Ancient Art, Antiquities, Books, Natural History, Stamps & Coins
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3d SG 374s OVPT. 'SPECIMEN' TYPE 26, Superb
1912 A.D.Estimate: £180 - 240 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £160
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 3d SG 374s OVPT. 'SPECIMEN' TYPE 26, superb fresh L/M (almost U/M). 'Reddish-Violet' (Spec.N22/1.v) With Wenvoe Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
78343 1912 4d SG 378(5) 'Pale Slate-Green' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £25 - 35 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £20
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 78343 1912 4d SG 378(5) 'Pale Slate-Green' U/M, bottom marginal. (Spec.N23/5).
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
4d SG 378(7) VARIETY, 'DEEP BRIGHT SLATE-GREEN' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £220 - 320 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £200
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 4d SG 378(7) VARIETY, 'DEEP BRIGHT SLATE-GREEN' U/M, marginal. Scarce (from the '1920' ptg). (Spec.N23/7.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
4d SG 380(5) VARIETY, 'VERY PALE BRIGHT SLATE-GREEN' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £180 - 240 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £160
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 4d SG 380(5) VARIETY, 'VERY PALE BRIGHT SLATE-GREEN' U/M, pristine fresh. (Scarce, first example we've seen, Spec.N23/5.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
5d SG 382(5) VARIETY, 'BRIGHT GINGER-BROWN' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £120 - 170 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £100
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 5d SG 382(5) VARIETY, 'BRIGHT GINGER-BROWN' U/M, pristine fresh, scarce. (Spec.N25/5.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
6d SG 385 Spectacular 'PAPER FOLD' Variety
1912 A.D.Estimate: £140 - 190 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £130
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 6d SG 385 Spectacular 'PAPER FOLD' variety (leaving 50% of design missing). MINT, good M/M, some soiling on front margins.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
10d SG 394 VARIETY, 'PALE TURQUOISE-BLUE' MINT
1912 A.D.Estimate: £45 - 65 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £40
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 10d SG 394 VARIETY, 'PALE TURQUOISE-BLUE' MINT, fine M/M of this difficult shade variety. (Spec.N31/2.var). Listed by Hendon.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
1/- SG 395s OVPT. 'SPECIMEN' TYPE 26, Very Fine
1912 A.D.Estimate: £150 - 200 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £140
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 1/- SG 395s OVPT. 'SPECIMEN' TYPE 26, very fine fresh L/M. Lovely quality. (Spec.N32/2.v) (c. £375).
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
1/- SG 396(4) VARIETY, 'VERY PALE BUFF-BROWN' U/M
1912 A.D.Estimate: £180 - 240 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £170
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 1/- SG 396(4) VARIETY, 'VERY PALE BUFF-BROWN' U/M, pristine fresh (very scarce, first example of this shade we've seen, Spec.N32/4.var) With Hendon Cert.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
½d & 1d SG 397/98 MULTIPLE CYPHER SET U/M
1913 A.D.Estimate: £380 - 480 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £360
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, ½d & 1d SG 397/98 MULTIPLE CYPHER SET U/M, fine perfs, fresh.
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2/6d SG 399 ‘DEEP SEPIA-BROWN’ U/M
1913 A.D.Estimate: £360 - 460 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £340
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2/6d SG 399 ‘DEEP SEPIA-BROWN’ U/M, pristine fresh & fab colour of this difficult shade. (Spec.N63/2) With Hendon Cert (c. £850).
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman. -
2/6d SG 400 'IMPERF' COLOUR TRIAL IN 'VERMILION' Fresh
1913 A.D.Estimate: £550 - 750 (+bp*)
Opening Bid: £500
Great Britain (GB), King George V, Postage Stamp, 2/6d SG 400 'IMPERF' COLOUR TRIAL IN 'VERMILION' fresh, & sound, just touched top right. (c. £5,500).
Acquired on the UK philatelic market. From the property of an English gentleman.
