Robert Murray
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STAMP AUCTION

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The sale is arranged in the following order;
    Lots 1-88 Collections and Mixed Lots
    Lots 89-110 Literature and Supplies
    Lots [see Collectables Auction] Non-Philatelic Items
    Lots 111-324 Lots by country A-Z, excluding U.K.
    Lots 325-402 United Kingdom
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General, 29 October 2001                                     Page 2                             Estimate £.

Collections and Mixed Lots.
                                                                                                                        Estimate (pounds sterling)

 1  Enormous accumulation in carton. Quite interesting mix with a few album pages and stock-
      leaves, some covers, and so on, but principally thousands upon thousands of stamps in
      packets. Some is collectors’ material, and some is dealers’ stock.       ..       ..         ..        ..        £100.
 2  Disaster Area !  Selection of mainly Commonwealth, mainly QV to KG5, on stockleaf,
      almost entirely of stamps cat.£10+ (and some are £100+), but with faults, or fiscally used
      (or both !). Total s.t.c.£4,600. (as fine postally used, which they are not). (73)       ..      ..        ..   £80.
 3  All-world mix of collector’s remainders from having purchased numerous other auction lots.
      Some remainder club booklets, stockcards, pages, albums, loose, etc. (1,000s)    ..         ..      ..  £30.
 4   World collection, generally used odds up to about 1950s on thick bundle of pages (actually a
      broken album). (1,000s)     ..         ..         ..          ..        ..         ..        ..          ..         ..        ..      ..   £30.
 5  Box with about 1½ dozen old approval books. General world coverage up to about 1950s/60s,
      the majority commoner used but with odd areas of some merit. (1,000s)     ..        ..        ..   ..     £26.
 6  Medium box of album pages (UK, France, Netherlands, etc.), mixed in packets and on stock-
      cards, world in old stockbooks, etc. (1,000s)       ..       ..       ..        ..         ..         ..        ..      ..     £26.
 7  The shop’s charity box. All items left with us in the shop to sell for charity. Worth a look, so
      please put it on your list of lots to view.       ..        ..       ..       ..       ..        ..        ..        ..      ..      £24.
 8  A broken Triumph album with general world collection with issues generally up to 1930s
      only. Some areas picked. (100s)      ..         ..       ..        ..        ..        ..       ..       ..        ..       ..      £24.
 9 Mixed lot in box comprising remainder albums (inc. a tatty New Ideal), loose stamps, Stamp
  Bug Club newsletters, a big bundle of mobile phone top-up cards (used), etc., etc. (1,000s) 22.
 10 Large stockbook with a varied mix of countries inc. Ethiopia, Italy, USSR, Czechoslovakia,
  Scandinavia, Turkey, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Thailand, Japan, China, and others. (1,000s) 20.
 11 Carrier bag with some make-weight kiloware, but also packages of Japan, China, and fewer
  of Korea, Bhutan, India, and others. (100s) .. .. .. .. 20.
 12 Unusual little collection, neatly presented on pages, of stamps in different die types (various
  countries) or with variations in design, colour, etc. Not of great value, but a lovely display
  item. (c.100 items) .. .. .. .. .. .. 20.
 13 Duplicated seln. of miniature sheets of Ghana, Grenada, Albania, Romania, Haiti and Poland.
  S.t.c.£312. (223 m. & u. – about 20 different). .. .. .. 20.
 14 Carton with bundle of Ireland covers (modern ex philatelic bureau), binder with duplicated
  Ireland and Channel is., another sparse Channel Is. colln., UK face value of c.£16., etc. 18.
 15 Largely Commonwealth ranges in stockbook. Some very common, but not excessive. (c.1,800) 18.
 16 Sometimes interesting world mix on stockcards. Vary varied coverage, from classics to
  modern, some unusual and some very standard, large and small countries, etc. (100s) 15.
 17 Large stockbook of Latin America, Spain, and others. (1,000s) .. .. 15.
 18 Large stockbook of USA, Philippines, Sweden, Portugal and Colonies. S.t.c.£590. (1,000s) 15.
 19 Mixed box of junior albums, loose in packets, some Australian airletters, etc. (1,000s) 15.
 20 Mixed assortment with part sheets of UK 1964 Forth Road Bridge, stockbook of UK
  duplicates, various foreign and UK on stockcards, a little box of Australia kiloware, some
  pages of Commonwealth omnibus issues, etc. (100s) .. .. .. 15.
 21 Small stockbook with an odd mix of largely earlier world stamps inc. USA, UK, Labuan,
  Latin America, etc. (c.460) .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 22 Rather worn Ideal album with a remainder world colln., mainly pre-1915. (870)  15.
 23 Three stockalbums with Italy, Israel, Sweden, E.Germany, and Hungary (100s) .. 15.
 24 Bundle of loose printed pages (Scott’s ?) with a remainder colln. of used and mint, generally
  1950s/60s with some earlier in places. Quite patchy with only certain countries present. (c.1,500) 15.
 25 World album – Italy, USA, some Commonwealth, and mixed other countries. (c.1,700) 14.
 26 Box with about 1kg+ of world kiloware, mainly 1950s-70s. Little or no UK, but highly
  duplicated with many Canada defins. .. .. .. .. 10.
A Buyer’s Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be added to all sale prices.



General, 29 October 2001  Page 3    Estimate.

  Collections and Mixed Lots, continued.
 27 Gibraltar 1938-51 defin 5/- perf.13½ l.m.m., SG 129a (cat.£38. for u.m.); UK 1924-26 6d
  u.m. fourblock (£24.); and a card of Iran reprints. .. .. … 12.
 28 Shoebox with world mix sorted in packets. Mainly second half of 20th century. (100s) 8.
 29 Stockbook with 85 mainly Arab States c.t.o. min.sheets, plus some dupl. Poland, a few others. 8.
 30 Used and m.m. colln. in Ambassador album, 1900s to 1960s approx., much USA. (c.1,000) 8.
 31 Shoebox with about 80 envelopes. Most contain packet of stamps as sent out by US-based
  approval dealer in 1960s, and others also. (Many 100s) .. .. .. 7.
 32 Carrier bag with world stamps in junior albums (100s), a few covers, etc. .. 6.
 33 Medium stockbook with about 220+ little Arab States min. sheets c.t.o., some others. 6.
 34 Crushed box with label stating “10,000 Foreign $85.00” – appears to be up to about 1960s
  only, all common material, and the “foreign” includes UK. (We could believe the 10,000.) 5.

VIEWING; please note that lots can normally be viewed in our shop during the one week prior to the auction. Although, in the week leading up to the Stamp Auction, we will have both sales on view, it is clearly going to be easier (for you and for us) if you can leave your viewing of the Collectables lots until the Stamp sale has taken place.

 35 British Commonwealth; small stockbook of mainly mint QV to KG6. Not large numbers,
  but of a good general standard. Includes West Indies, Hong Kong, Morocco Agencies,
  Ireland, Tonga, British Levant, and others. S.t.c.£700. (259) .. .. £120.
 36 --; QV to KG5 range of numerous countries, all mint on stockleaves, and mainly good/fine,
  sometimes with some dupl. S.t.c.£1,750. (c.350) .. .. .. £100.
 37 --; m. & u. colln. of most periods up to about 1950s, of countries A to I only. Many of
  moderate cat. price. Total s.t.c.£1,350. (c.1,100) .. .. .. £100.
 38 --; QV to KG5 seln. of numerous countries on stockleaves, mainly good/fine. S.t.c.£2,200.
  (c.430) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 90.
 39 --; large stockbook about half-filled with mint issues of mixed countries and some UK.
  Majority modern, some in sets, and a few m.s., s.t.c.£800+ (100s) .. .. 60.
 40 --; mainly late KG6/early QE, largely m.m. in album with many short sets, s.t.c.£480. (c.940) 50.
 41 --; two large stockbooks with a vast used range of numerous countries. S.t.c.£4,800., but
  much of this is in quantities of cheaper stamps. A few slightly better also. (c.7,000+) 35.
 42 --; mainly used colln. up to about 1950s. (c.2,000+) .. .. .. 30.
 43 --; mainly KG5 to early QE used colln. in album, s.t.c.£350. (c.700) .. .. 30.
 44 --; mint and used mixture on stockcards, pages, etc., generally 1930s to modern, from a
  number of countries. Also a broken Devon binder. .. .. .. 18.
 45 --; QV to KG6 m. & u. range in medium stockbook (c.780) .. .. 18
 46 --; used accum. in shoebox from QV (few) to QE (many). A few are a little better, and much
  dupl. Cyprus seen. (c.300g net) .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 47 --; small box with some hundreds of mainly QE mint stamps u.m./m.m., some earlier. 14.
 48 --; mint seln. of Christmas Is., Norfolk Is. (1966 surcharges set u.m., cat.£13.), and Cayman
  Is. (1935-36 defin short set to 1/-, cat.£30.). (42) .. .. .. 12.
 49 --; stockbook of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and some others on stockleaves (100s) 9.
 50 --; Booklets; small box with 70+ booklets (some dupl. up to ?10). Dominated by Jersey (46,
  face value £24.), followed by 25th Coron. Anniv. (17), Canada (5), etc. .. 18.
 51 --; Africa; attractive little QV to KG5 mint (almost all u.m.) seln. comprising Rhodesia (17),
  S.Africa and Provinces (3 + 3 pairs), Sierra Leone (4). S.t.c.£270.  .. .. 50.
 52 --; Australasia; album of Australia and New Zealand up to about 1970, mainly used, s.t.c.
  £500+ (c.800) .. .. .. .. .. .. 40.
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General, 29 October 2001  Page 4    Estimate.

  Collections and Mixed Lots, continued.
 53 British Commonwealth; Omnibus; 1937-81 accumulation in packets in box. Largest
  numbers are u.m., with some m.m. and used. Most useful are some of the earlier QE issues,
  and the majority seem to be in sets. (100s) .. .. .. .. 60.
 54 --; --; 1937 Coronation seln. of 45 different u.m. sets (standard design), a few (but not many)
  with a touch of toning.  .. .. .. .. .. 35.
 55 --; --; 1937 Coronation m.m. in little printed (USA-produced) album, almost complete (190
  of 202 – missing NZ and most of long Newfoundland set). Also includes a few used and a
  few duplicates. (Cat. approx.£100+) .. .. .. .. 15.
 56 --; --; 1945-46 Victory (138 of 164) m.m. in small printed album. .. .. 6.
 57 --; --; 1953 Coronation complete (106) u.m. (a few with touch of toning), cat.£100. 30.
 58 --; --; 1965/74 Churchill m.m./u.m./u. seln. in little stockbook (87, 1 m.s.) .. 5.
 59 --; --; 1973 R.Wedding accum. of u.m. and c.t.o., much in blocks or strips of three or four
  (some singles/pairs), plus some miniature sheets. Most make up sets. (c.190 units) 15.
 60 --; --; 1973 Royal Wedding seln. of fine FDCs (mainly illus unaddressed) (21 diff FDCs with
  34 stamps, 4 m.s.) .. .. .. .. .. .. 4.
 61 --; --; 1983 Commonwealth Day The Commonwealth Collection in printed album comprising
  58 u.m. sets and 2 black prints. Total cat.£95.80 .. .. .. 22.
 62 --; --; 1992 40th Anniv. colln. in two printed albums, comprising 36 u.m. sets (missing
  Barbuda, Cook, Grenada Gren., Guyana, Niue, and Uganda), 23 u.m. miniature sheets
  (missing 1 each of Antigua, Grenada Gren., Guyana, and all of Barbuda and Uganda), and 14
  sets as singles on FDCs. Total cat.£320+  .. .. .. 50.
 63 Europe; stockbook of mainly used (and often duplicated) Austria, Italy, Germany, Switzer-
  land, Netherlands, and a few others (inc. some U.N.) (1,000s) .. .. 18.
 64 --; mixed countries in three stockbooks; and a few stockleaves of Europe and Overseas (100s) 16.
 65 --; stockbook with ranges m. & u. of mainly Vatican (m. & u., many sets), plus some Trieste
  and Serbia. S.t.c.£350. (c.1,100) .. .. .. .. .. 18.
 66 --; stockbook of Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, and others. Some better. (c.1,000+) 12.
 67 --; stockbook of used Belgium (800+ mainly dupl. defins but inc. some modern commems, a
  few precancels), and used Luxembourg (c.150). S.t.c.£200.  .. .. 7.
 68 Foreign; large stockbook with hundreds of mint Germany, other Europe, and Overseas. Mainly
  middle to modern periods, and some areas with obvious duplication. S.t.c.£650+ (100s) 30.
 69 --; a large and broken Minkus printed album with a heavily picked colln. leaving only Europe,
  some Latin America, etc. (c.1,000 ?) .. .. .. .. 10.
 70 --; worn old Minkus World Wide album with scattered remainder colln. (c.500) .. 7.
 71 Middle East; mainly used lot in large stockbook. Mix of commercial and c.t.o., some dupl.
  (c.2,000+) .. .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 72 Overseas; mainly used (some mint) wide-ranging lot in stockbook covering many countries.
  Main strength in modern commercially used, sometimes a little dupl., and inc. less usual
  material. Useful mix for collector or club-book-maker. (c.2,750) .. .. 45.
 73 Thematic; Leaders of the World; large accumulation of motor cars, racing cars, and
  railway engines from St.Vincent & Grenadines, St.Lucia, Nevis, and Tuvalu. Mainly in u.m.
  blocks of 10 pairs (often 2 blocks of each value) plus other combinations. S.t.c.£550+ (c.140
  ten-blocks, plus others) .. .. .. .. .. 45.
 74 --; Music; packet of loose stamps, mainly modern c.t.o. Not counted (must be at least 500) 8.
 75 --; Red Cross; packet of loose stamps, mainly modern c.t.o. Not counted (perhaps 300+) 5.
 76 --; United Nations; small seln. (c.75) m. & u. of this and similar subjects. .. 2.
** --; Music; see also Collectables Auction (under Autographs  -  Paderewski).
** --; Perfins; see UK.
 77 Souvenir Collections; 1975-76 USA Bicentennial colln. of 90 worldwide FDCs in special
  album, usually one stamp per cover. .. .. .. .. 8.



General, 29 October 2001  Page 5    Estimate.

  Collections and Mixed Lots, continued.
 78 Covers; interesting assembly of world covers, mainly middle to modern periods, comprising
  mainly mail to or from consulates, legations, or embassies, some royal household or govern-
  ment departments, and similar items. Some scarce included. (90) .. .. 75.
 79 --; interesting shoebox filled with mixed world covers. Wide variety of age, country, and
  type, with the majority commercial. (c.190) .. .. .. .. 35.
 80 --; box well-filled with world covers. Largest numbers Switzerland 1960s-80s, but USA and
  others also. (100s) .. .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 81 --; varied little bundle, with North Borneo 1908 postcard, 1946 card from East Berlin to
  P.o.W. in England, four WW1 Russian, etc. (40) .. .. .. 14.
 82 --; WW2 covers of Bulgaria (1941 censored to Germany), Czechoslovakia (1941 censored to
  Germany, and 1943 and 1944 Field Post in UK), and Romania 1943 used military mail card . 14.
 83 --; four cover albums with dupl. Hungary FDCs, W.Germany special cancels, modern comm-
  ercial German, and others. (c.300+ ?) .. .. .. .. 12.
 84 --; WW1 and WW2 seln. of censor cards, envelopes, and fronts, not always of the best
  quality (some ok). (c.35) .. .. .. .. .. 6.
 85 --; mixed seln. inc. Aden, Germany, British Southern Africa, St. Helena, etc. Mainly first day/
  philatelic. (c.50) .. .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 86 --; mixed bundle of mainly modern covers, mostly UK, and mainly with instructional marks
  (surcharged, delayed, unpaid, etc.) and others. (c.100) .. .. .. 8.
** Forgeries; see Japan, Switzerland.
 87 Cinderella; small box with a world mix of mainly revenues m. & u., with some dupl. We
  notice USA Motor Vehicle Tax dated 1944, 1945, 1946 fine mint. (100s) .. 20.
 88 --; sheets of Christmas seals from Denmark (6), Faroes (4), Greenland (7), USA (1), and a few
  odds. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10.
** --; see also Australia (Tasmania), Cuba, Denmark, Germany, Spain, USA, UK, Jersey, and the
  Collectables Auction (Bills and Cheques).
 89 Literature; SG Commonwealth Catalogue in 2 volumes, 1998 edition. .. 8.
 90 --; The Postage Stamps of Great Britain (Robson Lowe 1941), Record of Philatelic Students
  Fellowship (approx.1912, printed for private circulation, this copy no.12, some toning), and a
  dozen others. .. .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 91 --; The Postal History of Great Britain and Ireland by R.M. Willcocks, 1972. .. 3.
 92 --; England’s Postal History – With notes on Scotland, Wales and Ireland by R.M. Willcocks, 1975. 5.
 93 --; The Maltese Cross Cancellations of the United Kingdom (2nd Edition) by Alcock and
  Holland, 1970. .. .. .. .. ..  6.
 94 --; The Australia Commonwealth George V Halfpenny by Dix and Rowntree, 1959 (faults). 4.
 95 --; Wartime Airmails – The Horseshoe Route, Chavrill Press, 1992. .. .. 3.
 96 Supplies (New); three new Davo “F” stockbooks (dark blue), each with 16 white pages (32
  sides), current retail £10.75 each. .. .. .. .. .. 15.

AUCTION PROGRAMME

NEXT AUCTIONS
5 November   (Collectables)
3 December

VIEWING;
Tuesday 23 October to Saturday 27 October; Stamp Auction and Collectables Auction both on view in our shop, but if you have a choice we suggest leaving Collectables viewing until the next week when there will not be quite the same pressure of space and demands on the staff.
Monday 29 October; Stamp Auction on view 5.30 to 6.50pm, at the auction venue.
Tuesday 30 October to Saturday 3 November; Collectables Auction on view in shop.
Monday 5 November; Collectables Auction on view 5.30 to 6.50pm, at the auction venue.



General, 29 October 2001  Page 6    Estimate.

  Collections and Mixed Lots, continued.
 97 Supplies (Second-Hand); three SG Devon binders (black), good 2nd-hand. Current retail
  £24.95 each = £74.85  .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 98 --; SG Simplex Standard album (red) with 90 unused pages. About 30 years old, but as new. 7.
 99 --; two SG Avon binders (green), fine 2nd-hand. Current retail £8.95 each = £17.90 5.
 100 --; four Whitfield King Paragon (red, standard-size) binders. Two are fine with black leather
  spines, other two red and a bit more worn. .. .. .. .. 8.
 101 --; four SG standard-size springback binders (2 green Simplex, 1 red Simplex, 1 red Senator),
  all in good 2nd-hand condition. Current retail £19.95 each = £79.80) .. .. 10.
 102 --; six SG standard-size springback binders (2 red Simplex, red and green Utiles, and 2 green
  Towers), all in worn but decent working order. .. .. .. 12.
 103 --; nine various standard-size springback binders (Crown, Acme, Stamford Major, Wiljon,
  Barclay Classic, etc). Generally good condition. .. .. .. 15.
 104 --; eight various standard-size springback binders (named brands), generally fair/good. 10.
 105 --; eleven various standard-sized springback binders (un-named brands), generally fair/good. 15.
 106 --; five medium-size springback binders (3 SG Simplex Medium, 1 Utile, and 1 Prangnell
  Viking), fair/good working order.  .. .. .. .. 8.
 107 --; thirteen various medium-sized springback binders (mixed makes, mainly anonymous) in
  general fair/good working order. .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 108 --; three good KA-BE four-post binders with slipcases (ref. DB1000, blue). Retail c.£44. each. 18.
 109 --; a bundle of Hawid and Showgard mounts etc. Apparently unused, but a mix of sizes, full
  strips and off-cuts. (c.600g weight) .. .. .. .. 5.
 110 --; Lighthouse Perfect binder and slipcase (blue), fine 2nd-hand. .. .. 6.

  Non-Philatelic Items
 All non-philatelic items this month appear in the Collectables Auction catalogue for
  5 November. All subscribers should receive both these catalogues together.
 Please ensure that you use the correct bid forms. Also please note that we will assume, where we
  receive bid forms for both sales from one bidder at the same time, that we are to hold any
  purchases from the Stamp sale until after the Collectables, and send all purchases together.

  Classified by Country

 111 Aden; 1937 Dhow short set to 1r u.m./l.m.m., SG 1-9, cat.£86. .. .. 18.
 112 Australian States; New South Wales; 1851-52 1d (red-orange) on slightly blued paper quite
  attractive used with four narrow margins. Cat. approx.£100. .. .. 20.
 113 --; --; six mint or unused, s.t.c.£130+ .. .. .. .. 8.
 114 --; Tasmania; Revenue; 1900 REVENUE opt on vertical pair of £1 postage stamp, fiscally used. 6.
 115 Australia; 1913-80 small mainly used colln. in album (450) .. .. 10.
 116 --; 1929 (31 May) cover by first Adelaide-Perth airmail (franked air 3d and KG5 1½d).
  Original letter within refers to the airmail attempt. Minor faults. .. .. 5.
 117 --; 1931-36 £1 ‘Roo m.m. but wrinkles/creases. SG 137, cat.£425. .. .. 35.
 118 --; 1931 (21 April) cover by first Australia-England experimental mail flight (franked ‘Roo 1/-,
  Kingsford-Smith set of 3), official cachet on reverse (See Western Queensland airmail etiquette). 10.
 119 --; 1931 (27 April) cover by first official Victoria-Tasmania airmail flight (franked KG5 ½d,
  1½d, Sturt 1½d pair), with official cachet on front, Hobart backstamp. .. 8.
 120 --; 1931 (10 May) printed cover to England by “All The way By Air” service (franked 1929
  air 3d, K-Smith 2d, 3d, KG5 1d, 2 ? ‘Roo 6d, cancelled Longreach, Queensland). Small
  faults, but an attractive example of this flight. .. .. .. 10.

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General, 29 October 2001  Page 7    Estimate.

 121 Australia; 1931 (17 Nov.) souvenir cover Sydney to England by first All Australian Air Mail
  (franked K-Smith 6d, Roo 6d, and KG5 ½d imprint block). This cover quite commonly
  encountered, but usually in poorer condition (this one fine). .. .. 10.
 122 --; a similar cover (but different stamps, and creased); also 1955 cover to London by Canad-
  ian Pacific Airlines polar route, 1965 first flight Sydney to London via Kuala Lumpur, 1967
  f.flight Australia-England via South Pacific Service, and 1970 Qantas FDC. .. 10.
 123 --; 1934 printed cover to New Zealand by First Official Air Mail Australia to New Zealand
  (franked K-Smith 6d, KG5 2d) cancelled Sydney. Cachet on front, Wellington backstamp. 10.
 124 --; 1954 small cover to London (R.Visit 2/-) with some charring and red cachet SALVAGED
  MAIL/AIRCRAFT CRASH/SINGAPORE 13.3.1954 (a bit unclear at left) .. .. 8.
 125 --; 1954 large cover to London (Arms 10/-, 5/-, and pair of Hermes 1/6) badly bashed and
  charred, with red cachet SALVAGED MAIL/AIRCRAFT CRASH/SINGAPORE 13.3.1954.  10.
 126 --; 1964-65 Bird 1/6 pair with retouch under “US”, and 1965 Churchill block with retouch
  under “TR”, u.m. .. .. .. .. .. .. 5.
 127 --; 1965 Churchill – block with retouch above “IA”, block with retouch below “TR”, and pair
  with weak area above head, all u.m. .. .. .. .. 5.
 128 --; mainly 1980s stock of first day PSEs. Most have a little dupl., but some have as many as
  15 or 45. A few others. (c.200) .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 129 --; bag with about 500 modern used mainly commems, many higher values (foreign rates). 7.
 130 Australian Area; shoebox with mainly 1970s-90s FDCs (and packs) of Australian Antarctic
  (14, stamps cat.£65.), Christmas Is. (19, and 2 p.packs), Cocos (1, 5 p.packs, £45.), Norfolk
  (8 p.packs, 2 FDCs, cat.£65.) .. .. .. .. .. 22.
 131 Austria; 1945 vertical bars overprint 42pf (2½mm bar) u.m., SG 867a cat.£25. .. 8.
 132 --; 1949 Child Welfare set (4) u.m./l.m.m. (small corner crease on 1s) (cat.£74. for u.m. odds) 10.
 133 --; 1940s-70s m. & u. range in slim stockbook, dupl. in places, s.t.c.£185+ (c.540) 15.
 134 Bahamas; 1861-1938 valuable used range on two stockleaves. Includes 1861-62 1d fair used,
  6d good used, other good QV values, 1902-10 4d v.f.u., 1912-19 KG5 £1 (fiscal cancel ?),
  and numerous others with high catalogue prices. Total catalogue estimated £1,500±. (95) £150.
 135 Barbados; 1912-16 1/- and 2/- m.m. (cat.£48½) and a few low values mixed m.m.; also
  1920-21 Victory ¼d to 3/- mixed mint (cat.£68.) .. .. .. 20.
 136 Bermuda; 1938-52 1d to 1/- set m.m., mainly fine but some with adhesion, 7½d creased.
  (Cat.£90. for u.m.) .. .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 137 Bhutan; 1973 the five low values of the miniature records set mint. .. .. 3.
 138 Brasil; mainly fine u.m. colln. in medium and small stockbooks. Strength in 1950s-80s with
  sets included and some dupl. (400+) .. .. .. .. 20.
 139 British Guiana; 1938-52 defin set (12) l.m.m./u.m., the $1 toned. (Cat.£55. for u.m.) 12.
** --; see also UK Postal History (1839).
 140 Bulgaria; presentation folder for 1947 UPU Congress, Paris, with three 1946-47 sets
  mounted inside. Some wear on cover. .. .. .. .. 2.
 141 Burma; 1937 1r , 2r, 5r heavy m.m. (some odd blemishes), cat.£76. .. .. 9.
 142 Canada; Newfoundland; 1860 3d m.m. (small thin) SG 11 cat.£65., and 1862-64 5d sound
  used with four margins but cancel not guaranteed (cat.£45 mint, £190 used). .. 18.
 143 --; --; 1897 Anniv. 3c (2), 5c, 24c, plus eight various others, mainly fine u.m., s.t.c.£106. 20.
 144 --; --; 1932 (Jan.) set (missing 5c), 1932-38 set (8), 1937 long Coronation set (missing 8c,
  extra 20c), and 1941-44 set (14), all mounted mint. Some heavy hinges, but most are sound,
  a few odd stamps with faults. Cat.£131.  .. .. .. 24.
 145 --; --; 1933 Air set (5) l.m.m., pulled perf. on 10c, cat.£130.  .. 30.
 146 --; --; 1933 Gilbert 8c the scarce brownish red colour, SG 242a, fine unmounted mint. (cat.
  £275. for m.m.) .. .. .. .. .. .. £120.

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 147 Canada; 1870-1965 mixed m. & u. range in small stockbook inc. a few high values. S.t.c.
  £550+ (c.370) .. .. .. .. .. .. 20.
 148 --; 1897 Jubilee $2 fair/poorish heavy mounted mint. Good spacefiller, cat.£700.  40.
 149 --; 1897 Jubilee $3 bistre mounted mint with serious scuffs on face. Cat.£800. .. 15.
 150 --; 1954-62 defin 3c with two phosphor bands – three u.m. sheets of 100. SG 465p, cat.£1.50
  each = £450. .. .. .. .. .. .. 40.
 151 --; 1970 World Fair 25c sheet of 50 u.m. (folded in half) – would yield eight fine unfolded
  u.m. blocks. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8.
 152 --; 1970 Christmas 5c and 6c u.m. sheets (each of 20 strips), and some 15c u.m.   10.
 153 --; 1970s-90s batch of modern postage material. Mainly u.m., total face value c.$250. 55.
 154 --; 1972-77 defin $1 – 2½ sheets u.m., majority fine. Face value $125.  .. 20.
 155 --; Booklets; 1978 $3.50 booklet SG SB85 set of five designs, cat.£50. .. 10.
 156 --; --;a similar lot. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 157 Cayman Islands; 1902-3 6d fine used (centred to left), SG 6 cat.£60. .. 15.
 158 --; 1921-26 wmk. Mult. Script CA 10/- l.m.m. (centred lower right) SG 83 cat.£60. 15.
 159 China; 1940 cover from UK to Hunan (Methodist Mission), with censor strip, eventually
  marked RETOUR and with 11 different postal markings in all. Some faults. .. 8.
 160 Cuba; Locals; seln. of Matanzas (7 different values) in mint singles pairs or blocks, inc. a
  few imperf. between. (c.120 stamps) .. .. .. .. 8.
 161 Cyprus; 1881 ½d on 1d (16mm surcharge) plate 216 mounted mint (some heavy gum crack-
  ling), SG 8 (216) cat.£350. .. .. .. .. .. 45.
 162 --; 1881 ½pi Die I wmk. Crown CC unused (no gum), SG 11 (cat.£180. for mint). 15.
 163 --; 1882-86 1pi with the variety “top left triangle detached” fine used (centred right, tiny tone
  spot, one shortish perf.), SG 18a cat.£140. .. .. .. .. 22.
 164 --; 1882-86 12pi good m.m. (two or three short perfs at top), SG 22, cat.£170. .. 22.
 165 --; 1882 ½ on ½pi, wmk. Crown CC fine mounted mint. Fresh, and with a couple of certific-
  ations on reverse. SG 23, cat.£500. [image] .. .. .. .. £100.
 166 --; 1892-94 Die II 6pi fine used, SG 36, cat.£500. (The postmark may not be original). 60.
 167 Czechoslovakia; small mainly 1950s-60s c.t.o. colln. (c.500) and a few other world. 4.
 168 Danish West Indies; 1855-66 3c imperf used (faults) cat.SKr.600.; and 1872-73 3c good mint
  (heavy mounted) cat.SKr.750. .. .. .. .. .. 15.
 169 --; 1873-1902 bicoloured m. & u. seln. comprising perf.14?13½ 3c, 4c, 5c, 7c, 50c mint, 1c,
  3c, 4c, 10c (2), 12c used, and perf.12¾ 3c, 4c mint, 5c, 10c used, and a 4c bisect used on
  piece. Condition mainly fair to fine, a few with faults, the mint usually with at least some
  gum. Cat.SKr.5,965. .. .. .. .. .. .. 60.
 170 --; 1887-1905 surcharges seln. of 7 mint/unused and 2 used, majority fine (a couple poor).
  Cat.SKr.2,500± .. .. .. .. .. .. 30.
 171 --; 1900-03 Arms set (4) m.m., cat.SKr.460. (1c fine, 2c poor, 5c fine, 8c good)  10.
 172 --; 1905 Christian IX set (6) fine mounted mint, cat.SKr.350. .. .. 10.
 173 --; 1905 St. Thomas Harbour set (3) fine mounted mint (2f poorer), cat.SKr.900.  24.
 174 --; 1907-8 Frederik VIII set (8) set mounted mint. Fine but for 5b to 25b poorer. Cat.SKr.700.;
  and 1915-16 Christian X set (8) m.m. (thin on 50b) cat.SKr.250. .. .. 15.
 175 --; Postage Due; 1902 set (4) unused (cat.SKr.350.), and 1905 set (4) m.m. (SKr.200.) 12.
 176 Denmark; Cinderella; 1977-93 run of 17 different sheets of Christmas seals of Aabenraa. 9.
 177 Ecuador; early to fairly modern m. & u. range on stockleaves (400+) .. 8.
 178 Egypt; 1933 Aviation set (5) f.u. (10m has blue cancel, tiny spot at right of 20m) cat.£55. 12.
 179 Falkland Islands; 1938-50 defin short set to 10/- fine m.m. (Cat. c.£240. for u.m.) 35.
 180 Fiji; 1938-55 2d brown & green Die I very lightly mounted mint, and 5d blue & red l.m.m.,
  each with a little gum toning. SG 253, 258 (cat.£80. for u.m.) .. .. 12.
 181 --; QV to early QE used seln. apparently gathered for their postmarks. (70) .. 5.
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 182 France; early to fairly modern mainly used on pages, plus a few Colonies. (c.1,000) 8.
 183 --; 1937 PEXIP miniature sheet u.m. (some light adhesions on gum, and some of the little
  kinks and wrinkles to be expected on a sheet of this size) with first day postmark of the
  exhibition in upper-right corner (away from stamps). SG MS581, cat.£225. .. 60.
 184 --; 1954 the issues from 16 Jan. to 1 Aug. virtually complete (excl. precancels and 2 others)
  fine u.m. Includes Air set (4, natural gum spot on 200f), National Relief Fund (6). Cat.£409.
  (27) .. .. .. .. .. .. .. £100.
 185 --; dupl. used lot in stockbook. Mainly defins (a few commems later). S.t.c.£300+ (100s) 5.
 186 French Colonies; French Polynesia; 1892-1971 useful m. & u. colln. on stockleaves (a little
  dupl.), with a fine range of the Oceanic Settlements issues inc. many medium values (i.e. cat.
  pounds each), 1934-39 set complete u.m./m.m. (the 80c used), a few Vichy, and a smaller
  modern seln. (385, 1 card) .. .. .. .. .. 40.
 187 --; Saint Pierre et Miquelon; 1941-42 F.N.F.L. overprint of 1f25 (1938-40 issue) pair u.m.
  SG 280, cat.£21. each = £42. .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 188 --; Southern and Antarctic Territories; 1993-94 seln. of 27 diff. u.m., cat.£76.  15.
 189 French Group; stockbook with Colonies and ex-Colonies, mixed areas. S.t.c.£316. (700+) 12.
 190 French Post Offices; useful used lot in stockbook of Alexandria (28), Levant (27), Port Said
  (26), China (31), Cavalle (14), Dédéagh (12), Vathy  (2), Morocco (42), Crete (6), Zanzibar
  (17), and a few others. S.t.c.£550+ .. .. .. .. 75.
 191 --; China; 1894-1903 75c f.u. on piece with Shang-Hai c.d.s., SG14, cat.£42. .. 10.
 192 Gambia; 1886-93 6d with sloping label variety heavyish m.m. (SG 33a, cat.£60.), and
  1921-22 4/- m.m. with a little toning (SG 117, cat.£55.)  .. .. 16.
 193 German States; Brunswick; 1861-64 ½gr (small thin), and 1865 3gr (cut, rather than being
  separated on perfs) used, cat.£375. .. .. .. .. 15.
 194 --; Thurn and Taxis; Northern District; 1865 2sgr unused irregular blocks of 48 and 29.
  Some faults but still impressive. .. .. .. .. .. 8.
 195 Germany; 1872-1927 and 1951-68 (W.G.) extensive colln. in Schaubek printed album,
  mainly used to about 1956, then mainly mint. Fair range of earlies inc. 1899 and 1902 issues,
  Germanias, Inflation issues used (some of the scarce values are fake cancels, others are ok),
  some good values in the earlier W.Germany. Majority fine. S.t.c.£3,000+ (excluding the
  dubious cancels, which cat. another £1,000+) (c.900) .. .. .. £140.
 196 --; 1880-1978 m. & u. remainder colln. in old Scott printed album, many odds. (c.950) 12.
 197 --; 1938 air cover to Singapore, with cachet on front INSUFFICIENT/ADDRESS, and on reverse
  circular black General Post Office/Singapore and partial red oval DEAD LETTER OFFICE/
  SINGAPORE datestamp. .. .. .. .. .. 8.
 198 --; West Germany; 1960-84 m. & u. colln. (sometimes both) in two Lighthouse albums.
  Includes many complete sets. (1,100+, 20+ m.s.) .. .. .. 40.
 199 --; 1972-82 (mainly) u.m. range in stockbook with a little duplication – mainly single stamp
  sets. Cat. approx.£90. (c.150) .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 200 --; West Berlin; 1954-74 u.m. colln. in Lindner printed album, apparently in sets throughout.
  S.t.c.£200+ (348, 3 m.s.) .. .. .. .. .. 40.
 201 --; bag with about 500 modern used commems on paper.  .. .. 7.
 202 --; Cinderella; post-WW1 ten different “Lost Colonies” labels, fair to fine. .. 10.
 203 Gibraltar; 1938-51 1½d carmine perf.13½ g./f.u., SG 123a cat.£35. .. .. 8.
 204 Hong Kong; 1903 wmk. Crown CA 1c, 2c, 8c, 12c, 30c, and 50c fine m.m., cat.£93. 26.
 205 --; 1904-6 wmk. Mult. Crown CA 4c, 10c, 20c, and 30c fine m.m., cat.£75½ .. 20.
 206 --; 1907-11 new colours 4c, 20c, 30c, and 50c fine m.m., cat.£131½ .. .. 35.
 207 --; 1987 Year Pack (contains 4 sets, cat.£42½), 1994 History of Hong Kong Definitive Stamps
  booklet (cat.£16.), and 1995 Rural Heritage souvenir pack (sets in sheetlets of ten, cat.£22½) 22.
 208 --; 1992-96 defin $50 – 120 used examples. Most are sound commercially used with parcel
  cancels, some have small faults. SG 717, cat.£11 each = £1,320. .. .. 40.



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 209 Iceland; 1978-84 duplicated used lot (mainly f./v.f.) inc. 1983 Communications (160), 1984
  Republic (120). 15 different in all, probably about 600 total. .. .. 20.
 210 India; 1855 4a fresh mint but short corner and small tone spot (SG 35, cat.£425.), and 8a
  unused (no gum) fair/good (SG 36, cat.£400.)  .. .. .. 30.
 211 --; 1856-64 4a green unused, faults. SG 47, cat.£850. .. .. .. 20.
 212 --; 1926-33 KG5 25r u.m., some tiny tone spots. SG 219, cat.£90. .. .. 15.
 213 --; 1948-88 mainly used colln. on pages. Decent general spread. (c.400) .. 8.
** --; see also UK Postal History (1847).
 214 Indian States; fairly useful remainder Feudatory States colln. comprising Alwar (3), Bhopal
  (40), Bhor (5), Bussahir (5), Charkhari (20), Cochin (238), Faridkot (41), Hyderabad (110),
  Indore (61), Jaipur (44), Jammu & Kashmir (27), Kishangargh (12), Nawanagar (13), Rajpipla
  (2), Sirmoor (7), Soruth (19), and Travancore (225). More used than mint, majority good/fine. 75.
 215 --; two s/leaves of Feudatory. Much Cochin, Hyderabad, but wide spread of others, m. & u. (c.240) 45.
 216 --; m. & u. remainder colln. of Convention States comprising Chamba (35), Gwalior (98),
  Jind (155), Nabha (130), Patiala (320). A little duplication throughout. .. 40.
 217 --; Gwalior; Official; 1940-42 1a3p m.m., SG O85 cat.£32. .. .. 8.
 218 --; Morvi; 1931 2a yellow-brown (perf. two sides) unused (no gum), SG 3 cat.£80. 18.
 219 --; Orchha; 1935 ½a imperforate pair unused, no gum (SG 9a, cat.£75. for mint), 1a imperf.
  pair unused (SG 11a, £65.), and 1¼a pair imperf between unused (SG 12b, £75.)  35.
 220 Iraq; British Occupation; 1917 part of page taken from old notebook (?) with eight stamps
  affixed (each stuck at the top by stamp’s own gum, but otherwise generally with little gum),
  headed at top “Turkey in Asia Mesopotamia In British Occupation – Stamps obtained while
  on service by Capt. W. Stanley Gould”. Comprises 1a SG 1 (sound), ¼a SG 2 (sound), ½a
  SG 3 (sound, but spot at foot), 2a SG 6 (poorer), 1a SG 7 (sound), ½a SG 9 (fine), 2a SG 11b
  (fair), and ½a SG 20 (faults, and the inscription within crescent inked over). Total cat.£1,520.
  Also a few of the 1919 Mosul issue. [image] .. .. .. .. £150.
 221 Ireland; 1922 u.m. seln. of the overprints on stockleaf – SG 1-9, 10-15, 26-29a etc. (Cat.
  £131. for m.m.) (21) .. .. .. .. .. .. 40.
 222 --; 1922-23 opts. seln. of mint (16) and used (58, some dupl.). A few poorer, but useful
  enough range. S.t.c.£400. .. .. .. .. .. 45.
 223 --; 1922 Harrison coil ½d, 1d and 2d die II in l.m.m./u.m. pairs. SG 26, 27, 29a, cat.£48. 12.
 224 --; 1922-23 seln. of overprints in u.m. pairs, s.t.c.£40. (9 pairs) .. .. 10.
 225 --; 1922-72 Lighthouse album with decent ranges of mint commem and defin sets, including
  better. Generally m.m. (some heavy) to about late 1960s, u.m. thereafter. Includes a good
  seln. of overprints (e.g. SG 31-44 cat.£85), 1922-23 defins cat.£55., 1925 and 1940 dues (cat.
  £55 and £65), s.t.c.£1,000. (c.320, 1 m.s.) .. .. .. .. £120.
 226 --; 1922-80 used colln. in album, from just a few opts., seln. of earlier defin/commem odds/
  sets, and sparse modern. (c.270) .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 227 --; 1929-63 complete run of u.m. commem sets on stockleaves, cat.approx.£315. (c.100) 80.
 228 --; 1964-2001 (early) apparently complete u.m. colln. of commem sets (no miniature sheets)
  plus a few recent Millennium packs etc. (100s) .. .. .. £100.
 229 --; 1968-98 (approx.) u.m. defin collection inc. 1968-70, 1971-75, and 1974-83 sets. Also
  incomplete 1982-2000 defin sets inc. booklets, coils, gutter pairs, etc. and some p.dues.
  (c.280, 18 booklets, 2 packs) .. .. .. .. .. 45.
 230 --; 1979 (approx.) to 2001 (early) comprehensive colln. of commem/defin/m.s. FDCs in
  three shoeboxes. Clean and unaddressed with occasional duplicate copies of m.s. covers.
  Quite possibly complete for the period. (c.350) .. .. .. 80.
 231 --; 1980s-90s (mainly) u.m. colln. of miniature sheets/sheetlets (generally 2 of each). (c.80) 50.
 232 --; bag with about 500 modern stamps on paper, mainly commems. .. .. 4.
 233 --; Booklets; 1988-2000 apparently complete range (excluding small defin type) of booklets
  with a face value of c.I£165. (c.50) .. .. .. .. £100.



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 234 Italy; approx. 1840s seln. of pre-stamp covers with an attractive variety of postal markings
  (types and locations), and generally fine. (12) .. .. .. .. 24.
 235 --; Postal Stationery; Postcard; early unused card inscribed “CORRISPONDENZA/per la/CITTÀ
  E SUBURBI” with “stamp” at left of Victor Emanual II in orange on pale blue card. Believed
  to be an essay. Very fine. (Cat. DM.300.-)  .. .. .. 24.
 236 --; --; Lettercards; 1889-1906, and 1935, seln. of 6 different mint, 1 mint duplicate, and 1
  used, all fine. Cat.DM.148. .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 237 Jamaica; Official; 1890-91 DLR opt. ½d and 1d in m.m./u.m. fourblocks. SG O3-4, cat.£44. 12.
** --; see also UK Postal History (1828).
 238 Japan; interesting mainly mint mix of stamps in binder and loose. Some better individual
  stamps and sets, National Parks, Sports, 1948 Philatelic Week u.m., 1949 Philatelic Week
  l.m.m., etc.  .. .. .. .. .. .. 90.
 239 --; Forgeries; 1875 Birds set (3), and six of the 1875 defin issue, “used forgeries. 12.
 240 Kenya Uganda and Tanganyika; 1938-54 1c u.m. fourblock, one with the break in bird’s
  breast variety (SG 131ae, cat.£75.) .. .. .. .. 18.
 241 Kuwait; 1953 Coronation, and 1957 definitive sets l.m.m. (cat.£14½ and £16 for u.m.) 5.
 242 Leeward Islands; 1949 UPU 60 u.m. sets mainly in blocks. Some tone spots or other faults.
  Cat.£84. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 8.
 243 Malaya; Straits Settlements; 1912-23 wmk. Mult. Crown CA $100. Although there is some
  gum, this is most likely a cleaned fiscal as there is a little rubbing on the face. Part gum, and
  a couple of other minor faults. SG 214 (cat.£4,500. for m.m.) [image] .. .. £120.
 244 --; Kedah; 1957 defin $2 in u.m. corner plate fourblock. SG 101, cat.£76. .. 18.
** --; see also Germany 1938.
 245 Malta; 1931 cover to Baghdad with 1928 6d airmail opt and 1930 1½d defin cancelled violet
  AIR MAIL/MALTA c.d.s. Valletta and Brindisi datestamps. Small faults. .. 5.
 246 Montserrat; 1986 60th Birthday 10c u.m. marginal with watermark w15 sideways (presum-
  ably SG misprint). .. .. .. .. .. .. 2.
 247 Nauru; 1916-22 Seahorse 5/- DLR, SG 22 fine m.m. but with one badly pulled perf., cat.£100. 10.
 248 --; 1979-85 seln. of 13 different (and 1 dupl.) pres. packs. Stamps cat.£13.85 .. 4.
 249 Nepal; 1881-1978 mainly used colln. on pages (c.240) .. .. .. 8.
 250 Netherlands Indies; 1947-49 four covers from military personnel to Netherlands = 3 different
  pre-printed airletters (MILITAIR/PORTVRIJ”), and one ordinary envelope. (4) .. 12.
 251 New Zealand; 1898-1968 (approx.) colln. in album, with just a few up to about KG5, more
  of the used KG6 and QE defins inc. higher values, dupl., and blocks (e.g. 1940 Centenary set
  used, 21 of the 1947-52 3/- inc. pairs and a block, 69 of 1953-59 3/- inc. several blocks, 7 of
  the 5/-). (c.350+) .. .. .. .. .. .. 16.
 252 --; packet with about 400 modern used commems on paper, many foreign rate.  6.
 253 Nigeria; 1935-65 m.m./l.m.m. colln. on pages, with 1938-51 KG6 defin set (16, plus numer-
  ous shades/perfs, inc. 2/6 black & deep blue, 5/- perf.13 ? 11½), 1953-58 defin set (13), etc.
  (186, 2 m.s.) .. .. .. .. .. .. 50.
 254 Northern Rhodesia; 1938-52 defin set (21) fine l.m.m./m.m. (cat.£160. for u.m.) 38.
 255 --; 1938-52 defin set (21) l.m.m. (a few m.m., one short perf. on 3/-). (Cat.£160. for u.m.) 35.
 256 --; 1953 defin set (14) mint (low value m.m., high values l.m.m.) (cat.£40. for u.m.) 8.
 257 --; 1953 defin set (14) f.u., cat.£65. .. .. .. .. 18.
 258 Norway; small stockbook with mainly used early to modern range inc. a few useful. Some
  other countries also. (c.500) .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 259 Nyasaland; 1913-19 wmk. Mult. Crown CA £1 fiscally used, SG 98 (cat.£140. for u.m.) 15.
 260 --; 1921-30 wmk. Mult. Script CA 10/- fiscally used, SG 113 (cat.£95. for postally used). 8.
 261 --; 1934-35 defin set (9) m.m., cat.£22. .. .. .. .. 8.

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 262 Pakistan; Bahawalpur; 1947-49 small mainly m.m. colln. (44) .. .. 7.
 263 --; --; Official; 1945 1a, 2a, 4a, SG O2-4, each in u.m. fourblock, cat.£62. .. 10.
 264 --; --; --; the same three stamps, but as u.m. singles, cat.£15.50 .. .. 4.
 265 Papua New Guinea; 1995 Year of the Pig – eight of the miniature sheet u.m., cat.£5. each. 7.
 266 Poland; 1910s-40s m. & u. range in old approval book. (495) .. .. 7.
 267 --; 1920s-80s colln. in two stockbooks of used (commercial and c.t.o.) and mint (later norm-
  ally u.m.) inc. a scattering of better values. (1,500+) .. .. .. 12.
 268 --; 1920s-90 accumulation of mainly commercial covers in box, some fronts, postal station-
  ery, postcards, etc. Some interesting seen, e.g. occupation and censor items. (c.450) 22.
 269 --; small used colln. in folder, plus others in packets (100s) .. .. 7.
 270 --; Postal Stationery; 1919-39 attractive little seln. of used and unused postcards – a mix of
  plain types and illustrated, and some of the used uprated with adhesives. (18)  10.
** --; see also Collectables Auction (under Autographs).
 271 Rhodesia and Nyasaland; 1954 defin set (16) l.m.m. (cat.£70. for u.m.) .. 13.
 272 --; 1959-62 defin set (15) l.m.m. (cat.£90. for u.m.) .. .. .. 16.
 273 --; Booklet; 1955 5/- booklet, SG SB1, cat.£35., fine and complete. .. .. 10.
 274 Romania; mainly 1980s/90s u.m. range in stockbook, some dupl., with sets and m.s. 10.
 275 Ryukyu Islands; 1961 Airs used in quantity – several hundreds, mainly 27c and 35c. 15.
 276 Saint Vincent; 1985 Royal Visit 85c se-tenant pair (Queen Mother) with overprint double, u.m. 3.
 277 --; 1986 60th Birthday (1st) set (4) in u.m. imperforate pairs, and imperf. m.s., u.m. 5.
 278 Singapore; 1971 Festivals miniature sheet u.m. (one small wrinkle in margin) cat.£70. 15.
** --; see also Germany (1938 cover).
 279 Somaliland; Official; 1904-5 8a m.m., SG O13 cat.£60.  .. .. 10.
**     South Africa; see Collectables Auction (Bills and Cheques).
 280 South West Africa; 1941-43 War Effort 3d, 4d orange-brown, and 1/- in f.u. fourblocks,
  some toning, cat.£62.40 .. .. .. .. .. 5.
 281 --; 1954 defin 1d with wmk. horns to right (SG 154w) u.m. strip of three (odd short perfs, cat.
  £45.); also 1929 Official 1d m.m. vert. pair with wmk. inverted (not cat.) .. 8.
 282 Southern Rhodesia; 1953 defin set (14) u.m., cat.£60. A couple of high values with bends,
  couple of low values with shine on gum. .. .. .. .. 12.
 283 --; 1964 defin set (14) m.m. (cat.£40. for u.m.) .. .. .. 9.
 284 Spain; 1852-89 used seln. on stockleaf poor to fine inc. scarcer values. S.t.c.£500+ (catalog-
  ued some years ago ?) (47) .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 285 --; 1870 1m unmounted mint fourblock, SG 172 (cat. 4 ? £5.75 = £23. for m.m.)  8.
 286 --; 1960s-70s accum. of u.m. singles and blocks, probably making up sets, in about 110 pkts. 15.
 287 --; Cinderella; range on two stockleaves of charity labels, civil war issues, etc. (c.200) 12.
 288 Sweden; 1945 Red Cross booklet complete. Fine but for one little area of adhesion on gum.
  Facit H72, cat.SKr.550. .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 289 --; 1946-80s bundle of 46 mint booklets (about 40 different), face value SKr.339. 24.
 290 Switzerland; mainly 1970s-90s bundle of Post Office greetings cards, presentation folders,
  etc., mainly with cancelled stamps (odd values or sets or blocks). Some dupl. Also a few
  similar of Liechtenstein. Good source of used stamps. (c.110) .. .. 12.
 291 --; Forgeries; quite striking range on two pages of Cantonals (5 Zurich, 14 and 3 pairs
  Geneva, 4 Basel, Transitional (13 Geneva, 3 Zurich), plus 4 Federal issues. Some are very
  obvious forgeries, others are more convincing. .. .. .. 60.
 292 Thailand; 1933 striking KLM aerogramme used Bangkok to Edinburgh. The reverse (with
  strip of 1932 Dynasty 10st) is a bold dark blue design with aeroplane and “By K.L.M.”, 5st
  on front. Minor faults. [image] .. .. .. .. .. 4.
 293 Tonga; Official; 1962 Emancipation 2d (ship) u.m. six-block, one with the MAII variety. SG
  O11/b, cat.£87. .. .. .. .. .. .. 12.
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 294 Transjordan; 1948 Official envelope (British, with London Official paid meter mark) from
  HQ of Arab Legion in Amman, with moderate strike of Legion cachet. .. 5.
 295 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; 1939 Lenin 3r and 10r – three unmounted mint sheets
  of forty of each. SG 850, 852, cat. £2.25 and £7.50 each = £1,170.  .. 20.
 296 --; 1941-75 used colln. of odds and sets in stockalbum. Strength in 1950s onwards, but
  missing 1963-68. generally fresh and fine c.t.o. (1,700+, 60+ m.s.) .. .. 40.
 297 United Nations; 1958 Assembly Buildings issue in u.m. sheets, plus mixed u.m. of late
  1970s and early 1980s of all three HQs (some dupl.). (c.700) .. .. 18.
 298 United States of America; 1836-50 nine pre-stamp covers with mixed datestamps. 8.
 299 --; early to c.1940 about 100+ packets with sorted used stock. Appear to be mainly common,
  but we notice a few better values, and some precancels. (1,000s) .. .. 12.
 300 --; late 1880s to 1930s bundle of commercial covers and postal stationery (m. & u.) in poor to
  fine condition. (c.160) .. .. .. .. .. 12.
 301 --; 1891 cut down cover with 2c stamp cancelled purple bars with OKMUEGEF/IND. TER. c.d.s.
  (just before Indiana changed from a Territory to a State). Scarce. .. .. 10.
 302 --; 1933 Zeppelin 50c fine l.m.m., centred to lower left, cat.£100. .. .. 24.
 303 --; 1934 National Parks 1c and 3c – three different imperf arrow fourblocks of each, cat.£12. 4.
 304 --; mainly 1940s substantial loose collection of Army Post, Navy Post, and Free Post covers
  and cards. Many censors. Good range of APOs from various areas of the world. Many are post-
  war, and inc. some blue envelope, special delivery, first flight, FDC, and at least one killed-
  in-action. (300+) .. .. .. .. .. .. 60.
 305 --; 1945-47 small bundle of postcards (45) all posted with free frank (mainly Navy Dept.) 7.
 306 --; 1965 Appomattox u.m. fourblock signed on margin by Leonard Fellman (designer). 2.
 307 --; 1976 Bicentennial set of 4 paintings miniature sheets u.m., cat.£22. .. 7.
 308 --; 1982 Birds and Flowers sheet u.m. in folder, perf.10½?11, cat.£30. .. 10.
 309 --; 1983 souvenir cover “Carried on Shuttle Challenger” with $9.35 Eagle stamp. 5.
 310 --; 1986 Presidents set of four miniature sheets u.m., cat.£17. .. .. 6.
 311 --; First Day Covers; 1956-66 colln. of FDCs (and f.day postal stat.) in one very fat cover
  album, mainly typed addresses. (158) .. .. .. .. 8.
 312 --; --; 1982 Birds and Flowers set of 50 FDCs. .. .. .. 5.
 313 --; --; 1995 Marilyn Monroe sheet of 20 on card cancelled first day with special Universal
  Studios pmk., in presentation folder (from Day of Issue Ceremony). .. .. 4.
 314 --; --; a similar lot. .. .. .. .. .. .. 4.
 315 --; Postal Stationery; stock of mint envelopes and cards in two long shoeboxes, variable
  duplication, average face value probably 5c to 10c each. (c.1,000+) .. .. 30.
 316 --; --; 1947-85 accumulation in long shoebox of envelopes and cards with first day cancels,
  unaddressed (330+); also a dupl. bundle of commercially used cards.  .. 15.
 317 --; --; bundle of mainly mint envelopes and cards, apparently all different. (70) .. 6.
 318 --; --; bundle of c.170+ (c.15 different) mint airletters, mainly 1970s/early 80s, typically
  duplicated ?10, but one is ?50.  .. .. .. .. .. 6.
 319 --; Precancels; seln. of 12 covers, plus about 45 single stamps, and a few other items. 6.
 320 --; Cinderella; bundle of 25 collector books for trading stamps – 11 S & H Green Stamps, 13
  Top Value, and 1 Merchants. Most books are filled or part filled, one or two empty. 6.
 321 --; --; 1958 Revenue $50 carmine mint (Scott R725). .. .. .. 8.
** --; see also UK Postal History (1857).
 322 --; Souvenir Collections; 1984-86 bundle of Postal Commemorative Society covers, each
  with “gold” stamp replica at left. (44 loose covers – no album) .. .. 9.
 323 Yugoslavia; Bosnia and Herzegovina; 1918 first set (16, SG 1-16) mixed m. & u., 1919 set
  (18, SG 29-46) mixed m. & u., and a few earlier p.dues.  .. .. 15.
 324 Zululand; 1888-93 2d fair m.m. (cat.£11.), and 1893 6d (Natal) m.m. (cat.£55., tiny corner
  creases). SG 3, 16. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10.



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  United Kingdom

 325 1840 penny black BC good used. Distinct black MC, just four margins (very tight at lower
  left), clean and sound. .. .. .. .. .. 26.
 326 1840-1970 valuable collection in printed album. Good value is in the Victorian issues which
  inc. fair 1840 1d, 1847-54 embossed set (fair/poor cut-to-shape), quite a thorough basic range
  of the surface printed issues 1855-84 (61 out of 71 spaces filled, mainly fair/average, some
  better or worse). There follows most of the 1887-1900 “Jubilee” set m./unu./u., KE7 has
  some mint and used 2/6 to 10/-, KG5 with Seahorses and a few mint odds. Later issues inc.
  high values, watermark varieties, a few better phosphors, postage dues, a few Channel Is.
  Occupation, etc. Very high catalogue. (800, plus a few dupl.) .. .. £350.
 327 1841-70 accumulation of 1d red on four stockleaves. Approx. 50 are imperfs, the others split
  roughly 50/50 between 1d stars (wmks/perfs not checked) and 1d plates. Mixed condition
  throughout. (c.470) .. .. .. .. .. .. 24.
 328 1841-92 approval book (Danish) with used seln. inc. 1873-80 4d sage-green plate 16 (cat.
  £180.), 1880-81 set (5). Majority are average/sound, total cat.£100s. (59) .. 30.
 329 1841-1970 colln. in album. Main value in the QV/KE7 and in some commercially used high
  value defins. (c.1,300) .. .. .. .. .. 18.
 330 1870 accum. of ½d plates (approx.60). Appears to be all plate 12. Cat.£15 each. Condition
  varies – some sound, some with faults. .. .. .. .. 24.
 331 1873-80 4d plate 17, wmk. Large Garter, good used but for a couple of small faults. SG 154,
  cat.£300. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 332 1873-84 attractive little seln. of QV surface-printed (SG 153 plate 16, 157 plate 22, 160 plate
  17 (4), and 160 plate 18 (8), plus 6 copies of 1883-4 (single, pair and strip). A few small
  faults here and there but overall decent. Cat.£1,793. (20)  .. .. 40.
 333 1915 De La Rue seahorse 2/6 and 5/- average/mediocre used, cat.£390. .. 9.
 334 1937-52 useful l.m.m./u.m./m.m. specialised colln. on pages, with some basic stamps,
  booklet panes, cyl. blocks and singles, coil stamps (inc. joins, coil ends), wmks. inverted/
  sideways, minor varieties. (57 items) .. .. .. .. 40.
 335 1937-70 dupl. m. & u. range in stockbook (c.1,700) .. .. .. 10.
 336 1940 Centenary 2½d cylinder block of six u.m. (cyl.5 no dot), one showing the “retouch to
  King’s face & hair”. Cat.£60. .. .. .. .. .. 18.
 337 1941-42 light colours ½d, 1d, 1½d in fine u.m. sixblocks, cat.£27,; also 2d, 2½d similar but
  with faults, cat.£25. .. .. .. .. .. .. 7.
 338 1941-42 3d pale violet in u.m. cylinder sixblock (scarce N43 cyl. 22 dot), cat.£50. 13.
 339 1950-52 ½d, 1d, and 2d booklet panes of six u.m. with inverted watermarks. Very slight
  trimming of perfs on ½d and 2d, more so on 1d. Cat.£72. .. .. .. 15.
 340 1951 Festival high values set (4) l.m.m. (10/- tiny spot, £1 m.m.) (cat.£85. for m.m.) 10.
 341 1952-75 m.m. and used colln. on leaves. The m.m. inc. 1952-54 Tudor Crown set (17, cat.
  £95. for u.m.), 1955-58 Edward Crown short set to 8d (cat.£60+), 1957 Graphite set, 1959-68
  BW Castles set (£11), some of the better phosphor commems inc. Cable, Shakespeare, Geog.,
  Bot., and fairly complete from then on. Used of less value. (765) .. .. 50.
 342 1963 Lifeboat set (3 – the 2½d centred low) and Cable, u.m. phosphors. cat.£68.  18.
 343 1966 Hastings 4d phosphor – first three designs (SG 705p-7p) u.m. each showing very
  obvious shift of grey (c.6mm to left, and slightly down).  .. .. 8.
 344 1994-97 label panes u.m. of BofE (2), Mitchell (1), Queen (15), HK (7), and CHoGM (1).
  Also four of Boots pane. .. .. .. .. .. 24.

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  United Kingdom, continued.
 345 U.K. Booklets; 1935 3/- booklet SG BB29, edition 309, fine and complete. Cover fine. The
  ½d stamps have upright wmk, others all inverted. Panes have average perfs, are quite fresh,
  but there are some marks on the gum. Cat.£180. .. .. .. 50.
 346 --; 1936-51 four different complete booklets but with faults (cat.£210.); also a KG6 5/- part
  booklet. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 20.
 347 --; 1936 2/- booklet SG BC2, edition 368, complete. General fair/good condition, but the
  staples have been replaced. Cat.£65. .. .. .. .. 10.
 348 --; 1940 5/- booklet SG BD25, edition 7, fine and complete. The cover is fresh but has just
  some minor rubbing and a little mark at left. Stamps are very fine, the perforations above
  average, and all watermarks are upright. Scarce, cat.£550. .. .. £150.
 349 --; 1982 Stanley Gibbons prestige booklet (cat.£11.), and five pre-decimal pictorial cover
  booklets (cat.£25.). Also Scotland 1970 p.pack (cat.£10.)  .. .. 10.
 350 --; small colln. with the bulk of the value in postage material (face value approx.£41.).
  Includes greetings/retail/Christmas/window/prestige (Tolkein, Christie) etc. Also a few pre-
  decimal, 7 Jersey, and 5 non-UK. [smaller bid steps accepted] .. .. .. .. 35.
 351 --; Prestige; Wedgwood (1980), SG, Mint, Times, Scots, Tolkein, Potter, Nat.Trust, and
  N.Ireland. Cat.£164., face value £45.04 (9) .. .. .. .. 50.
 352 Presentation Packs; 1948 Olympics u.m. set in white card folder printed With the
  Compliments of the United Kingdom Delegation/International Telegraph and Telephone
  Conference/Paris, 1949 .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 353 --; 1964 Shakespeare packs (5). Fine except for the cellophane wrappers having become
  unstuck at the back, and writing on one cellophane. Cat.£75. .. .. 18.
 354 --; 1967-74 bundle of 30 all-different (i.e. not a complete run) packs, generally fine/very fine,
  cat.£106. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18.
 355 U.K. Perfins; approx.350+ £sd and decimal Machins with good variety (c.130 different ?) 14.
 356 --; eight QV surface printed (2½d ? 3, 6d, 1/- ? 2, 3d on 3d, 6d on 6d) with a variety of
  perfins. Couple with faults, otherwise sound. Cat.£494. .. .. .. 15.
 357 U.K. First Day Covers; 1937 Coronation 1½d with London SW1 first day c.d.s., used along
  with KG5 ½d, KE8 ½d, and KG6 1d defin, plain (Belgian Embassy) envelope. .. 3.
 358 --; 1957-67 mixed range in cover album, the earlier mainly plain (c.45), plus others loose. 12.
 359 --; 1979-94 muddled range of commem Bureau covers. Generally clean, some with faults (e.g.
  damaged corners), although many from last few years are still in outer envelopes hence fine.
  Occasional dupl. (diff. cancels) and possibly complete for the period. (c.160) .. 32.
 360 U.K. Covers and Postal History; 1754-1913 attractive collection of Perth material. Includes
  straight-line PERTH, PERTH/PENNY POST, Strathmiglo boxed “2” (beside faint KINROSS/
  PENNY POST), INCH/TURE in circle, mileage marks, Perth Maltese Cross, GLENCARSE
  undated circle, duplexes, backstamps, etc. (22) .. .. .. 30.
 361 --; 1769 entire London to Edinburgh with fine Bishop mark, 1911 First Aerial Post card,
  several 1880-81 covers with Venetian red 1d stamps, and others. (32) .. .. 26.
 362 --; 1805 cover to Guernsey (noted as being from St. John) with faint strike of red oval Ship
  Lre/(crown)/GREENOCK. fair. .. .. .. .. .. 10.
 363 --; 1805-94 collection of Edinburgh items on pages. Various types present – Scots Locals,
  datestamps, POSTED SINCE, TOO LATE, duplexes, dotted circles, handstruck “1” and “2”,
  paid marks, etc. (32) .. .. .. .. .. .. 30.
 364 --; 1820s-40s mainly fine seln. of covers with mainly English postmarks inc. horseshoe
  mileage marks etc. Many fine strikes inc. Chipping Norton, Warwick, Cheltenham,
  Northleach, Pershore, Reading, Witney, etc. (33) .. .. .. 55.
 365 --; 1828 entire Jamaica to Exeter (by ship “Eclipse”) with fair strike (partly double-struck,
  and over join) of stepped boxed SWANAGE/SHIP LETTER. fair. .. .. 10.
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General, 29 October 2001  Page 16    Estimate.

  United Kingdom, continued.
 366 U.K. Covers and Postal History; 1839 entire Demerara to Liverpool with fine strike (though
  over join) of two-line unframed LIVERPOOL/SHIP LETTER.  .. .. 6.
 367 --; 1846-64 seln. of 1d red covers with Edinburgh postmarks. Most are standard, but some
  such as “131” rollers, red boxed PAID/1d Extra, and POSTED SINCE 8·30 LAST NIGHT, are more
  interesting. (37, 2 pieces) .. .. .. .. .. 30.
 368 --; 1847 cover India to London, redirected to Edinburgh then to Fushiebridge. Various mark-
  ings inc. Calcutta Ship Letter (fair), red POSTAGE NOT PAID/TO LONDON, black POSTAGE/TO/
  EDINBURGH/NOT PAID, red INDIA, distinct Fushiebridge backstamp though over join. 20.
 369 --; 1857 entire Dundee to New York with Dundee twin-arc datestamp in green on front,
  Liverpool on reverse, U.S. “19/CENTS”, “24”.  .. .. .. .. 6.
 370 --; 1861 part cover to Helensburgh, with 1d star cancelled by Dumbarton unframed c.d.s. in
  blue. Also a similar cover of 1864 but in black. .. .. .. 6.
 371 --; 1871 trimmed-down envelope Huntly to Banff (3d stamp plate 5, SG 103, attractive f.u.) 15.
 372 --; 1888 official cover (Lord Advocate) with Edin. & Carlisle Sorting Tender b/stamp, 1890
  large piece with Glasgow & Carlisle Sorting Tender duplex on 2½d, and 1905-7 four ppcs
  each with Fife Sorting Tender Up c.d.s. .. .. .. .. 20.
 373 --; mainly 1900s-80s (some 1d red covers also) colln. of postmarks on covers or cards filed
  alphabetically. Includes single circles, twin-arcs, thick arcs, machine marks, etc. Almost all
  Scottish. (200+, and a few pieces) .. .. .. .. £100.
 374 --; 1914 ppc (of Ben Nevis) with ½d stamp cancelled Fort William, with fine strike of purple
  cachet OBSERVATORY HOTEL/J.MILLER/BENNEVIS 4406 FEET. .. .. 5.
 375 --; postcard (showing RMS Columba) with ½d defin cancelled by dumb machine cancel
  (reading “+++++/7 — PM/+++++”), said to be Invergordon 1916. Fine strike, and scarce. 12.
 376 --; shoebox of Field Post Office, BFPO, and similar covers. The majority are modern and
  commercial, but the lot includes some earlier, some philatelic. (Estimated c.200)  20.
 377 --; 1929 PUC 1½d plus diagonal bisect of ½d used on front from Leith to Leeds. Certainly
  philatelic, but entertaining. .. .. .. .. .. 5.
 378 --; little mixture of postmarks of various types on 1d reds on piece, and other items. (100+) 30.
 379 U.K. Signed Covers; 1973 unaddressed souvenir cover for (golf) 102nd Open Championship
  at Troon, signed Peter Townhend. .. .. .. .. 5.
 380 U.K. Postal Stationery; small printed-to-private-order envelope with embossed 6d and 1/-
  designs (1868 dies), unused with small faults. .. .. .. 5.
 381 U.K. PHQ Cards; 1979-90 (roughly) somewhat mixed-up colln. of mint cards. Apparently in
  sets and possibly complete for the period. (c.450) .. .. .. 12.
 382 U.K. Postage Lots; 120 of 1978 Buildings min. sheet, and 8 of 1979 R.Hill. Face £56.16 ? 46.
 383 U.K. Unfranked Stamps; a packet with 18p to 27p/1st class values only, all on paper. Total
  face value £78.22. [smaller bid steps accepted] .. .. .. .. .. .. 40.
 384 U.K. Cinderella; 1915 Additional Medicine Duty opts. on1½d and 3d, faults. .. 4.
  --; block (3?4) imperf ungummed of “Scottish Postage” labels of battle scene; also block
 385 (4??) of label for Elgin Cathedral 1972. .. .. .. .. 5.
 386 --; an Ideal Trading Stamp Co. (of Dundee) collecting book virtually filled by 550 trading
  stamps. Fine. Also 1961 part newspaper advert for them.  .. .. 5.
 387 Islands; small bag with about 500 modern used on paper, all large size. .. 5.
 388 Guernsey; 1845-1984 seln. of covers inc. 1845 England to Guernsey (backstamped), modern
  return-to-sender, postage due, etc. (19) Also a few pieces. .. .. 12.
 389 --; 1876 local cover with 1d red plate 181 cancelled Guernsey duplex. Fine. .. 8.
 390 --; 1941-44 nice seln. of local covers with Occupations Arms defins mainly commercially
  used. Eleven have ½d plus 2?1d, one each have 1?1d, 2?½d, 1?2½d (poorer). .. 20.
 391 --; 1941 cover with Arms ½d used alongside UK Centenary 2d, and a UK KG5 1½d p.stat.
  envelope used with pair of Arms ½d added (date unclear). .. .. 5.



General, 29 October 2001  Page 17    Estimate.

  United Kingdom, continued.
 392 Guernsey; 1958-83 u.m. colln. on stockleaves, mainly as sets after 1970 (c.350), plus 8 sheets/
  sheetlets/m.m. .. .. .. .. .. .. 18.
 393 --; 1969-84 seln. of 27 booklets (21 of which different) u.m., cat.£49.  .. 8.
 394 Jersey; mint accumulation (much u.m.) of decimal defins and commems with a face value of
  approx.£75. Brief examination suggests that many u.m. sets are included. .. 40.
 395 --; Booklets; 22 different decimal booklets inc. 4 prestige and a mixture of stapled and sachet
  type. Face value approx.£47. .. .. .. .. .. 30.
 396 --; Revenues; 1981 5p, 10p, 25p, 50p, £1, £2, £4, £10, £25, and £50, plus three  JURÉ-
  JUSTICIER opts. and an earlier 2/6, all overprinted SPECIMEN. .. .. 5.
 397 Local Issues; Lihou; 1966 sets on three covers, plus five postcards, and map. .. 4.
 398 U.K. Mixed Lots; mainly used accum. in box, largely sorted in packets. Mainly 1950s/60s,
  and apparently collected overseas, so not the normal mix of values found in the UK, and many
  high values included. (Many 100s) .. .. .. .. 30.
 399 --; duplicated mainly used in stockbook, QV to QE, and inc. fair range of higher denomin-
  ation commems. (c2,800) .. .. .. .. .. 20.
 400 --; worn stockbook with quantities of used 1960s-80s commems. Mainly commercially used
  and with duplication, inc. good numbers of higher values. (c.2,700) .. .. 15.
 401 --; scrappy bundle of pages with QV to QE. Some worthwhile picking but looks worse at first
  sight – some also mouldy ! (c.1,100) .. .. .. .. 10.
 402 U.K. Kiloware; bag with about 500 used high value commems, commercially used, poor to
  fine, mainly 1980s/90s.  .. .. .. .. .. 15.

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THE END OF THE SALE
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Postal Bidders should remember that they may give alternative bids, or state a total spending limit.
 Telephone bids are accepted, but must later be confirmed in writing.
Material can be accepted at any time for inclusion in future sales. Our commission is 10% of the sale price, plus administration fee of 90p per lot + £4.25 per vendor (all plus v.a.t.). Full details on request.
 We DO NOT charge buyers a handling charge per lot, nor is there VAT added to any sale prices.
Please bid early. In the case of equal bids, the lot will be sold to the person whose bid was received first (unless free bidding in the room equals the top book-bid, although the Auctioneer will try to regulate the bidding in such a way as to avoid this).
 Apart from viewing the lots in person, you can get a better description of any lot, by telephoning or writing.
 (Photocopies are available, at a charge of 15p per copy plus postage.)
Remember the Buy or Bid Sale - bring items along on the night. We will try to sell them for you, at a charge of 10% + 25p (optional insurance 1% extra). Have a look at what’s on offer before and during the main auction. You can buy items outright or place a bid. (Larger lots delivered to our shop are charged £1 per lot entry fee.)
The annual subscription for our auction catalogues (paper copy) is currently £4 for inland addresses. If you are not already on our mailing list, please send us £4 with a note of your name and address. Regular bidders and buyers may qualify for free renewal. Rates abroad are EEC countries £4, other European countries £5, Overseas £8.
Successful postal bidders should note that postage stamps are not an acceptable means of paying your account.
 Prices realised for this sale will be published with our next catalogue. If you are not normally on our mailing list, the List of Prices Realised can be had by simply sending us a stamped addressed envelope. Alternatively, you can be put on our auction mailing list (see above).
The telephone number at the Stewart’s-Melville Pavilion is  0131.551 2331 or  0131.552 1515. On the evening of the sale only you can use our mobile telephone number 07974 962649 (at other times it is very seldom switched on, and we do not collect text messages or respond to "missed calls" on our mobile).
 Open Bids ("Buy Bids") are not normally accepted. If such bids are made, they will be taken to mean a bid of ten times the printed estimate.
Robert Murray
Scotland’s Best-Stocked and
Most Popular Stamp Shop. 
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