1872 two covers, each with Indian and native 1sh franking (cut to shape, each with pieces torn off as always, pen canceled), one cover with all stamps on back, showing Rawalpindi and Bhera markings, usual toning and cover wear (Image)

Est.US$450-500

(SG 13P) 1873-74 Shahi value dated 1290, unissued proof in purple, medium laid paper, unused without gum, margins all around, horizontal crease, otherwise fine, scarce, £600 (Image)

Est.US$450-500

1915 cover and card with Bulgarian franking, each showing "K.u.k.Gendarmerie Zu-Korps Comando Piskopeja", addressed to Podgorze (via Krakow), fine and scarce (Image)

Est.US$700-750

1940 cover from Laghouat Internment camp (mailing address c/o U.S. Consul, Algiers), at the edge of the Sahara Desert, administered by the Vichy French and supervised by the Italo-German Armistice Commission, with "Opened by Examiner 445" label, French hs and Laghouat, Alger cds, fine. This camp held mostly RAF airmen shot down over the Mediterranean; sender of this cover, Capt. A.R. Cooper, was apparently a secret agent with SOE (Special Operations Executive), arrested by the Vichy, who later escaped. An interesting item (Image)

Est.US$230-250

1930 (15 May) cover to Tunisia, franked with 5c and 45c, used in combination with four different unissued "Alger-Tunis" semi-official labels, all tied by red departure pmks, with Tunis (15.X.30) arrival on back, minor cover flaws, otherwise fine (Image)

Est.US$140-150

(140a) 1899 5p orange and black, center inverted, centered to top, heavy h.r., fine and rare, only 50 printed, cat. $2,750 (Image)

Est.US$1,300-1,500

(1-9S) 1922 Overprints, complete set, overprinted Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 1-9s) £800 (Image)

Est.US$350-400

(10-21S) 1924-33 George V, complete set, overprinted Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 10-20s) £1,000 (Image)

Est.US$450-500

(23-32S) 1934 Pictorials, complete set, perforated Specimen, h.r., fresh, fine-v.f. (SG 21-30s) £500 (Image)

Est.US$230-250

(33-36S) 1935 Silver Jubilee, set of four, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 31-34s) £425 (Image)

Est.US$180-200

(37-39S) 1937 Coronation, set of three, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 35-37s) £450 (Image)

Est.US$190-200

(40-49S) 1938-53 George VI, set of 13, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 38-47s) £1,000 (Image)

Est.US$450-500

(50-51S) 1946 Peace, set of two, perforated Specimen, h.r., fine-v.f. (SG 48-49s) £450 (Image)

Est.US$190-200

(104Bc) 1899 4p orange brown, imperf. horizontal pair, left stamp n.h., right stamp very lightly hinged, v.f., with 2003 PFC (SG 303c) £600 (Image)

Est.US$375-400

(32) 1864 6p red lilac, right sheet margin block of 12, top stamps l.h., bottom stamps n.h., nice color, usual centering, second stamp from the left in the top row with heavy natural inclusion, fine-v.f. and rare multiple (SG 76; catalogue value for hinged singles) £2,400 (Image)

Est.US$1,300-1,500

1858 cover addressed to Oxford Butler Co. Ohio, United States, endorsed "by the Queen", franked with 6p yellow orange (2) and 1p yellow green (3), usual margins, the outer right 1p defective, all tied by "1" pmks, corresponding Melbourne May 1, 58 departure pmk on back, red "London May 12, 58" transit and New York Br. Pkt May 27 arrival, overall ageing, still a fine cover to the United States (Image)

Est.US$450-500

(13) 1913 10sh pink and gray, small h.r., well centered, ink notation which faintly shows through at lower right, otherwise v.f., signed Diena, cat. $1,600 (Image)

Est.US$375-400

(55) 1915-24 10sh bright pink and gray, l.h., bright color, toned spot on gum, otherwise fine, cat. $650 (Image)

Est.US$170-200

1944 1s blue Air Mail Fee postal stationery letter sheet for use by enemy prisoners of war held in Australia, used with Melbourne machine canc. to Germany, hand struck diamond censor marking & straight-line "Approved for transmission by camp commandant 13B". The reverse has a straight-line "No.13 P.O.W. Group Murchinson" and a partially removed Australian censor seal overlaid by a German tape, fine WWII POW cover (Image)

Est.US$140-150

1944 6d blue Air Mail Fee postal stationery post card for use by enemy prisoners of war held in Australia, used with "Ship Mail Room Melbourne" cds of August 5, 1944 to Germany, with boxed "Passed by Censor" hs & straight line hs "Approved for transmission by Camp Commandant 13B" both in purple, with German Censor hs in red, on reverse is straight line hs "13 P.O.W. Group, Murchinson" in purple, v.f. (Image)

Est.US$140-150

(SG 57var) 1914 5d surcharge on 50pf black & purple, buff (as Type 1, 5mm spacing), Gibbs Setting 2, pos.6, variety faint "d", l.h., v.f., pencil signed, with 2024 BPA certificate (Gibbs No.8c) (Image)

Est.US$230-250

(SG 9) 1914 4d surcharge on 40pf black & carmine (as Type 1, 6mm spacing), Gibbs Setting 6, pos.1, h.r., v.f., signed Kilian, etc., with 2024 BPA certificate (Image)

Est.US$230-250

1932 undated, £1 olive gray, bottom sheet margin strip of three, n.h., v.f. (Image)

Est.US$450-500

1864 (10 Feb) FL from Hannover to Aussig, franked with Austrian 5kr carmine, stationery cut square used as postage, fine and unusual item, with arrival pmk, signed Matl (Image)

Est.US$230-250

(20,26) 1864 (31 Mar) cover to Paris franked with 10kr blue perf. 14, used in combination with 15kr brown perf. 9 1/2, tied by bold two line dated Sniatyn hs in black, and by red transit cds, v.f., with arrival pmk. An attractive mixed franking cover used in Western Ukraine (Image)

Est.US$250-300