A Q.V. to Q.E.II accumulation of mint British Commonwealth issues on stockcards incl. Australia, Bahamas, Barbados, Cayman Islands, Cyprus 1955-60 set, Southern Rhodesia 1924-29 set, 1953 set, St Helena, Swaziland 1933 set, etc. in mixed condition. (few 100s) (Image1)

An accumulation of European countries in thirteen stockbooks and albums incl. Austria mint and used from 1850 to 2000, Germany with West Germany, Gibraltar booklets, Portugal with colonies, much duplication, etc. (1,000s) (Image1)

A selection of Q.E.II errors, proofs and watermark varieties incl. Pitcairn Islands 1980 Handicrafts 40c. watermark inverted, Montserrat 1982 21st Birthday $5 block of eight with inverted centres, proofs in folders, etc. (28 items) (Image1)

Cinderellas: Alice in Wonderland, “The Postage Stamps and Postal History of Wonderland” with “..... Alice through the pillar box and what she found there” by Gerald King, album of 75 fantasy stamps and covers. (Image1)

Cinderellas: Bannockburn School 1986 Christmas Mail sheets in sheets of 30 incl. imperf. (12) and perf. (10) sheets in different colours. (Image1)

Cinderellas: Greater London Fund For the Blind, Christmas label sheetlet of twelve, set of five progressive colour proofs. (Image1)

Cinderellas: Saint Anthony, Guide: An extensive collection of labels a range of stamps, booklet panes with complete 1927 book of 100, etc. The SAG abbreviation refers to the tradition of placing these initials on letters and posts so that they will not be lost in the mail. (Image1)

Crash and Wreck Mail: 1938 cover from England to New Zealand, seaplane crashed in Lake Ramadi en route to Australia, with “RECEIVED IN DAMAGED CONDITION/EX FLYNG BOAT CALPURNIA” cachet in violet. (Image1)

Crash and Wreck Mail: 1939 (Apr. 24) ‘Challenger’ crash mail envelope to Cape Town from England stamps missing with framed bilingual (English/Afrikaans) “FLYING BOAT CORRESPONDENCE DAMAGED BY SEAWATER” cachets on front. ‘Challenger’ crashed on landing at Lumbo in Mozambique on May 1st. (Image1)

Crash and Wreck Mail, 1941 (Jan.) A cover from the wreck of SS “Alhena”, sent from Chorley addressed to No. 8 General Hospital, Alexandria with large “SALVED FROM/THE SEA” cachet (Hoggarth & Gwynn type 1). Dutch steamer “Alhena” struck Pladdy Rock off the coast of Northern Island on the night of Jan. 28th. (Image1)

Crash and Wreck Mail: 1947 cover from Shanghai to London from the B.O.A.C. flying boat "Portland" which crashed at Bahrain whilst en route from Hong Kong to England with "DAMAGED BY SEA-WATER" cachet in violet. (Image1)

Ephemera: A selection of cheques payable from 1909-40 to various stamp dealers incl. Stanley Gibbons, Bridger & Kay etc., all signed by payees on reverse. (24) (Image1)

Literature: “The Royal Philatelic Collection” by Sir John Wilson (1952), leatherbound, good condition (slipcase slightly damaged). (Image1)

Literature: Pacific Islands selection of books in a large carton with interest for collectors of Gilbert & Ellice Islands, New Hebrides, Solomon Islands, Tonga etc. (27) (Image1)

Literature: Continental Railway Investigations, Report to the Board of Trade on Railways in Belgium, France and Italy, published by HM Stationery Office (1910), some minor faults. Using extensive data and first hand observation, the report provides a wealth of information on locomotives, rolling stock, etc. of the time. (Image1)

Omnibus Issues: 1935 Silver Jubilee: A mint selection comprising Basutoland 6d. with variety ‘dot by flagstaff’, Falkland Islands 21/2d. ‘re-entry on value’, Fiji 11/2d. with variety ‘dot by flagstaff’, mostly fine. (3) S.G. 14h, 140i, 242h. (Image1)

Postal History and Covers: A selection of covers and cards, incl. Cyprus, Great Britain, Morocco Agencies, Netherlands Indies, Maritime mail, etc. (85 items) (Image1)

Postal History and Covers: A selection of World War II censored covers comprising 1940 from Japan to Germany (2), 1940 Iran to Germany, 1943 Canada to Jamaica, 1941 and 1942 from Honolulu and Laie Hawa. (6 items) (Image1)

Postcards: An extensive all World assortment from France, Great Britain, Ireland, Sweden, etc. (few 100s) (Image1)