE TELEGRAPH STAMPS: Two stock cards with a mostly fine used and slightly duplicated assembly of 1876-81 Telegraph stamps. Includes mint ½d orange, used 1d red-brown (3, one optd. "SPECIMEN"), 3d carmine, 6d grey (2), 1/- green (2), 1/- brown-orange, 3/- slate-blue (2) and 5/- rose (2, both Pl.1); also mint examples of ½d vermilion (SG 197) & ½d blue-green (SG 213) both optd. "Army Telegraphs". Cat value c.£1,100+. (16 stamps) (Image)

SELECTION OF KEVII-KGVI MINT ISSUES: Stock cards displaying KEVII 2d, 3d, 6d, 9d (2 shades), 10d & 1/- values, KGV 1918 2/6d & 5/- Seahorses, 1924 & 1925 Wembley sets, KGVI 'dark colours' ½d to 2½d values with sideways wmk unmounted mint (£170) and also with inverted wmk mounted mint (£180); 1938-49 'Arms' set of 6 high values SG 476-478c. Total cat. c.£2,280 (29 stamps) (Image)

1929 PUC FDC: Plain env. FDC from the Professional Golfers Association to a London address franked with a set of 4 low values tied by a faint 10MAY29 Newcastle & Tyne Exhibition slogan cancel. Scarce item. SG 434-7. BFDC cat. £350. (Image)

1929 PUC £1 BLACK: Lightly mounted mint example. SG 438 £750. (Image)

1929 PUC £1 BLACK: Fine used example with light rubber parcel cancel. SG 438 £600. (Image)

1934 RE-ENGRAVED SEA HORSE SET: The 3 values 2/6d, 5/- & 10/- mounted mint. SG 450/452 £600. (3) (Image)

1939-48 HIGH VALUES: 2/6d to £1 inc. the rare 10/- dark blue in fine unmounted mint upper left corner blocks of four. SG 476-478c £1,700. (Image)

1948-51 HIGH VALUES: 1948 R.S.W. £1, and 1951 2/6d to £1 corner blocks of four. Fine unmounted mint. SG 494 & 509-512. (Image)

1d MULREADY LETTER SHEET: 13 Mar. 1841 Forme 2, Stereo A17 used from London to Nortonwoodside, Nr. Sheffield, cancelled with a good black MX. Vertical fold, good for this. (Image)