Click on an image to view a larger image and the full description of the lot.
You can then navigate backwards and forwards through the lots.
Lot 418
Fine strike of the ‘small fat fleuron’, clear date of JU 10 1830 on outer to Wesleyan mission, sent for 2/2
Lot 419
Two mint blocks of four of the 1d magenta, one with sheet mgn and wmk displaced by half a stamp SG6, cat. £480+
Lot 420
Attractive block of four with sheet mgn to left of 6d green, SG9 cat. £240+
Lot 421
Half a page with 16 used QV stamps in varied condn: to us the most interesting is SG1 1d rose with clear datestamp of NO 21 70, which is not easy to find. An example of SG11 also has a clear datestamp NO 16 86. Fair example of SG2 included, rest seem to be perf 14
Lot 422
6d olive-brown SG19. Cat. £100, fairly full gum but some toning
Lot 423
Mint block of four of 1s mauve SG20, gum a little toned and one stamp has hinge remain – cat. £520+
Lot 424
An unsevered mint pair of the ½d on 1d carmine rose (SG23a); with it we offer a severed pair, i.e. on both halves, SG23 – cat. £184
Lot 425
Mint block of four of 4d on six pence, gum intact bar small hinge remain, SG25, cat. £260+
Lot 426
At the end of the SG listing for St Christopher attention is drawn to the stamp shortage on St Christopher in early 1890 when a supply of 1d Antigua stamps was sent and can be identified by the killer A12. Here we can offer a single, a pair and a large piece dated MR 27 90 – SG says cat. from £140 each so £560+
Lot 427
4d Grey paid the fare to Brooklyn on this envelope sent ‘with newspaper’ on MR 30 86. An early use of the Grey 4d
