| SR3335 |
1924 KGV Admiral 5/-. An exceptionally pale shade (apparently first printing). Lower left corner copy. Superb unmounted. BPA certificate (1966), as 'a shade of the normal stamp'. Lovely. SG 14 group shade |
£150 |
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| SR3332 |
1935 25th October, KGV 4d registered stationery envelope, bearing two KGV 6d Silver Jubilee (SG 34), cancelled 'RAYLTON' with pink registration label. Addressed to Mr. H. C. Dann, London. The reverse with pencil endorsement 'Received London Nov 9. 15 days en route. Delayed by Crash Airplane - Daily Papers', although unable to trace which crash this may have been. Minor faults, most attractive and appealing. |
SOLD |
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| SR3333 |
1943 4th June, envelope originally sent from Salisbury to Sinoia bearing KGVI 1d, machine cancelled. Then re-used with the application of a second KGVI 1d, then re-used for a third time with the application of printed ' WAR ECONOMY LABEL / SAVE YOUR ENVELOPE / SAVE through THE POST OFFICE SAVINGS BANK' label, applied with three KGVI 1d's (SG 41), cancelled 'SINOIA' and addressed to Bloemfontein. Most unusual and appealing. |
£110 |
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| SR3331 |
1964 QEII definitive 2/-, upper right corner 'VALUE' block for four, showing strong vertical ochre 'doctor blade' lines running vertically through left pair. Striking. Superb unmounted. SG 101 and vars. |
£90 |
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