Bids to be received by Thursday 20th of August 2026 1:00 PM
Lots (1790)
1945 - 1984 Unmounted mint collection on printed album pages post office fresh, Strength in 1960s and 70s. viewing advisable.
1954 Type II 2r on 2/6 yellow-green hinged mint, very fine, SG 90b.
1894-96 6c black and brown-lake Arms in an irregular block of 6 IMPERF, with multiple remainder cancels across the block, part of the block has been torn into and re-enforced with stamp hinges, but does not detract, only exists with remainder cancel. SG 67a. Huge cat value.
1902-03 2c black and green fine used showing Line Through B variety, sound, SG 118c.
1893 ½d on 4d surcharge mint showing surcharge double variety, SG 42a, very fine.
1903 DLR Colour trial imperforate with 1d duty plate printed in the proposed colours of the 2½d in dull purple and blue on blue. Small part og as removed from De La Rue appendix sheet.
Unmounted mint collection in small stockbook for 1951- incl 1951 set, 1952 set to 30p, 1952 UPU set, 1953 Buddha set, 1954 Golden Jubilee set 3 (Cat £435), 1956 2500th Anniv. set, plus many more to 1972, good degree of completion, STC £1430.
Unmounted mint sheets for 1972-73 issues STC £515 including 1972 Air Paintings set of 5, Unicef set 3, Air Religious Festival set of 2 (2 sheets of each) 1973 Regional Costumes set 4, fine.
1897 1d Diamond Jubilee overprint tied to cover by NEVIS / A / JY27 / 97 cds and sideways duplex, addr to Charlestown, foxing in places around the stamp, filing horiz. fold. SG 10, high factor of x 12 on cover.
1901 (11 Sept) ½d green newspaper wrapper uprated with QV ½d both tied ANTIGUA cds cancels addr to the UK and then redirected.
1910 Great Seal of Leeward Islands showing Royal Coast of Arms and The Harbour and pineapple embossed in black on white relief 62mm circle on card 175mm w x 130mm h, pin hole otherwise very fine. Inscribed "Edward VII By The Grace of God, King of all the Britains and of the lands beyond the sea which are hid Dominions, Defender of the faith, Emperor of India". Would make a superb opening piece for any Leeward Islands collection.
1938 (25 Nov) First Day Cover on plain toned envelope bearing seven different values to 3d tied ST JOHN'S cds regd to Bridgetown, shame about the tone spotting.
