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1298 1299 1300 1301 1302 1303
1304 1305 1306
1307 1309
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Description Bahamas - continued
126-130 1930 Tercentenary set, fine cds used. (5) Cat. £150 US3 ....................... £61 126-30 1930 Tercentenary, fine and fresh, l.m.m. (5) Cat. £70 US ...................... £27 126
1930 Tercentenary 1d black and red lower marginal imprint block of four fine u.m. Cat. £15 US3 ......................................................................... £7 126-130 1930 Tercentenary issue 1d - 3/- fresh mm. (5) Cat. £70 ........................ £28 126-130 1930 Tercentenary issue 1d - 3/- vfu. (5) Cat. £150 PH Plate 5 ............ £50 126-30 1930 Tercentenary set(5) fresh m.m. Cat. £75 ........................................ £40 126-30 1930 Tercent set(5) fresh mint Cat. £70 ................................................. £40 126-30 1930 Tercentenary set(5) fresh m.m. Cat. £70 US3 ................................ £28
1930s-60s Small box (9x2x2’’) with an accumulation of u.m. and m.m. KGV - QE2. Excellent wide ranging sorter including many sets, short sets and better values with duplication (many 100s). US .............................. £133
1931 KGV Tercentenary issue 2/- & 3/- [SG 131-132] mm plus SG 132a fu and SG 145 mm & fu. (5) Cat. £81 .................................................... £30
132,a,b 1931-46 KGV-KGVI Badge 3/- all 3 printings. Fresh l.m.m.one u.m.(3) Cat. £59 ............................................................................................... £25 132-b 1931-46 Great Seal 3s, the three shades, h/r, m.m. Cat. £59 .................. £20 131,etc 1931-46 Seal 2s(5),3s(3) various shades fresh mint ............................... £40
1308 131b,132b 1931-46 Seal 2s,3s fresh mint marginal blocks of four, the stamps are unmounted Cat. £92 ............................................................................. £50
131a-c 1931-46 Great Seal 2s, the slate-purple & indigo, brownish black & indigo and brownish black & steel-blue (light toning) shades, m.m. Cat. £144 .................................................................................................... £50
1310 131,a,b,c 1931-46 KGV-KGVI Badge 2/-, all 4 printings. Fine part
c.d.s.used (4) Cat. £96.25 ................................................................................................. £45 141-5 1935 Silver Jubilee and Flamingos 8d, v.g.u. (5) Cat. £43 ...................... £16 141-144 1935 Silver Jubilee 1½d - 1/- fresh um & fu sets. (8) Cat. £58 ................ £25
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1314 1315
1316
1317 1318 1319 1320 1321 1322 1323 1324 1325 1326
1327 1328 1329 1330
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1332 1333
1334
1335 1336 1337
1338
1340 1341
1342 1343
146-8 1937 Coronation on registered cover (15 DEC 37) from Nassau to Bournemouth, handstamped address. US2 ............................................ £6
146-75a 1937 Coronation, 1938-52 set to £1, 1938 pictorial trio and 1942 Landfall sets, h/r, m.m. Cat. £248 US3 .................................................. £61
1937 printed OHMS Development Board stampless cover used from Nassau to London with good strike of circular ‘Crown/PAID AT BAHAMAS’ (Type CC2), beneath cds of 20 MR 37, showing a late correct Official usage. See Note below SGCC1. US2 ..................................................... £32
146-75a 1937 Coronation, 1938-52 set to £1 (2, one with faults), incl. 5s x 3, 1938 trio, 1942 Landfall set to £1 incl. 2s (5) and 3s (5, incl. three brownish black and green), very good to fine used. (5) Cat. £475 US2 ................... £102
1937-48 KGVI comemorative issues inc Coronation, Victory & Silver Wedding plus SG 158-161, fresh mm. (11) Cat. £65 .............................. £25
149-57a 1938 KG6 def set ½d to £1 complete 17 values m.m. foxing on several low vals Cat. £150 US6 ........................................................................ £27
157a 156
156e 149e 158
1938 KGVI Thick chalky paper, 1/- Grey-Black & Carmine. Fresh l.m.m. Cat. £32 US3 ....................................................................................... £10 156/e 1938 KG6 5s three good shades m.m. Cat. £107 US6 ........................... £29 150
155
1938 KGVI 1d carmine SG 150 corner marginal u.m. block of 4 Cat. £34 US ....................................................................................................... £18
149-156 1938 KGVI set to 5s except 2d SG 152 and no £1 value. Also SG 158-160 m.m. (18) Cat. £90 ............................................................................... £30
1938 KGVI Thick Chalky paper, 5/- Lilac & Blue,
l.m.m.usual slightly toned stripy gum. Cat. £170 PH Plate 6 ........................................................ £60 157a 1938 KGVI £1 blue-green & black fine used. Cat. £55 ........................... £22
156
1938 KGVI ½d - 5/- with shades inc SG 149, 149c, 149d, 149e, 150, 150a, 150ab, 151, 151a, 152, 152b, 152bc, 152c, 153, 153a, 154, 154a, 154ab, 154b, 154c, 155, 155b & 156e - fresh mm. (23) Cat. £87 .......... £35 160 1938 KG6 Flamingos 8d block of 4 u.m. Cat. £64 US4 .......................... £24
152b/ba 1938 KGVI 2d scarlet fine um corner marginal block of nine showing ‘short T’ variety [SG 152b/ba] - good positional piece. (9) Cat. £130 PH Plate 6 .......................................................................................... £60
155a
1938-52 1s brownish grey and scarlet on THIN STRIATED PAPER, block of 6 (3 x 2), possibly the largest known multiple, NASSAU cds cancels of 1 JUL 42, odd short perf, fresh, f.u. RARE. Cat. £600 US2 PH Plate 5 ...... £254
1938-52 set to 1s (some values to 3d violet with toned gum) plus pictorial 4d, 6d and 8d, m.m. (18) Cat. £85 US4 ................................... £14
149-161 1938-52 GVI Definitives, basic set to 1s including better values SG 152,155. Also SG 158-160 set of 3. All m.m. (19) Cat. £100 US ............ £40
149e 151a
1938-52 ½d brown-purple, NE corner block of 12 (6 x 2), with sheet requisition number O975, one (R2/3) with ‘shaved top to second N’ flaw, very fresh, v.f.u. Cat. £45 US2 ............................................................... £18
1938-52 1½d pale red-brown, complete right pane of 60, with plate number ‘I’ and sheet number (3301), fine u.m. Cat. £570 US6 .............. £76
1339 149-157a 1938-52 KGVI definitives set to £1 with two shades of 1½d, very fine mint(18) Cat. £160 US2 ....................................................................... £43
1938-52 GVI Definitives, basic set to 10d including better values SG 152 etc.. Also SG 158-160 set of 3. All m.m. (18) Cat. £80 US ..................... £36
149-57a 1938-52 Set to 5s(9),£1(4), looks to be complete with all shades except SG 155a, 156a(53), looks to be all unmounted mint, a little very light gum toning on 1938 issues as always, very fine Cat. £1241 US ............. £445
157
1938-52 £1 deep grey-green and black (thick paper), fresh, fine m.m. Cat. £250 PH Plate 6 .......................................................................... £90
149-57 1938-52 set to £1, the 1s and £1 are the thick paper issues on chalky paper, some perf tones/thins on low values to 3d, others, fresh, fine l.m.m. (17) Cat. £340 US6 .............................................................................. £50
38
1370 1371
1938 KG6 £1 blue-green & black block of 4 u.m. very lightly faded Cat. £240 US6 ............................................................................................ £41
1938 KGVI Thick chalky paper, 5/- Lilac & Blue, fresh l.m.m. Cat. £170 US3 ..................................................................................................... £41
1938 5/- red purple & deep bright blue on chalk surfaced paper GVI issue, a good used block of four with cds cancels. (SG 156e) Cat. £80 US4 ..... £26
1938 KG6 ½d brown-purple complete right pane of 60 (Plate No. 2) u.m. Cat. £60 US6 ....................................................................................... £13
1938 KG6 4d Sea Garden in complete folded sheet of 60 including sheet number & Waterlow imprint i.m. Cat. £75 US6 ...................................... £17
1938 KGVI 2d slate [SG152, 2 shades] & 1/- [155, 155c] plus pictorial 8d [160] - fresh-looking mm with light gum toning. (5) Cat. £103 US7 (B) £12
1363 1364
1366 1367 1368
1369 171
1354 1355
1356
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1346 1347
1348 1349
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1938-52 10d yellow-orange, irregular block of 3, top stamp with ‘white spot on neck’ flaw, fresh, v.f.u. US2 ...................................................... £10 149/56e 1938-52 set to 5s (4) with most shades, g.u. (27) Cat. £130 .................. £38 156e 1938-52 5s red-purple and deep bright blue, fresh, fine mint. Cat. £24 .. £9 152ba
154c
1938-52 2d scarlet, with “SHORT T” variety, fresh m.m. Cat. £140 PH Plate 6 .......................................................................................... £60
149,etc 1938-52 Set to £1 ex ½d brown purple, Pictorial 4d,6d,8d, 3d on 2½d(20) fine m.m. Cat. £167 ................................................................ £40
155b
1938-52 ordinary paper 1s black and carmine, block of 4, one with broken ‘N’ of SHILLING, fine l.m.m. Cat. £108 ........................................ £40
1350 149-157a 1938-52 KGVI
Defins.all colours to £1,(taken as cheapest) m.m.(17) Cat. £150 PH Plate 6 ................................................................................. £65
1351 156,156d,e 1938-52 5s shades(3) m.m., SG156 is remarkably fresh for this printing Cat. £239 US3 ..................................................................................... £54
1352 1353
120e (158)
1938-53 KGVI p.13 12s 6d grey & pale orange with punch-hole and parcel or fiscal cancel; fresh-looking space-filler. Cat. £85 US ................ £22
1940 (6 May) illustrated Deep Sea Diver “Only Undersea Post Office in the World” cover, franked 4d Sea Garden tied by fine oval SEA FLOOR/Bahamas handstamp, with printed POSTED IN WILLIAMSON PHOTOSPHERE on front and “Bahamas-Williamson Undersea Expedition” handstamp on reverse, small corner crease affects adhesive ................... £24
162-75 1942 KG6 Landfall overprint set ex 8d - 13 values m.m. £1 with streaky gum Cat. £78 US6 ............................................................................... £14 162-175 1942 KGVI Columbus Landfall set, fine l.m.m. (14) Cat. £80 US ............ £36
162-171 1942 GVI Landfall, short set to 1s in u.m. blocks of 4, some being marginal. Cat. £74 US .......................................................................... £31
1357 162-175a 1942 Landfall set, fine mint. (14) Cat. £80 US2 .................................... £32 1358
173 1360 165
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint on 3s imprint block of 25 (Columns 5-9) u.m. Cat. £237 US6 ............................................................................. £50
1359 174,174a 1942 KGVI Landfall Ovptd. 3/- both listed shades/
printings.Fresh l.m.m. one u.m.(2) Cat. £65 US3 ..................................................................... £17
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint on 2d scarlet complete left pane of 60 including plate varieties R1/1 (damaged corners) plus overprint varieties incl R1/2 (Flaw in N) R1/4 (Damaged top of L) R3/2 (Flaw in second U) R10/2 & R10/4 (Flaw in O) R10/5 (damaged A) etc a few split perfs otherwise fine unmounted mint US5 ..................................................... £15
1361 1362
171a 167
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint 1s SE corner block of 4 with Plate No.1 m.m. light crease US6 (B) ............................................................................. £11
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint on 3d ultramarine upper 8 rows from right pane with overprint varieties R1/2 (Flaw in N) R1/4 (Damaged top of L) R2/4 (Broken F) R3/2 (Flaw in second U) R8/2 (Flaw in S) R8/5 (flaw in D) R8/6 (Broken 2) among others a few split perfs otherwise fine u.m. US6 ..................................................................................................... £18
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint on 1d. 1½d. (2) 2d. 2½d. 5s & £1 each with Dot in O in ‘OF’ (R6/5)m.m. US6 ........................................................... £31
1942 Columbus opts inc 1½d (variety: ‘dot in O of OF’), 1/- to 5/- [SG 171-174] fresh mm, light gum-toning. (5) Cat. £92 US7 (B) .................. £11
1365 162-175a 1942 Landfall set to £1 with 2 shades of 3/-. Very fine mint Cat. £130 US2 ..................................................................................................... £35
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint 1s bottom marginal block of 4 u.m. Cat. £4830 US6 (B) .................................................................................... £12
162-75a 1942 Columbus ovpt set to 2s(6),3s(3),5(3),£1(3) with shades as listed, fine mint with many unmounted Cat. £420 US ...................................... £107 162-75a 1942 Columbus set to £1 complete(14) very fine used Cat. £60 ............. £35 163
1942 KG6 Landfall overprint on 1d grey complete left pane of 60 including plate varieties R1/1 & R 10/1 (damaged corners) plus overprint varieties incl R1/2 (Flaw in N) R1/4 (Damaged top of L) R3/2 (Flaw in second U) R10/2 & R10/4 (Flaw in O) R10/5 (damaged A) etc a few split perfs otherwise fine unmounted mint US6 ............................................ £18
162-75a 1942 Landfall set to £1, apparently complete for all shades, fine m.m. (21) Cat. £350 ...................................................................................... £110
161-172 1942 GVI Landfall, short set to 1s in u.m. blocks of 6, most being marginal. Cat. £111.6 US ..................................................................... £44
1372 162-175a 1942 KGVI Landfall set fresh m.m. (14) Cat. £80 ................................... £40 1373
1942 KGVI Columbus opts in large corner panes of 60 stamps inc 1d, 1½d, 2d, & 3d values plus complete (folded) sheets (60) of 4d, 6d & 8d values, fresh um. (Qty) Cat. £348 .......................................................... £150
1374
1942 KGVI Columbus opts with plate flaw ‘apostrophe between A & L’ [R2/9] inc corner positional blocks of six of the ½d & 1½d values plus single ½d, 1d, 1½d, 2d, 2½d, 3d, 1/- and 5/- stamps um or mm. (10) .... £50
1375 162-175a 1942 KGVI Columbus overprinted set to £1, fresh l.m.m. Many are u.m.(14) Cat. £80 ................................................................................. £30
1376 172,a.173,a 1942 KGVI Columbus 2/- x 2 shades, 3/- both. Fresh l.m.m. One um (4) Cat. £95 ............................................................................................... £35 156b 1942 KGVI Ordinary paper, 5/- Purple & Blue, fresh l.m.m. Cat. £40 ....... £15
1377
1378 162/175a 1942 Landfall set to £1 (ex 8d), very fine mint (13) Cat. £77 US2 .......... £20 1379
173a
1380 1381
1942 Landfall 3s brownish black and green, block of 4, central NASSAU cds, a few lightly toned perfs at top left, o/wise f.u. Cat. £200 US2 ........ £54
165,etc 1942 Columbus nine values to 5s,£1 on three Registered Airmail covers to Switzerland, very fine Cat. £250 US2 ................................................ £117
1942 Columbus opts on ½d to £1 set fresh mm inc SG 171a & 171b plus 2/- & 3/- shades; £1 value is SG 175a and um. (19) Cat. £250 PH Plate 6 .......................................................................................... £100
1382 156b,157a 1942-3 KGVI Ordinary paper.5/- Purple & Blue, & £1 Blue-Green & Black. Both fresh l.m.m.(2) Cat. £100 US2 ...................................................... £27
1383 156b,156d 1942-8 KGVI Ordinary paper, 5/- Purple & Blue. Then 5/- Brown-Purple & Deep Bright Blue. Both fresh m.m.(2) Cat. £85 ...................................... £35 157a 1943 £1 value, very fine used. Cat. £55 US2 ......................................... £27
1384 1385
1386 1388
152ba 1943 Censored Airmail cover to New York with 2d red short T and Flamingoes 8d blue and red, ‘Come to Nassau’ slogan, fine US2 ........... £78 157a 1943 KGVI £1 value, f.u. Cat. £55 US ................................................... £29
1387 157a,157b 1943-4 KGVI Ordinary paper, both £1 printings. Fresh m.m.(2) Cat. £260 PH Plate 6 .......................................................................................... £100
131/132 1943-46 1931-1946 Badge of the Colony pair SG 131-132. Lower value is m.m, SG 132 3s u.m. pair (3) Cat. £31 US ......................................... £16
Description Bahamas - continued
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