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SR3423 1924 KGV Admiral 1½d, olive-sepia. Lower right corner block of four, running sheet number '470' in margin. Hinge trace or superb unmounted. SG 3 group £25
SR3424 1924 KGV Admiral 2d, slate-black and brownish black. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '11' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps superb unmounted. SG 4 group £30
SR3425 1924 KGV Admiral 3d, blue. Lower marginal block of four showing imprint in margin. Hinged on margin stamps very fine unmounted. Uncommon. SG 5 group £50
SR3426 1924 KGV Admiral 3d, deep blue. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '108' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps superb unmounted. SG 5 group £25
SR3427 1924 KGV Admiral 3d, deep blue. Upper right corner block of four, running sheet number '231' in margin. Lower left corner rounded, hinged on margin stamps very fine unmounted. SG 5 group £40
SR3345 1924 KGV Admiral 3d, deep blue. Horizontal pair, showing wide margin at top and presumably cut down. Very fine mint. Most unusual. SG 5 group vars.

Note: together with a PFSA certificate (1991) stating 'genuine'. Whilst genuine examples of this duty imperforate to top margin are known (ten possible), this pair must be considered as a cut down wide margin
SOLD
SR3428 1924 KGV Admiral 3d, dull ultramarine. Lower right corner block of four, running sheet number '31' in margin. Superb unmounted. SG 5 group £50
SR3432 1924 KGV Admiral 4d, grey-black and orange-red. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '333' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps superb unmounted. SG 6 group SOLD
SR3429 1924 KGV Admiral 4d, grey-black and orange-red. Upper right corner block of four, without running sheet number in margin. Some vertical perfs. parted, superb unmounted. SG 6 group £45
SR3346 1924 KGV Admiral 4d, grey-black and orange-red. Apparently from the left of the sheet, showing wide margin at left and presumably cut down. Fine used with heavy cancel at right leaving the left side clear. Highly unusual. SG 6 var. £150
SR3431 1924 KGV Admiral 6d, black and lilac. Upper right corner block of four, running sheet number '187' in margin. Superb unmounted. SG 7 group £50
SR3430 1924 KGV Admiral 6d, black and slate-lilac. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '28' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps very fine unmounted. SG 7 group SOLD
SR3433 1924 KGV Admiral 8d, deep lilac and sage-green. Upper right corner pair, running sheet number '356' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps very fine unmounted. SG 8 group £60
SR3434 1924 KGV Admiral 8d, deep lilac and sage-green. Lower right corner block of six, without sheet number in margin. Hinged on two otherwise very fine unmounted. SG 8 group £140
SR3436 1924 KGV Admiral 10d, deep ultramarine and rose-red. Lower right corner block of four, running sheet number '5' in margin. Very fine mint or unmounted. SG 9 £100
SR3435 1924 KGV Admiral 10d, royal blue and red. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '63' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps very fine unmounted. SG 9 £60
SR3344 1924 KGV Admiral 1/-, greyish black and light blue. Lower right corner copy showing wide margin at right, cut down. Very fine mint. Highly unusual. SG 10 group var.

Note: together with a photo of the same stamp although with right margin attached, and illustrating the variety of perforating. At some point this was trimmed off to give the impression of imperforate to margin.
SOLD
SR3437 1924 KGV Admiral 1/-, greyish black and dull blue. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '363' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps superb unmounted. SG 10 group SOLD
SR3438 1924 KGV Admiral 1/6, greyish black and yellow. Upper right corner block of four, without running sheet number in margin.,Hinged on margin stamps very fine unmounted. SG 11 group £130
SR3439 1924 KGV Admiral 1/6, greyish black and yellow-orange. Lower right corner pair, running sheet number '409' in margin. Hinge trace, very fine mint. SG 11 group SOLD
SR3440 1924 KGV Admiral 2/-, black and brown. Upper right corner vertical pair, running sheet number '255' in margin. Hinged on margin stamps superb unmounted. SG 12 group SOLD
SR3414 1924 KGV Admiral 5/-, deep blue and deep turquoise-green (apparently second printing). Showing printer's mark upper left. Superb fresh mint. Lovely. SG 14 group £90
SR3416 1933-35 KGV Field Marshal, perf. 11½. Set of 11 values, each a matching lower marginal copy and showing part imprint in margin. Blemish on 1½d otherwise very fine mint. A lovely group. SG 15a-26a £285
SR3410 1935 6th May, KGV Silver Jubilee set of four (SG 31-34), on plain cover cancelled ‘MIAMI’ on the first day of issue, locally addressed. Fine and clean, uncommon. £55
SR3419 1937 KGVI Coronation, 1d x three and 6d, un-issued colours yellow-brown and violet, green and indigo, orange and black and black and green, overprinted 'WATERLOW & SONS LTD. / SPECIMEN' (Samuel Type WS1) and with security punctures. Superb unmounted. A difficult group. SG 36 and 39 printer's samples / specimens £450
SR3444 c1937 KGVI Printers sample using the design of the 6d definitive but printed in blackish brown, and perf 12½ (issued stamps were perf 14). Overprinted ‘WATERLOW & SONS LTD / SPECIMEN’ (Samuel type WS1) diagonally with small security punch hole. Hinge trace, superb fresh mint. £110
SR3418 1/-, showing strong down and leftwards shift of headplate. Very fine used. SG 48 var. £45
SR3407 1947 21st April, printed envelope for the 21st Birthday of Princess Elizabeth in Cape Town, bearing block of four ½d (SG 62), cancelled 'SALISBURY 21 APR 47'. Most unusual. £40
SR3408 1947 25th April, privately printed envelope for the Royal Tour, bearing the issued pair (SG 62, 63), cancelled 'SALISBURY'. Printed CAWOOD address. Unusual. £25
SR3415 Set, un-issued colours blue-green, red-brown, chocolate and olive-green, overprinted 'WATERLOW & SONS Ltd. / SPECIMEN' vertically at left, small security punctures. Very fine unmounted. SG 64-67 specimen / printer's samples £250
SR3422 ½d to 5/-, complete set of 12 values in lower marginal pairs, ½d and 1d across the vertical interpanneau margins, showing imprint in margins. Superb unmounted. An uncommon group. SG 78-89 £175
SR3411 10/- red-brown and olive and £1 rose-red and black. Each a lower marginal BLOCK OF SIX showing complete 'BRADBURY' imprint in margins. Folded vertically at left, otherwise superb unmounted. Lovely and RARE. SG 89-90
 
Note: the few imprint blocks of these values are inevitably blocks of four and thus not showing the imprint to full advantage. We know of only one other set with blocks of six
SOLD
SR3421 Set of 14 values, each a matching upper right corner copy showing running sheet numbers in margins. Superb unmounted. A delightful set. SG 78-91 £120
SR3446 1964 QEII definitive 1d. Lower marginal block of eight showing imprint in margins. Superb unmounted. SG 93 £4
SR3447 1964 QEII definitive 3d. Lower marginal block of eight showing imprint in margins. Superb unmounted. SG 95 £5
SR3445 1964 QEII definitive £1. Lower marginal block of four showing imprint in margins. Superb unmounted. SG 105 £65
SR3417 1964 QEII definitive ½d, showing ‘missing grain of maize’ flaw (constant, row 17/12), in right marginal pair. Very fine used. Scarce as such. SG 92 and var. £15
SR3420 1964 QEII definitive 3d, ‘large patch on Queen’s cheek and neck’ flaw (constant, row 13/5). Very fine used. SG 95 var. £5
SR3412 3d, block of four showing both ‘malformed ‘E’ of ‘RHODESIA’ and ‘bird’s nest’ flaws (constant, rows 16/10, 17/11). Superb unmounted. SG 95 and vars. £25
SR3413 1964 QEII definitive, £1, lower marginal pair showing imprint in margin, in addition right stamp distinct line below Queen's cameo. Superb used. SG 105 var. £60
SR3406 1964 6th November, printed Airmail envelope for the British United Airways VC10 First Flight Salisbury to London, bearing QEII 1/3 (SG 100), cancelled 'SALISBURY'. Uncommon. £40
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