GREAT BRITAIN 1840-1902, mainly used selection on stock cards with several better items f.i.: black penny (8), 2d. blue (2), SG. 99 (2) and 118, etc. overall in decent quality

GREAT BRITAIN 1840-1958, o/(*)/*/** selection on stockcards with several good numbers and sets i.e.: SG. 5(2), 73, 85, 126, 134, 157* pl.21 in pair and several more! The complete lot is depicted on our website.

GREAT BRITAIN 1840-1961, 0/*/** on album pages with several better numbers and sets with a.o: SG. 2, 125, 154, 178, 180, 318/320, "Sea Horses", Postage Dues etc. The lot is completely depicted on our website

GREAT BRITAIN 1847-1910, used on stockpages with good material i.e.: SG 54, 57, 60, 76/77, 87, 89, 103 pl.4, 111(2), 178, 183, 194, 196, 264/66 and several issues with better plate numbers. Nice lot in overall decent quality and with very high cat. value!

GREAT BRITAIN, Queen Victoria, Line Engraved , 1d. imperforated, plate 19, complete reconstruction of 240 stamps, well described on exhibition pages.

GREAT BRITAIN, SG. 175, 2/6 Lilac on blued paper, wmk Anchor, perf. 14, VF unused with part original gum. Cert Brandon (2000) £ 6750

GREAT BRITAIN. FIRST WORLD WAR, envelope including letter written by R. Koch from 'Place of Internment, Reading (printed paper) on 18th Sep 1917, posted from London to The Hague, received 27th Dec 1917, with on the front of the envelope a faint strike of the oval double frame handstamp 'WAR OFFICE / postal censor' in red, Graham Mark Type HS2. According to Graham he has seen just one example. Interesting, detailed information added to the lot. Ex Jobbins

GREAT BRITAIN. FIRST WORLD WAR, Military Internee Mail. Some 50 postal items from the British First Royal Navy Brigade, interned in Groningen (North Netherlands) and other places, and from the British Royal Marines, showing an interesting selection of POW cards, postmarks and Portvrij = Postage Free cachets for foreign POW in the Netherlands, picture postcards and a set of copies, all very well documented written-up on album leaves. Very interesting lot!

GREAT BRITAIN. FIRST WORLD WAR, Thomas Cook service. Envelope including letter written in German language on 19th Dec 1917 in Oberhof i. Thür (Germany) to Burgess Hill, forwarded to London, censored on arrival, processed by Thomas Cook on 8th Jan 1918, the London postmark is the same date. The 1d adhesive has the Thomas Cook perfin, backstamped the Thomas Cook office cachet in purple. Ex Jobbins

AUSTRALIAN STATES 1850-1911, o/(*)/* on stockpages with several better numbers and ranges with a.o.: NSW SG. 8, 44, 46, 69,76, Qld. 152 (*), 153 *, 160, Tasmania, 8, 27 (*), 32, Victoria 8a, 16, 227 (*), 246, 261, 289/91, 325/28, W. Australia 1, 3 (*), 46 etc. Nice lot with high catalog value

BARBADOS 1861-1947, */** selection on stockpage with better numbers and sets including a.o. SG. 25/26, 139/44, 170/80, 213/18 etc. etc.

BRITISH EAST AFRICA 1890-1903, o/* on a stockpage with amongst others: SG. 1,3, 33/46 (serveral signed), 64, 80/85, 93/94, and 96. Nice lot in overall good quality

BRITISH COMMONWEALTH, o/*/** small lof on selfmade pages with better numbers, i.e. Kedah SG. 1/14, 60/67, 76/90, Lagos SG. 12*, 15*, Rhodesia SG. 9, 50, 98/99 and Natal 97 etc.

BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS 1866-1952, used on albumpages with a.o. SG. 3, 18, 26/31, 42, 43/50, 54/62, 69/77 and 82/85

CEYLON 1857-1949, o/*/** on stockpages with better numbers, sets and ranges i.e. SG. 11, 18*, 21, 23, 166, 174, 233i, 275/76, 300 and 386/97 in overall descent quality

FALKLAND ISLANDS AND DEPENDENCIES 1885-1966, */** on stockpages with a.o. SG. 49, 60/68, 146/63, 204a, 193/207, G 26/40 etc.