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17660
Cat No
Description South Africa - continued
17659 49b cover 1945 KGVI Airmail lightweight Cover printed on inside with mail planes, to USA, bears Afrikaan’s single 2/6d & defective 1/- War Effort, tied JOHANNESBURG/13 IX 45/B slogan. Some wrinkling but clean. US2 ..... £16
1945-47 a collection of commercial covers, largely bearing WAR EFFORT and some Pictorial issues, much of interest incl. overseas destinations, Christmas and others seals combinations, air letters, meter mail, O.A.S., Censored etc. (100+ items) US ............................................................. £89
17661 101 cover 1946 KGVI Cover from Bartle & Co, to USA, bears Afrikaans sigle 3d War Effort, tied by ‘SAVE MEAL AND BREAD’ slogan, enclosing Durban 27 IX 46 c.d.s. Very clean US2 ....................................................................... £16
17662 17664 120 122
1947-54 1s brown and chalky blue, 2 slight shades, fresh m.m. Cat. £22 US5 (B) ............................................................................................... £3
17663 117-122 1947-54 KGVI Pictorials 3d to 5s m.m. pairs including both 5s pairs SG 122 and 122a (14) Cat. £129 ............................................................... £55
1947-54 5s black and pale blue-green, NE corner horizontal pair, centred to bottom, stamps are u.m. Cat. £45 US4 ............................................. £9
17665 118/22a 1947-54 4d, 6d brown-orange, 1s brown (hinged) and blackish brown shades, 2s6d and 5s (both, blue-green shade with small hinge thin), fresh u.m. (7) Cat. £140 US5 ........................................................................ £23
17666 118-22a 1947-54 4d to 5s incl. all listed shades, fine m.m. (8) Cat. £144 US5 ..... £25 17667
D37
1948-49 Postage Due 3d deep blue and blue, lowr left corner block of 24, on a piece tied Johannesburg cds’s, an impressive multiple for display. Cat. £408 US ....................................................................................... £142
17668 120-122 1949-50 KGVI ‘SUID-AFRICA’ Pictorials (Screened roto).1/- u.m.,2/6d u.m.,5/- Type I, very l.m.m. (3
horiz.pairs) Cat. £67 US3 ......................... £17
17669 17670 17671
O47a O50a SB19
1950-54 Official-1s blakish brown and chalky blue horiz pair very fine used Cat. £190 US2 ............................................................................. £86
1950-54 Official-5s black and deep yellow green very fine used block of four, one stamp has a tiny tone spot Cat. £200 US2 .............................. £62
1951 3/6 black on buff BOOKLET containing 12 x ½d, 12 x 1d & 12 x 2d, fine & complete. (SG SB19) US4 ........................................................... £9
17672 136-40 1952 van Riebeeck set in pairs with cylinder numbers, plus 2 set on Reg. illust. FDCs, fine. US .............................................................................. £5
17673 141-142 1952 Stamp Exhibition ‘SATISE’ issue, a study collection written up on pages, with various mint positional blocks showing flaws and varieties, First Day or souvenir covers with special cancels, plus Exhibition labels in mint marginal blocks of twelve perf and imperf etc. (118 stamps, 11 covers, 24 labels) US ............................................................................ £67
17674 136-140 1952 Tercentenary of Landing of Van Riebeeck, a delightful study collection written up on pages, with mint and used incl. blocks and multiples, positional pieces etc, showing various dots, plate flaws incl. 2d ‘full moon’ and scratches etc. (220+ stamps) US ................................... £71
17675 136-140 1952 Tercentenary of Landing of Van Riebeeck, a collection of FIRST DAY COVERS and related covers with various illustrations and cancels, incl. K.L.M. joint Netherlands issues, special cancels incl. Festival, Union Mailcoach tour etc. (25 items) US ......................................................... £67
17676
1952-2003 SUPERB COLLECTION on hingeless leaves. MINT (few earlier Commems) or UNMOUTED MINT (vast majority). Includes some later
Defin.sets to R20, but mostly
Commem.sets VIRTUALLY COMPLETE through to 2003 Centenary of powered flight, with all souvenir sheets, etc. Packed with thematic sets, on a host of subjects. Superb condition throughout. Excellent lot (Many 100s + dozens of
Min.sheets) US3 ....... £341
17677 17678
1953 Registered cover franked with single 1947 6d green & red orange (SG 119) tied by CROSS ROADS cds with manuscript ‘Cross Roads R No. 7639’ registration marking alongside. Addressed to EAST LONDON with PEDDIE transit cds on reverse. US4 ....................................................... £6
1953-1970 Stockbook with a duplicated stock of u.m. South Africa 1953-1970. With a useful range of definitives to high values, duplicated commemoratives and a good range of nearly complete postage dues with light duplication. HEAVY LOT - OVERSEAS BIDDERS PLEASE ENQUIRE FOR SHIPPING COSTS Cat. £1100 US2 ................................................. £141
17679 17680
1953-80 Duplicated mint and used accumulation on leaves(many 100s) including some mint defin sets, mainly fine US4 .................................... £58
1953-82 QEII extensive ranges m &/or fu inc semi-specialised definitive ranges, substantial commemoratives etc. Useful lot. (Qty) Cat. £340 US6 ..................................................................................................... £41
17681 151-164 1954 Animals definitive set to 10/-, u.m. Cat. £32 US2 ......................... £11 17682
1960s-2000s COLLECTION of COVERS. Mostly illustrated, often with special cancels. Many definitive issues to higher vals, Commems. Many interesting, inc. 1979 Doar-Ivri Pigeon Post, etc. Virtually unchecked, but looks useful. (95 covers) US3 ................................................................ £51
17683 D56
1961 5c black & grey blue ‘Postage Due’ issue, a superb used side marginal block of fifteen with PARVS cds’s dated 14 VIII 1967. (SG D56) Cat. £67.5 US4 .................................................................................... £26
17684 185-197 1961 Decimal defin set with Animals to 1R, u.m. (13) Cat. £22 US2 ...... £12 17685 198-210 1961 Union Coat of Arms Wmk. Set u.m, also SG 220-223 Cat. £30.9 US2 ..................................................................................................... £15
17686 185-197 1961 Animals Definitive set to 1R, u.m. Also SG 179-184 Cat. £24.8 US2 ..................................................................................................... £12
17687 185-197 1961 Pictorial issue ½c - 1R fresh um (pencil marks on gum). (12) Cat. £22 US ................................................................................................ £9
17688 211-219 1961 No wmk. Set SG 211-219, also SG 224-226 and 252-257 commems, all u.m (19) Cat. £29 US2 .................................................... £13
17689 185-197 1961(14 Feb) QEII Decimal set to R1, on plain clean Registered First Day Cover, tied Burgerspark 14 Feb cds’s (1 Cover) US3 ............................... £14
17690 17691
1961-1963 Definitive set to 1R and no wmk set, SG 198-210 and 211- 219, u.m. Cat. £52 US2 ........................................................................ £20 236 1963 Strelitzia 1r u.m. Cat. £48 US4 .................................................... £16
17692 227-236 1963-1967 Sideways Wmk. Definitive set u.m. (10) Cat. £80 US2 ......... £27 17693 227-236 1963-1967 Chalky Surface RSA Wmk. Set, fine u.m. Cat. £80 US2 ........ £31 17694 227-236 1963-1967 Chalk Surfaced Paper Definitive set u.m. (10) Cat. £80 US2 ... £28 17695 D59-70 1967 Postage Dues set u.m. (12) Cat. £70 US2 ..................................... £27
17702
17703 17704
F14 F14
17701 17700 17699
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17697 17698
Cat No
Description South Africa - continued
17696 D59-70 1967-1971 Postage Due set with English and Afrikaans inscriptions reversed top and bottom (12) Cat. £70 US2 .......................................... £27
1974-99 unmounted mint ranges incl. 1974-76 Definitive set, coil set, 1993 Aviation set, 1993-97 Fauna set, 1998 Expore booklet panes etc. (190 stamps and 11 m/s’s) Cat. £145 .................................................... £80
1976 Stampless printed ‘OFFICIAL - AMPTELIK’ postcard sent by a South African soldier serving in Angola with boxed ‘DEPARTEMENT VAN VERDEDIGING 101 VOG 11-3-1976 101 FMA DEPARTMENT OF DEFENCE’ cachet and small boxed ‘GOEDGEKEUR DEUR SENSOR PASSED BY CENSOR’ cachet both in bright magenta on front. Addressed to CAPETOWN. US4 ............................................................................. £18
SOUTH AFRICA - GRIQUELAND WEST
Small range of ‘G’ overprints with ½d (3), 1d (2), 4d (3), 6d, 1s (3) and 5s (3), a couple of the ½d values are unused, four are damaged, others fair to good used. US .................................................................................. £41
SOUTH AFRICA - ORANGE FREE STATE
- & TRANSVAAL: Small collections of m & u on Hagner pages with O.F.S. with pre 1900 values to 1/-(2 used), includes 13 m & u overprints, V.R.I. m & u vals to 5/-(m). KEVII m & u vals to 1/-, etc., Transvaal with 2 x 6d imperfs used, (one VRI opt), 1878 QV 1d, 3d(2), 4d & 6d used, 1882 Een Penny on 4d unused, range of 2nd republic values to 2/6, 5/-, 10/-(m). Later with KEVII used vals to 1/-. Also a Pietersburg 6d on green very fine used. A very nice lot mainly fine/very fine (O.F.S. 75; Transvaal 79) US .... £53
1868-1907 COLLECTION (USED) on leaves, inc. 1868-94 shades 1d x 5, 6d x 4, 1/- x 2.1878 4d x 2, 5/-. 1881 1d on 5/-, 1882 ½d on 5/- x 5 one with broken bar var. 1888 2d on 3d x 3.1890-1 1d on 3d x 4, 1d on 4d x 2.1892 -6 ranges of surcharges inc.½d on 3d x 2 both SURCH. DOUBLE.1896-7
vals.to 1/-.1900 ‘V.R.I.’
Surchs.inc.6d on 6d SG 108. Later printings to 5/- on 5/- x 2.1903-4 to 1/-, etc. Interesting lot for specialist (101) US2 ............................................................................. £117
1868-1909 Mint and used collection on leaves(107) including a good range of Orange Tree issues with overprints, later values to £5 Fiscally used, mixed condition US ..................................................................... £44
1882-86 Postal Fiscal-£2 red brown fresh mint, light crease Cat. £160 US2 ..................................................................................................... £39
1882-86 Fiscal-£2 red brown fresh mint, light wrinkles, one slightly pulled perf Cat. £160 US ...................................................................... £53
17705 F3,etc 1882-86 Fiscal-1s,1/6d,2s(creased),3s,5s,10s fresh mint Cat. £289 US .. £107 17706 17707
F14 1882-86 Postal Fiscal-£2 red brown mint, creased Cat. £160 US2 ......... £32 F14
17708
1882-86 Postal Fiscal-£2 red brown fresh mint, small corner thin Cat. £160 US2 ............................................................................................ £39 F13 1882-86 Fiscal-£1 purple fresh mint, light crease Cat. £120 US ............. £36
17709 H+G1 1884 POSTAL CARD 1d orange, used from PHILIPOLIS to Bradford, a few tone spots, no message. US2 ................................................................ £11
17710 H+G6 1891 Postal Card ½d brown, used commercially from CLOCOLAN to Bloemfontein, small fault at bottom. US2 .............................................. £11
17711 17712 P7 P2
1892 1½d on 3d ultramarine postal stationery card (H&G 9) with postcard stamp (SG P7) tied by ‘Arms’ imprint in black. Cancelled with HARRISMITH cds dated AUG 21 1893, but otherwise unused. US4 ........ £9
1892 ½d brown postal stationery card (H&G 6) with postcard stamp (SG P2) tied by ‘Arms’ imprint in black used as an acknowledgement card with barred numeral ‘29’ in red and SENEKAL cds dated NOV 7 1892 alongside. Addressed locally. US4 ......................................................... £15
17713 H+G16 1895 Postal Card 1½d on 2d violet (8½mm surcharge), used from BLOEMFONTAIN to Berlin. US2 ............................................................. £11
17714 P12
1897 ½d orange postal stationery card (H&G 17) with postcard stamp (SG P12) tied by ‘Arms’ imprint in black. A fine unused example. US4 .... £6
17715 113 & 124 1900 1d on 1d purple ‘V.R.I.’ overprint issue with ‘Raised Stops’, an unused pair with variety ‘OVERPRINT SHIFTED SO ONLY V.R. SHOWING’ on left hand stamp and ‘THICK V’ on right hand stamp. Some toning. (SG 113 & 124) US4 ................................................................................... £20
17716 113 & 113e 1900 1d on 1d purple ‘V.R.I.’ overprint issue with ‘Raised Stops’, a fine mint pair with variety ‘NO STOP AFTER I’ on right hand stamp. (SG 113 & 113e) Cat. £18.3 US4 .......................................................................... £9
17717 113d
1900 1d on 1d purple ‘V.R.I.’ overprint issue with ‘Raised Stops’, a fine mint copy with variety ‘NO STOP AFTER R’. (SG 113d) Cat. £18 US4 ...... £9
17718 139-146 1903-04 set to 1s, very fresh mint. (8) Cat. £140 US2 ........................... £55 SOUTH ARABIAN FEDERATION
17719
1963-67 Collection on leaves including 1965 set to 1D u.m. and f.u., 1966 ovpt sets for Seiyun and Hadhramaut u.m., Seiyun 5f on 5c,5f on 10c sheets of 100, various commem sets, mainly fine US4 ..................... £44
17720 55-67 1966 surcharges set, unmounted mint. (13) Cat. £38 US ....................... £18 17721 71-78 1966 Hadhramaut World Cup set u.m. (8) Cat. £24 US2 ....................... £10 17722 80-87
1966 QU’AITI. I.C.Y. set complete, then another set in different colours IMPERF. All m.m.(16) US5 (B) ............................................................... £10
17723 91-8 + IMP. 1966 KATHIRI. QEII Churchill Paintings set + another set IMPERF. Fresh m.m.(16) US5 (B) ................................................................................ £8
17724 60-67
1966 Overprinted short set of high values in u.m pairs 25f to 500f SG 60-67, missing SG 55-59 (16) Cat. £62 US ........................................... £27
17725 42-54 1966 Overprint set on Seiyun definitives m.m. (13) Cat. £45 .................. £20 17726 53-64 1966 Definitive overprints set m.m. (12) Cat. £35 .................................. £18 17727 65-87 1966 HADHRAMAUT Commemoratives complete, unmounted mint. (23) Cat. £80 US ......................................................................................... £36
17728 84-90 + IMP. 1966 KATHIRI. QEII I.T.U. Centenary set complete. Then another set in different colours IMPERF. marginal. All fresh m.m.(14) US5 (B) .............. £8
17729 42-54 1966 (Apr) KATHIRI. QEII Set to 500f on 10/-. Fresh l.m.m.(13) Cat. £45 US5 (B) ............................................................................................... £8
17730 77-83,99-107 1966-67 KATHIRI. QEII Overprinted sets. 1966 Football, 1967 World Peace. All m.m. (16) Cat. £53 US5 (B) .................................................. £10 3-16 1986 QEII Set to 1D, m.m.(14) Cat. £29 ................................................ £12
17731 233
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