Ancient Art, Antiquities, Books, Natural History, Stamps & Coins
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1½d SG 364 'SMYRNA.1920' ON STRIP OF 3, VFU
1912 A.D.Estimate: £15 - 20 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £12
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamps, 1½d SG 364 'SMYRNA.1920' ON STRIP OF 3 VFU on piece. Pretty.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
1½d SG 364(14) 'BRIGHT-CHESTNUT' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £65 - 85 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £60
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 1½d SG 364(14) 'BRIGHT-CHESTNUT' U/M, marginal, pristine fresh (from the '1922' ptg). (Spec.N18/14) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2d SG 368 'Orange' VARIETY, ON 'TONED PAPER' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £70 - 90 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £65
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2d SG 368 'Orange' VARIETY, ON 'TONED PAPER' U/M, scarce. (Spec.N19/5.var) With RPS Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2d SG 370wi (WMK. INV) VFU
1911 A.D.Estimate: £25 - 35 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £20
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2d SG 370wi (WMK. INV) VFU, steel CDS. Difficult. (Spec.N20.b).
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2d SG 370wk (DIE 2) 'WMK. INV & REV' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £160 - 210 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £150
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2d SG 370wk (DIE 2) 'WMK. INV & REV' U/M, pristine fresh & difficult, seldom seen. (Spec.N20.c).
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 371(2) 'COBALT-VIOLET BLUE' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £35 - 45 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £30
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 371(2) 'COBALT-VIOLET BLUE' U/M, pristine fresh (ideal ref copy as certified, Spec.N21/2). With Wenvoe Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 371(2) VARIETY, U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £120 - 170 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £100
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 371(2) VARIETY, 'DEEP BRIGHT COBALT VIOLET-BLUE' U/M, marginal, pristine fresh. (Listed by Hendon, Spec.N21/2.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 371a VARIETY, 'PALE BRIGHT-BLUE' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £120 - 170 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £110
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 371a VARIETY, 'PALE BRIGHT-BLUE' U/M, marginal, of this scarcer shade variety. (Spec.N21/4.var) Listed by Hendon. With RPS Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 372 VARIETY, 'VERY PALE DULL MILKY-BLUE' VFU
1912 A.D.Estimate: £90 - 130 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £85
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 372 VARIETY, 'VERY PALE DULL MILKY-BLUE' VFU, control 'J17'(I) tied on piece. Amazing colour. (Spec.N21.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 372 VARIETY, 'GREENISH-BLUE' VFU
1912 A.D.Estimate: £90 - 130 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £85
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 372 VARIETY, 'GREENISH-BLUE' VFU, 'Constantinople.1920' CDS tying to small piece (listed by Hendon) (Spec.N21.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 372(12) 'DEEP BLUE' Control 'J17'(17) Fine M/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £25 - 35 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £20
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 372(12) 'DEEP BLUE' control 'J17'(17) fine M/M. (Ideal reference copy as certified). (Spec.N21/12) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2½d SG 372 (16) 'ROYAL-BLUE' VFU
1912 A.D.Estimate: £140 - 190 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £130
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2½d SG 372 (16) 'ROYAL-BLUE' VFU, 'Smyrna.1921' oval reg CDS tying to small piece, fab colour (rarely seen used, Spec.N21/16) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman.
