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  • Lot 402

    Lot 402
    The KEVII 5s with MCA wmk, fine used and clear datestamp NO 27 1909, SG33 cat. £250

  • Lot 403

    Lot 403
    The blue folder containing the current definitives as presented to UPU delegates at the 1947 Paris Congress

  • Lot 404

    Lot 404
    Three covers with QV Leeward Island stamps: 1d sent to Antigua DE 21 96; 2½d sent to Stevenage NO 14 94 and 2½d sent to Turks Islands DE 11 95, this cancelled ‘A08’; this and first item ex Peter McCann (see page 54 of his book.

  • Lot 405

    Lot 405
    Also ex Peter McCann: One Penny on 4d to St Ann’s Bay, Jamaica (see p56 of his book) sent DE 16 02; we pair with a cover with fox spots with One Penny on 7d sent to St Vincent No 1 02

  • Lot 406

    Lot 406
    Another ex McCann cover (see page 98) sent registered to Costa Rica AU 11 1932 with Tercentenary 1½d, 2d and 2½d; we pair with AU 31 1928 cover to Montgomery Ward, the Leeward’s 1½d scarlet cancelled with the Montserrat large circular date stamp

  • Lot 407

    Lot 407
    We would generally get excited by a Montserrat cds on Sexagenary 6d, were it not that the late Stan Durnin was a master at securing cancels around Antigua etc where exactly the top half of the cds appears prominently and the year is for anybody’s guess. This is why our estimate is low. If the cds is contemporary this item is worth double

  • Lot 408

    Lot 408
    Pair of covers to the UK at the 1½d basic letter rate, one posted on RMS Lady Drake with purser’s cachet in red rather overshadowed by the Boston Paquebot of Sep 7 1933, showing SG69; our second was sent 19 Aug 36 to London with the Tercentenary 1½d SG86

  • Lot 409

    Lot 409
    Three Tercentenary stamps on single use covers – 1½d to Bedford MA 30 33; 2½d to New York JU 3 33; 3d to New York JY 11 33

  • Lot 410

    Lot 410
    The Tercentenary ½d features on three covers to the same address and presumably philatelic. Two have strips of three, one from the bottom and the other from the top of the sheet; the third is a single in conjunction with the 1d with rh sheet mgn. Seven examples of a stamp now cat. £18 off cover

  • Lot 411

    Lot 411
    Two registered covers with the 1935 SJ set, one sent ‘Jubilee Day’ (6 May) to Liverpool with the M12 style registration label, the other to Kilmarnock with the M8 style registration label sent Nov 8 1935, each set catalogues £35 off cover

  • Lot 412

    Lot 412
    Montserrat miscellany: large but cut into 1927 envelope with ¼d (SG63) block of four with Leeward ¼d pair and a pair of 6d (SG77) the best item, 1965 OHMS env plus m and u postal stationery ½d arms wrapper