1897 £2 rosy red, perf 15, fresh slightly heavily hinged mint (Image)

1898-1908 1d. Arms in right-hand marginal horizontal pair , light buckle in paper on left-hand stamp and crease in margin only, fresh hinged mint (Image)

1898-1908 2s6d bluish grey imperf between vertical pair, light diagonal gum crease at top, fresh hinged mint (Image)

1909-12 'Rhodesia' overprinted 1d carmine-rose in imperf between horizontal pair fresh heavily hinged mint (Image)

1910-1913 2/- black and China-blue, mint with full original gum and a slight hinge remnant, pos. 36 with "rust flaw"; with certificate Philatelic Federation of Southern Africa Expert Committee 2012, noting "disturbed gum and a few short perforations". (Image)

1910-1913 5d purple-brown and ochre, error of colour, perforated 14, mint with full original gum and light trace of a hinge, a very scarce error of colour in fresh condition and with good centring; with certificate BPA 1989. (Image)

1910-1913 2/6d bistre-brown and crimson, perforated 14, mint with original gum and hinge remnant, pos. 2 with variety "mid gash in queen's ear" (SG £1200), a very rare stamp with fresh colour and excellent centring; with certificate BPA 1980 and Sismondo 2011 (Image)

1910-1913 2/6d blackish-brown and rose red hinged mint, bottom left full margin example mounted mint, printing 3, pos. 46, with variety king with extra curl. Rare and extremely fine. (Image)

1910-1913 3/ green and magenta, block of four, mounted mint, with roulette from clandestine print; an important and remarkable perforation on a very attractive block. Ex Spink "The Blanic Collection" April 2021, lot 392. (Image)

1910-1913, 3/- bright-green and magenta, perforated 14, with original gum and hinge remnant, pos. 25 with variety "medal mark above king's head" (SG £1300); very fine and fresh with strong vibrant colour, with certificate BPA 2007. (Image)

1910-1913, 7/6d carmine and bright-blue, perforated 14, mint with a hinge remnant, (SG £5000); with certificate BPA 2010, mentioning some peripheral toning. (Image)

1910-1913, 7/6d carmine and-bright chalky blue, pos. 6 with variety "flaw above second A of AFRICA", a lovely stamp with good colours, a very fine used example of this rare shade (SG £1500). (Image)

1910-1913, 7/6d carmine and-bright chalky blue, a lovely stamp with good colours, mounted mint, a very rare shade (SG £5000). (Image)

1910-1913, £1 carmine and-bluish slate, perforation 14, a lovely stamp with fresh colours and fine centring, hinged with full original gum. (SG £1900). (Image)

1910-13 £1 rose-scarlet and bluish black mint, a fine and very lightly mounted example (S.G. £1'600). (Image)

1910-1913, 2d black and slate-black, perforated 15, with blotchy frame variety, a lovely stamp with strong colour and fine centring, hinged with full original gum (SG £1000). (Image)

1910-1913 1/- black and pale-turquoise, perforation 15, mint with hinge remnant, (SG £1300), a very attractive stamp of strong colour, very scarce. (Image)

Rhodesia 1910-40s accumulation all addressed to Baden, Austria with Rhodesia 1911 1d Double Head postcard from Matoros with arrival cds alongside, Admiral covers at 2 1/2d or 3d rates including 1923 3d single franking that has been resealed in Vienna, Northern Rhodesia with eight KGV covers, some KGVI and later Southern Rhodesia. (40)

1920s correspondence to Baden, Austria all with Admiral frankings including three registered covers from Port Jameson with violet registration handstamp and manuscript number, one with pair of 3d and a 1d, the other a 3d and 4d and a third with pair and strip of three 2d., this envelope a little distressed with post office sealing label applied in Vienna, plus eight further covers with different frankings making up 2 1/2d or 3d rates, some mixed condition. (Image)

1925 registered cover to Austria franked 1d and 3d (2) tied Fort Jameson cds, the reverse with 'Found open and officially closed/ in the post office' label which is partly folded over to front and the registration label re-applied, all tied by same dated cds, red registered London transit and arrival date stamp, tear at left of 3d not unduly detracting. (Image)

1890-1950, Stockbook housing an interesting accumulation with 1892-93 1d to 10s mint, £1, £2 and £10 (slight thin) used, 1892 set of four surcharges hinged mint, 1896 Matabele Rebellion One Penny on 4s and Three Pence on 5s used1896-97 Arms with £1 no gum, 1905 Victoria Falls sets regular overprinted Specimen hinged mint, 1910-13 duplicated Double Heads mint and used with values to 10s, the £1 a perfin including shades and varieties 5d. error of colour re-gummed, 'gash in ear' 3d no gum and 4d, 5d and 6d large part gum, perf 15 values to 1s, the 4d hinged mint others used, extensive Admirals with values to £1 mint or used again with small varieties, Southern Rhodesia with 1924-29 set including 1/2d and 1d vertical gutter pairs, stamp at top imperf along gutter mint and 1d at bottom used, 1951 4d grey-green Postage due never hinged, Northern Rhodesia 1925-29 set overprinted specimen hinged mint, 1935 Silver Jubilee perf specimen, Rhodesia Nyasaland and Rhodesia. Many both listed and unlisted varieties throughout, ex. Weinman-Lays. (Image)

1892-1909 mint range on stocksheets with the 1892 Arms 1/- to £1 (also attractive examples of the £2 and £5, cleaned and regummed, plus £5 and £10 unused perfins), 1892 to 4/-, 1892 surcharged 1/2d on 6d, 1896 Arms Die I to 3/- (2) and Die II to 10/-. 1896 opt set to 1/-, 1897 Arms to £1 (ex 3d), 1898 to 3/- with 7/6d, 10/- and £2 (plus £5 and £10 unused perfins), 1905 Falls sets and 1909 opts to 10/-. A useful lot. (S.G. £4000+). (Image)

1900-60s, Black stockbook with used selection chosen for completeness of cancellation with good range of mostly 1/2d (38) and 1d (180) Double Heads and other values to 1s. Also 1903 Beira & Mashonland Railways parcel stamp used and group of 1950-60s Rr issues with multiples, ex. Weinman-Lays. (Image)

1910-13 mint range of the Double Heads on stocksheets with groups from each value, including 3d x 5, 4d x 7, 5d x 6 (incl. SG 141ab), 6d x 4 (incl. SG 145a with toned gum), 8d (9), 1/- x 5, 2/-, 3 x 2/6d, 3 x 3/-, 4 x 5/-, 7/6d and 2 x 10/-. Condition is a little mixed in places but there are many fine examples and with an excellent variety of shades on offer, an attractive and very useful lot. (S.G. £10'000+). (Image)

1913-24 Admirals mint range on stocksheets with a useful mint range of the 1913 P14 and P15 issues to 2 1/2d, then Die I to 2/-, various from Die II incl. 4 x 3/-, 3 x 5/-, 7/6d and 10/-, a few from Die III with 5/-, 10/- (poor) and £1 (perfin). Also 1922-24 series with 2/-, 2 x 3/-. 2 x 5/- and a fine 7/6d. An additional group on card also, incl. Die II 2/6d and Die III 5/. Mixed condition but plenty of fine examples (S.G. £4'000+). (Image)