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Lot 116
Nicely matched wing mgn examples of the 1865 1d penny in two shades, rose-red? and pale rose SG1,2 fine mint cat. £200+ - Est: £50
Lot 117
By contrast four largely deeper shades of SG1 all mint one very well centred, all clean cat. £400 - Est: £100
Lot 118
Gazing a little wistfully at an exact central and upright half of type K3a ‘5’ duplex on 3d CC yellow-buff (SG5a), we suddenly realise this is not a half-a-loaf situation, but a cause for delight. How otherwise could a stamp of queen’s head size accommodate the characteristic both of the numeral and of the cds? So it must be right to offer to a discriminating fan of these numerals. The background is ideal to do justice to a lightish strike. Unrepeatable - Est: £40
Lot 119
KG6 10/- perf 14 substantially o.g., the gum with characteristic WWII streakiness; perf 13 mint – these are SG119a, 119e, both cheerfully fresh, cat. £273 - Est: £75
Lot 120
The same wartime streakiness clothes our KG6 12/6 SG120b; again it’s fresh and substantially o.g. – the Bermudian enthusiasts, while spending lavishly on high values, preserved these carefully too – cat. £110 - Est: £30
Lot 121
Still showing wartime streaks, better absorbed by the red paper, is the large pt o.g. £1 value and nicely centred – SG121, cat. £275 - Est: £60
Lot 122
Neat 1½d SJ on cover to Pheonix Assurance in London, posted on the Lady Nelson and entered the mail in Boston JUL 7 1935. Fine large oval cachet in purple ‘RMS Lady Nelson/Mailed at Sea’ - Est: £10
Lot 123
Four b/w unused ppc of ships of the Elders & Fyffes line: ‘Bayano’; ‘Cavina’; ‘Changuinola’ and ‘Patuga’ - Est: £12
