AUCTION
CATALOGUE
50p
Robert Murray
5 & 6 Inverleith Gardens, Ferry Road,
Edinburgh, EH3 5PU
Tel. 0131 552 1220 :: 0131 478 7021 :: 0845 0500 886
Specialised UK Stamp Auction
Specialised UK
Monday 7 December 2009
at 5.00pm
Specialised UK
Catalogue of Postage Stamps to be sold by Public Auction, within the
STEWART’S-MELVILLE CLUB PAVILION, 523 FERRY ROAD, EDINBURGH
On view at Pavilion on afternoon and evening of sale (see details later in catalogue),
and at Shop during business hours (Tue, Thu, Fri 10am-6pm, Wed 2pm-9pm,
and Sat 10am-7pm) for one week prior to sale, or by appointment.
Lot 65
Machin 31p
Part-imperforate block
Estimate £500.
Lot 151
Missing yellow-bistre
(“5d”) on Copperfield
Estimate £3,000.-£4,000.
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Estimate.
20
32
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40
46
51
52
78
66
67
104 (reverse)
89
106
105
111
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Estimate.
Can I write quite honestly here ? I have to admit that specialised Machins have never really turned
me on. I have always allowed of course that “one man's meat is another man's poison”, and respected
the fact that while some people's area of specialisation might hold no fascination for me, they equally
might find some of my own collecting areas a bit on the weird or dull side. That of course is one of the
great things about stamp collecting; it is such a broad church that everybody should be able to “find
a pew”.
Having said that, the breaking down and cataloguing of this fine collection has given me some
enforced time in the company of modern UK specialised stamps. What I have found is that the closer
you look at it, the more facets you find it has. So whether your interest might be the big and bold
printers' slip-ups (that perversity of stamp collectors - for which we are so famous – the desire for
imperfection !), or trying to understand how one of the printers worked to get around production
problems, or picking on one smaller area of this vast subject and taking on the challenge of
attempted completion, there are so many different angles to tackle. The point I'm making is that even
if you find the whole subject a bit daunting, if you get a bit closer you might well be able to find parts
of the subject more attractive.
I still wouldn't say that the Machins turn me on. Perhaps just that I've got to know them better, and feel
more comfortable in their company.
However, if you are already a Machin Nut, prepare to be excited !
Robert Murray
Welcome to this specialised stamp auction, almost entirely taken from one single collection (the more
general parts of which are also offered for sale in the general stamp sale to be held later the same day).
There are just a handful of lots from other vendors.
Most lots are of a specialised nature, with just a few lots included of more standard (though scarce) items.
We have tried to keep catalogue identifications as simple as possible. Therefore, we have not used a
number from the Gibbons Great Britain Specialised catalogue if the stamp has a number in the Concise
catalogue. In some cases we have included Connoisseur numbers where this was thought useful.
All rules, conditions, notes, comments, and guidance included in our General Stamp Auction catalogue for
the same date (including those on the reverse of the bid form) apply also to this auction. Lot numbers run
consecutively through the two sales, so one bid form can be used for both. Note that in this auction the term
“pair” normally means a horizontal pair.
If you are a new customer who has not bid in our auctions before, please feel free to approach us for any
information and advice. Note that we do not normally sell any lots for less than about two-thirds of the
estimate prices, and that we do not accept any offers after the lots have been knocked down. If there are any
lots unsold (we usually have very few), they will probably appear in a later sale.
Special viewing might be made available on the Sunday, but this would only be for those who are unable to
attend at our normal times, and who are traveling for the sale.
For those who have not attended our auctions before, here is some practical information. Our shop and the
auction venue are about 650m apart. The venue has ample parking, and the bar usually has snacks
available. This specialised sale will be held in the bar upstairs while viewing continues for the general
auction in the main hall downstairs. We can give advice about local guest houses. We would expect this
sale to finish at about 6.30pm. Accounts can then be settled and lots collected. Buyers who are known to us
can if they prefer come to our shop the next morning to collect their lots.
VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS for Specialised UK Stamp Auction
Tuesday 1 December to Saturday 5 December; viewing of all lots at our shop, normal shop hours
(Tue 10-6, Wed 2-9, Thu 10-6, Fri 10-6, Sat 10-7).
Sunday 6 December; viewing may be available but only for people who are unable to view at the normal
times, and only by appointment.
Monday 7 December; all lots on view at auction venue 3pm-5pm.
Please note these arrangement differ slightly from normal.
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Estimate.
Starting at 5pm
Queen Elizabeth Wilding Definitives
1
2
3
4
5
1952-54 Tudor Crown wmk. 1d u.m. vertical strip of three from upper-right corner with
doubling of perforations at upper and lower stamps. ..
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40.
1958-65 wmk. Multiple Crown 4d u.m. fourblock with perfs shifted 1.5mm to left and 2mm
low.
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20.
1958-61 Graphite, wmk. Multiple Crown set (8) with upright wmk. (1½d with trimmed
perfs at foot), plus 2½d with inverted wmk., all l.m.m. SG 587-94, 591Wi (cat.£150. for
u.m.) ..
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20.
1958-61 Graphite, wmk. Multiple Crown 3d. u.m. pair, the left stamp with an off-vertical
paper fold.
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15.
1959 Phosphor-Graphite set (8), plus the 2d with error of watermark, all l.m.m. SG 599-609,
605a (cat.£85. and £180. for u.m.)
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40.
Pre-decimal Castles High Values
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1955-58 Waterlow 2/6 u.m. corner pair (couple short perfs, mtd. on margin), 5/- m.m. pair
(couple short perfs), 10/- l.m.m. corner pair, and two m.m. singles of £1 (one corner marginal and fine, other with crease). SG 536-9 (cat.£450. for u.m.).
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60.
1955-58 Waterlow 2/6 irregular 3-block, 5/- vertical pair, and £1 vertical pair, all u.m.,
average to good perfs. Cat.£404. ..
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60.
1955-58 Waterlow set (4) l.m.m., two or three short perfs but generally above average.
(Cat.£225. for u.m.) ..
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40.
1955-58 Waterlow 10/- with the weak entry at right of value tablet, fine u.m. SG Spec.
T14a cat.£160.
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40.
1955-58 De La Rue Castles set (4) mint – all u.m. but for 10/- which is l.m.m. 2/6 and 5/are fine, 10/- is ok but for some irregular perfs at top, and £1 has vertical crease at right. SG
536a-9a (cat.£600. for u.m.).
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60.
1959-68 De La Rue Castles set (4) m.m., SG 595-8 (cat.£195. for u.m.)
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30.
1959-68 Bradbury Wilkinson 5/- with inverted watermark, u.m. top marginal. SG 596aWi
cat.£350. ..
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£100.
Pre-decimal Machins
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
1967-70 fine collection on Connoisseur printed pages, nearly all fine u.m., with a thorough
coverage of all the basic types, shades, papers, gums, coils, panes, etc. Includes better
items such as missing phosphors, 4d vermilion and 5d with specimen overprints, 1d
misperforated pair, etc. (c.182 items inc. some duplicates)
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£200.
1967-70 4d vermilion with gum arabic, missing phosphor, u.m. (a couple of tiny patches
in gum may well be natural). SG Spec. U15a cat.£1,500...
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£400.
1967-70 4d bright vermilion (left band) on uncoated paper fine u.m., centred partly to
right. SG Spec. U16b cat.£250. ..
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50.
1967-70 4d bright vermilion (right band) on uncoated paper fine u.m., centred partly to
right. SG Spec. U16Ab cat.£250. ..
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50.
1967-70 4d bright vermilion (pva gum) with one broad phosphor band, u.m. SG Spec. U16c
cat.£200. ..
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50.
1967-70 5d with two phosphor bands plus phosphor coating, u.m. SG Spec U17c cat.£300. 75.
1967-70 5d imperforate vertical pair unmounted mint. Sold “as is”. ..
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50.
1967-70 5d tête-bêche pair fine unmounted mint. Slightly off-centre horizontally.
£100.
Telephone bids are welcome, and should be confirmed in writing.
You may make alternative bids, or state an overall spending limit. Advice available.
Specialised UK, 7 December 2009
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Estimate.
Pre-decimal Machins (continued).
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
1967-70 8d bright vermilion with missing phosphor, unmounted mint but centred slightly
to upper-right, and with minor crease. SG 738Ey cat.£400.
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75
1967-70 8d bright vermilion with missing phosphor, unmounted mint but centred to upperright. SG 738Ey cat.£400.
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75.
1967-70 1/6 (pva gum) with two phosphor bands, greenish blue omitted, u.m. lower
marginal. SG 743Eva cat.£125. ..
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35.
Another of the same, but without margin and with one partly short perf.
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30.
1967-79 1/6 (pva gum) with greenish blue omitted, SG 743Eva, cat.£125. The phosphor is
almost missing, there being only a narrow vertical line of phos on the perforations at right. 40.
1967-70 1/6 (pva gum) with two varieties – greenish blue omitted, and one broad phosphor
band. SG Spec. U28e cat.£150. Unmounted mint, centred slightly to left.
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40.
1967-70 u.m. se-tenant strip of three comprising 5d, 1d, and 4d vermilion (from Cooks
booklet) each with single broad phosphor band. SG Spec. U2e cat.£5, U16c £200.,
U17f £55. ..
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70.
1967-70 se-tenant strip of five comprising 4d vermilion, 1d, 5d, 1d, and 4d, plus part margin
at left (from Cooks booklet) each stamp with “SPECIMEN” overprint. SG Spec. U16As (cat.
£250.), U2s x 2 (£200. each), U17s (£50.), and U16s (£250.). Fine u.m. but hinged on
margin, small scratch on rightmost 4d, good perfs but for at lower-right of rightmost 4d. £150.
Decimal Machins
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
Collection on pages of coil strips, from multi-value 5p strips, a few Reader's Digest,
through to 2003. Includes scarcer specialist items. (90+ items)
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80.
1971-96 conventional perforations
A fine and impressive collection of Harrison printings on Connoisseur printed pages. A
good proportion of the spaces (perhaps 75%+) are filled, plus many extras also. Includes
papers, shades, phosphors, misplaced perfs, part imperf, some varieties, etc., etc. Mainly
fine u.m., some l.m.m. (Hundreds of items) ..
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£1,000.
½p three stamps each u.m. and with missing phosphor. By SG Concise would all be SG
X841Egy (cat.£45. each) but noted as being Connoisseur numbers 1NP (slightly trimmed
at foot), 52NP, 53NP. ..
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£100.
½p (2 bands) fine u.m. with “SPECIMEN” overprint, SG Spec. U48s cat.£400. Centred
slightly to right. Noted as being “One of only 6 copies in private hands”.
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£100.
½p turquoise-blue u.m. with one phosphor band at left, almost certainly the “right-hand band
omitted” variety, SG Spec. U50ac cat.£70. (although looks like a ½p left band !).
18.
1½p black on uncoated paper u.m., SG Spec. U71a cat.£130.
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30.
1½p black with one broad phos band at left u.m., SG Spec. U71c cat.£100.
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20.
1½p black badly misperforated single u.m. (approx. 1.5mm to left, and 8mm high).
20.
2p myrtle-green FCP/PVA u.m. with missing phosphor, SG Spec.U78a cat.£350.
£100.
2p myrtle-green u.m. corner marginal with the phosphor bands printed front and back. SG
Spec U80m cat.£300. ..
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75.
2½p magenta (centre band) u.m. imperforate pair, marginal though with light creasing in
margin. SG X851a cat.£275.
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70.
2½p magenta (left band) fine u.m. with “SPECIMEN” overprint, SG Spec. U93s (not
priced in SG). Perforations at foot almost trimmed off. Noted as being “One of 5 copies in
private hands”.
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£100.
3p ultramarine (2 bands) imperforate pair, u.m. (though small shiny area on gum). SG
X855b cat.£275.
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40.
A Buyer’s Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be added to all sale prices.
Specialised UK, 7 December 2009
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Estimate.
Decimal Machins, 1971-96 conventional perforations (continued).
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43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
3p ultramarine (2 bands) on uncoated paper, in u.m. cylinder six-block (cyl. 8 dot), with a
very slight crease on centre left stamp. SG Spec. U103d cat.£45. each = £270. as singles.
75.
3p ultramarine with single phosphor band displaced to left, u.m. Connoisseur 20BL.
75.
3½p deep olive-brown FCP/PVAD (2 bands) u.m. left marginal, centred low and slightly to
left. SG Spec.U116(2) cat.£950. ..
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£150.
3½p deep olive-green (2 bands) OCP/PVAD, the distinctive shade on thicker glossy paper,
fine u.m. right marginal, centred toward lower-right. SG Spec. U117 cat.£170. ..
40.
4p greenish blue (Waddington) unmounted mint with missing phosphor, upper-right
marginal, centred low and a little to right. SG X996a cat.£1,250., SG Spec. UG12b
(unpriced), Conn.WD40NP. One of the rarest Machins, noted as “one of only 8 known”. £350.
4½p grey-blue (2 bands) imperforate pair u.m. (though shiny marks on gum). SG X865a
cat.£380. ..
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40.
5p pale violet FCP/PVA with missing phosphor, u.m., minor mark at top of front. SG Spec.
U136a cat.£475.
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40.
6½p greenish blue (centre band) imperforate horizontal pair u.m. (SG X872 cat.£325. for
vertical). Weak fingerprint on gum.
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50.
7p (centre band) u.m. fourblock with perforations misplaced 2mm+ low.
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20.
8p rosine (centre band not visible to naked eye) u.m. on uncoated paper. SG X879a cat.
£850.
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£200.
8p rosine (Harrison) u.m. with missing phosphor, SG X879Ey cat.£450., SG Spec. U162e
cat.£500. (Conn. 166NP)
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£100.
8p rosine (Enschedé) u.m. with missing phosphor, SG X879Ey cat.£450., SG Spec.
U165a cat.£200. (Conn. E80NP) ..
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50.
9p deep violet (2 bands) imperforate vertical pair mint with patch in gum. SG X883a
cat.£275. ..
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20.
10p (orange-brown & chestnut, 2 bands) with the orange-brown missing, u.m., centred
toward lower-right. SG X885a cat.£180.
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50.
10p orange-brown (2 bands) u.m. imperforate pair. SG X886a cat.£275.
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60.
12p yellowish-green (2 bands) with phosphor bands on front and back u.m. SG Spec.
U206c cat.£90.
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20.
12½p light emerald (centre band) u.m. imperforate pair. SG X898a cat.£100. ..
24.
15½p pale violet, in u.m. vertical pair with 12½p light emerald (this with trimmed perfs at
foot), both missing phosphor. 15½p is SG Spec. U237e cat.£500., the 12½p apparently not
SG listed. ..
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£150.
15½p pale violet (PCP) u.m. imperforate pair, right marginal, SG X948a cat.£250.
60.
16p olive-drab (PCP) imperforate pair u.m., SG X949a cat.£180.
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45.
17p grey-blue (PCP) imperforate pair, u.m. left marginal, SG X952a cat.£350. ..
90.
18p deep olive-grey (PCP) imperforate pair, u.m. corner marginal. Torn into top margin,
not affecting stamps. SG X955a cat.£150.
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40.
24p postal forgery u.m., rubber-stamped “FAUX POSTALE” on reverse.
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10.
31p purple (ACP/PCP) unmounted mint block of eight (2 x 4). The upper pair of stamps is
totally imperforate, the next pair down has perforation indentations at the foot, the next pair
goes from indentations at the top to normal perforations at the foot, and the lowest pair is
perforated normally. Top pair only is SG X981a cat.£1,400., SG Spec. U324a. ..
£500.
NB; the black diagonal lines on the front cover illustration have been included for legal reasons,
and do not appear on the actual stamps.
33p light emerald u.m. with missing phosphor, from Wales booklet. SG Spec. UG87b cat.
£450. (Conn. Q331NP)
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£120.
33p light emerald with one broad phosphor band at left, fine unmounted lower marginal,
from Beatrix Potter booklet. SG Spec. UG88c (unpriced)...
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£240.
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Specialised UK, 7 December 2009
Page 7
Estimate.
Decimal Machins
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
1993-2009 Elliptical Perforations
1p crimson (2 bands) u.m. imperforate pair with left margin, stated to be SG Spec. U69B
(not priced) (Connoisseur RCF10)
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£100.
1p crimson (2 bands) u.m. imperforate pair, stated to be from Jan. 2000 DLR printing at
Harrison's works. Very faint perf pressure marks, hardly noticeable. ..
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£100.
2p deep green (2 bands) u.m. imperforate pair, left marginal. Noted as being “intermediate
paper with bluish tinted shiny gum and with violet fluor Novalgo phosphor bands”. SG
Y1668a cat.£2,000. ..
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£300.
4p new blue (2 bands) u.m. imperforate pair. SG Y1669a cat.£1,500. ..
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£400.
20p bright green (centre band) u.m. imperforate fourblock with top margin, fine but for
some very slight kinks. SG Y1860a, cat.£300. per pair = £600. (Noted as being
Connoisseur no. RCF200).
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£200.
20p bright green (centre band) u.m. imperforate pair with left margin. SG Y1680a cat.
£300. (Noted as being Connoisseur no. RSF200IMP) ..
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£100.
20p bright green (2 bands) u.m. imperforate pair with left margin. SG Y1682a cat.£300.
Noted as being “ex cyl. D3, pale head”. Left stamp a little bent.
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60.
35p sepia u.m. imperforate pair. SG Y1694a cat.£300. Tiniest black spot at foot of gum.
80.
38p rosine u.m. imperforate pair. SG Y1700a cat.£350., SG Spec.U371ba.
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£100.
40p turquoise-blue u.m. imperforate pair. SG Y1705a cat.£750.
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£150.
63p light emerald (2 bands) Walsall, unmounted mint. SG Y1759Ey cat.£500. ..
£120.
Collection on Connoisseur printed pages, all u.m., of Machins with eliptical perfs, by
Harrison/De La Rue, Enschedé, Questa, and Walsall, with many specialised varieties.
Light duplication. (c.600 stamps) ..
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£100.
1997-2008 seln. of Harrison, De La Rue, and Enschedé cylinder six-blocks (c.70) u.m.,
plus a few others. Face value approx.£180+ ..
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£120.
Collection of values headed “DLR-ATN”, “DLR-Dunstable”, all u.m. and generally with
specialised notations on pages. Light dupl. (c.275 stamps)
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75.
2009 “enhanced security” low values (to £1) as singles and colour name eight-blocks, plus
£1.50 to £5 singles, all u.m.
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28.
Non-Value Indicator Machins
83
84
85
86
87
An extensive and specialised unmounted mint collection on hingeless Connoisseur printed
pages, so including all manner of variation. Includes many pairs, strips, and blocks.
(Approx. 830 stamps) A few other odds.
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£200.
1994-98 seln. of thirteen different “greetings cards miniature sheets” (Boots and
unbranded), all u.m. ..
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10.
1998-2001 2nd and 1st each with “dagger perfs” u.m., SG 2039b, 2040b, cat.£150. each
= £300. ..
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80.
Imperforate u.m. pair of 1st orange (2 band, self-adhesive), stated to be Questa ex sheets
(dated 2000 ?). Very slight rub on face.
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40.
2003-4 Universal u.m. collection of “Worldwide Postcard” (25), “Europe” (35), and
“”Worldwide” (28) with numerous different types noted. ..
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40.
Bidding by email ? Note that we always confirm receipt of email bids (normally within 24 hours, or 1
hour on auction day). If you don’t get a confirmation, try again, or phone us.
Bidding by post ? Please only fill in the credit card box on the bid form if you want your purchases
posted to you. Credit/debit cards are only an option – you can also be billed and pay by cheque.
A Buyer’s Premium of 10% (vat-inclusive) will be added to all sale prices.
Specialised UK, 7 December 2009
Page 8
Estimate.
Machin and Britannia High Values
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
1977-87 £1, £2, and £5 in u.m. cylinder fourblocks.
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24.
1977-87 £1 imperforate pair unmounted mint, lower marginal. SG 1026a, catalogue price
£1,200. ..
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£300.
1993-2009 (1995) £1 bluish violet u.m. pair with 3mm downward shift of perfs.20.
1993-2009 (2003) u.m. seln. comprising £1.50 (4), £2 (3), £3 (6), and £5 (2), inc. different
printings. Also 1999 engraved set (4).
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40.
1993-2009 (2003) £2 deep blue-green u.m. pair, the left stamp with missing “£” symbol,
left marginal with cylinder number. SG Y1727 cat.£175.
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50.
1999 Enschedé £1.50 (2), £2 (2), £3 (2), and £5 (2), plus 2000-1 £1.50 (2), £2 (2), £3 (1),
and £5 (2), all u.m., generally slight shades. ..
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35.
1999 Enschedé u.m. plate sixblocks of £1.50, £2, £3 (2, diff. nos.), and £5 (spot on gum).
Also similar block of 1995 £1. ..
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60.
1999-2001 De La Rue recess high values set (4) in u.m. plate sixblocks with plate and box
numbers. Wrinkles at corners of £2 and £5 blocks. Face £69.
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50.
1999-2001 (1999) DLR £3 u.m. with perf shift downwards 3.5mm. ..
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15.
2003 Iriodin ink set (4) in u.m. cylinder sixblocks. Cat.£166., face £69.
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50.
2009 Security Features set (4) in vertical strips of four with marginal colour inscriptions.
Face £46. ..
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35.
1993-96 Britannia; 1993 original single and corner cylinder fourblock, 1993 single with
fluorescent “TEN POUNDS” at lower right, and 1996 single with reduced fluorescence, all
u.m.
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50.
Decimal Castles High Values
100
101
102
103
104
105
106
107
108
109
110
111
1988 set (4) in u.m. plate fourblocks.
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30.
1988 £1 (2 shades), £1.50 (single plus colour dot block), £2 (2 shades), and £5, all u.m.
18.
1992-95 set (4) in u.m. plate fourblocks, the £2 centred to right.
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30.
1992-95 £1 (2 papers, plus one with faint offset of gold head), £1.50 (2 papers, plus bright
magenta variety, and one with offset gold head, £2 (2 papers, plus pale variety), and £5 (2
papers), all u.m.
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35.
1992-95 £1 u.m. lower marginal single with complete and clear offset of green on reverse.
(Noted as being from plate 1H.) ..
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20.
1992-95 £1.50 upper-right corner marginal fourblock with a major perforation shift approx.
8.5mm downwards (or could be described as a design shift c.8.5mm upwards !), unmounted
mint. Ex Sir Gawaine Baillie.
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£100.
1992-95 £5 with the gold (queen's head) omitted, fine unmounted mint. SG 1614a cat.
£450.
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£150.
1994 re-etched set (4) u.m.
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10.
1994 re-etched £1 (2), £1.50 (8), £2 (8), £3 (5), and £5 (3) all. u.m., and nearly all different
papers/gums etc.
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60.
1994 re-etched £2, £3, and £5 in u.m. plate fourblocks. ..
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30.
1997 Enschedé set (4) in u.m. corner plate fourblocks. Cat.£300+
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60.
1997 Enschedé £2 with the gold (queen's head) omitted, fine unmounted mint. SG 1994a,
cat.£750. ..
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£240.
Royal Mail Postage Labels (“Framas”)
112
1984 set (34, ½p to 17p), and another set (32, ½p to 16p), showing the two different types
from packs and machines, u.m. ..
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10.
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Estimate.
Country Stamps
113
114
115
116
117
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
Pre-decimal mint (often l.m.m.) collection on just three pages inc. various varieties. (c.100
items)
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18.
1971-2000 useful mint (majority u.m. but some earlier years l.m.m.) collection on
Connoisseur printed pages. Seems to have all the basics covered, plus items such as
phosphors, papers, types, booklet stamps, shades, etc. Includes perf. shifts (N.Ireland 6½p,
Scotland 20p, Wales 24p), N.Ireland 9p pair with one missing band at right, 11p missing
band at right, Scotland 22p and 31p type II (SG S48Ea, S51Ea, cat.£50., £130.), Wales
17p type II (W44Ea, £55.), and many others. (c.500 items, plus some duplicates)
£300.
1999-2008 u.m. collection of “Country Emblem Definitives” partly arranged by
Connoisseur numbers, with variations from sheets, PSBs, miniature sheets, etc. Inc. some
cylinder blocks. (c.225 items)
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£110.
Scotland; 1971-93 (1975) 5½p one band, imperforate pair u.m., slight indentations of
perfs near top, the right stamp with bend. SG S22a cat.£500.
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50.
--; 1971-93 (1981) Waddington 11½p u.m. right-marginal pair, imperforate between right
stamp and margin. ..
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30.
--; 1971-93 (1984) 13p type I u.m. with missing phosphor. SG S39Ey cat.£700. Note states
“One of 10 known”. ..
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£150.
--; 1971-93 (1991) 18p bright green with missing phosphor, lower-left corner marginal,
unmounted mint. SG S60aEy (Spec. XSL25a) catalogue price £1,250.
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£400.
--; 1993-98 (1996) Questa 20p bright green with centre phosphor band, unmounted mint
block of four, misperforated, the perforations being 6mm high. Quite dramatic. ..
80.
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England; 2001-2 2 in u.m. block of 20 (5x4), partly imperforate. The top row has three
stamps imperf and one part perf, second row has four part perf, third row has some perfs
fading toward top.
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£240.
Northern Ireland; 1971-93 Questa Litho 13p with missing phosphor u.m. lower marginal.
SG NI37Ey (not priced).
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75.
Wales; 1967-69 unwatermarked 3d with missing phosphor, in mint fourblock (2 l.m.m., 2
u.m.). SG W7Ey, cat.£60. each = £240. (for u.m.)
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40.
--; 1971-93 3p corner pair u.m. with phosphor partly missing, giving left band on left stamp,
right band on right stamp, centred to upper-right.
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50.
--; 1971-93 3p lower marginal u.m. with one broad band at left.
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20.
--; 1971-93 5½p u.m. right marginal with missing phosphor, centred a bit low. SG W20Ey
cat.£180. ..
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40.
--; 1971-93 Questa Litho 18p bright green (ex. PSB) with missing phosphor, u.m. with
positional margin. SG W48Ey cat.£200., Connoisseur LW184NP. ..
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50.
--; a similar item.
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50.
--; 1971-93 Questa Litho 18p bright green (ex. PSB) with all-over phosphor wash, u.m. with
positional margin. Connoisseur LW183AAOP.
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30.
--; 1971-93 Questa Litho 24p chestnut (ex PSB) with missing phosphor, unmounted mint
lower marginal. Not listed in SG Concise. Connoisseur LW242NP. ..
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£100.
--; 1971-93 Questa Litho 24p chestnut (ex PSB) with missing phosphor, unmounted mint.
Not listed in SG Concise. Connoisseur LW242NP.
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£100.
Postage Dues
132
1971-75 set (13) l.m.m./u.m. plus a few with different paper/gums, 20p pair with perf shift
u.m., £1 with doctor blade flaw l.m.m., 1982 two sets of 12 u.m. (one of the 2p values on
ACP), and 1994 two sets of 9 u.m.
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50.
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Page 10
Estimate.
Queen Elizabeth Commemorative Varieties
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
1961 Post Office Savings Bank 3d from Timson printing, with the orange-brown missing,
lightly mounted mint. Approx. 60 examples thought to exist. Very slight crease, and a couple
of short perfs at upper right. SG 624Aa (cat.£550. for u.m.)
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60.
1961 Post Office Savings Bank 3d u.m. block of twelve (two horizontal rows of six), from
the Timson printing, and perforated through the right sheet margin. Each of the two stamps
at the right is SG 624AEb, cat.£28. = £56. ..
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15.
1963 Cable 1/6 ordinary u.m. lower-left corner pair showing bits of extraneous black print –
the upper stamp with “dribbles” from the lower black horizontal line, the lower one with a
horizontal black line through “CABLE”.
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10.
1963 (November) front page of Philatelic Bulletin with the Cable 1/6 ordinary handstamped “CANCELLED”. SG Spec. W40s, cat.£30.
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10.
1965 Churchill 4d, Rembrandt printing, vertical u.m. strip of three with lower-left margins,
including cylinder number. Shows a progressive dry print of the black, the top stamp almost
as normal, paler on the next, and the lower stamp quite patchy.
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10.
1966 World Cup 6d ordinary with black omitted, l.m.m. right marginal. SG 694a (cat.£180.
for u.m.) ..
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30.
1966 Birds ordinary u.m. block of eight (i.e. two se-tenant fourblocks) with lower-right sheet
margins (including traffic lights), the Robin and Blackbird stamps with missing reddish
brown. SG 698j/699j cat.£125. each = £500. ..
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£150.
1966 Birds ordinary l.m.m. se-tenant fourblock, the lower two stamps (which are u.m.)
showing missing reddish brown (legs on robin and blackbird). SG 698j (cat.£125.) and
699j (£125.)
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70.
1966 Battle of Hastings 4d ordinary se-tenant strip of six unmounted mint (folded at centre
perfs), with the grey omitted – shows on some horses and suits of soldiers. SG 705-10j
(Spec. W101-6j), cat.£65. each = £390.
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£100.
1966 Christmas 3d u.m. cylinder six-block, all with the gold queen's head slightly to left,
four of these with a blue silhouette of the front of another queen's head “ biting” into the
gold head.
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20.
1967 EFTA 1/6 phosphor l.m.m. with the blue-grey omitted. SG 716pd (cat.£135. for u.m.).
Small crease at upper right.
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20.
1967 Paintings 1/6 l.m.m. with new blue omitted – a less obvious missing phosphor,
affecting a couple of small figures and making the main roof grey rather than grey-blue. SG
750b (cat.£280. for u.m.)
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40.
1968 Paintings 4d l.m.m. with gold (value and present queen's head) omitted, SG 771a (cat.
£275. for u.m.)
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40.
1969 Ships 5d (QE2) with red omitted, unmounted mint. SG 778c cat.£225.
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70.
1969 Ships 5d top-left corner fourblock u.m., with the perforations shifted downwards about
3mm. One tone spot, and a couple of little wrinkles.
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20.
1969 Cathedrals 5d fourblock with the Durham and Edinburgh stamps having a “c” rather
than “d” in value. Block l.m.m., but the two affected stamps are u.m. (These same stamps
with the full “missing d” varieties are listed, cat.£300. each, and these are possibly a
transient stage.)
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40.
1969 Cathedrals (St. Paul's) u.m. with the black “9d” dropped down to near the lower left. 20.
1969 Investiture 9d l.m.m. with the black (value, queen's head, inscription) dropped about
9mm.
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20.
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Page 11
Estimate.
Queen Elizabeth Commemorative Varieties (continued).
151
152
153
154
155
156
157
158
159
160
161
162
163
1970 Literary Anniversaries 5d unmounted mint se-tenant block of four with lower sheet
margin, with the “T” of “TOTAL SHEET VALUE” at the left edge of the margin.
The David Copperfield stamp has the yellow-bistre omitted, leading to the stamp having its
face value missing. This stamp is SG 826b, catalogue price £7,250.
The Oliver stamp has the yellow-bistre partially missing (it is generally paler than normal,
the edges of the colour background are weak, and the corners are rounded, particularly at
the foot). On this stamp the “d” of the denomination is a bit weak.
The Mr. Pickwick stamp has the minor constant variety “extra button under Sam Weller’s
armpit”, which confirms the position of the block as 5/17-6/18.
This missing colour variety is recorded as being known only in three examples. However,
this is not from the recorded (“Leverton”) block, which has a different area of missing
colour on the Oliver stamp. Condition is very fine, with only a smallest touch of adhesion
on the gum of the margin.
Reserve price £3,000. ..
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£3,000. to £4,000.
1970 Literary Anniversaries 1/6 Wordsworth u.m. horizontal strip of six, the two stamps at
the right with silver as normal. The third stamp from the left has the silver (“Grasmere”)
entirely missing. The 1st stamp from left has just a trace of the silver, the 2nd is partial, and
the 4th is weak at the left. The strip has a long lateral dent along the top, consistent with
having been in a misfitting Hagner page. Missing silver is SG 828b cat.£225. ..
50.
1970 Christmas 4d u.m. corner block of eight (2x4) (l.m.m. twice on margin) with normal
perfs plus an extra diagonal row of perfs affecting two stamps.
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40.
1970 Christmas 4d lower marginal mint fourblock (l.m.m. on upper pair) apparently perforated about 3mm to the right, but with the punch-hole correctly placed in the perforation
guide hole.
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20.
1970 Christmas 5d u.m. right-marginal three-strip with extra line of perfs coming across
margin into rightmost stamp.
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20.
1970 Christmas 1/6 u.m. with both the phosphor and embossing omitted. Scarce, reportedly
only one sheet of 120 existing. SG 840Eya (not priced). ..
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£100.
1971-73 l.m.m. seln. comprising 1971 Ulster 7½p with one broad band (2), 9p with yellow
shift, Literary 3p missing phosphor and with embossing shift, Universities 3p dry print,
Christmas 3p (missing embossing), 7½p (broad band), 7½p (slight embossing shift),
1972 Churches 3p (missing embossing, cat.£35.), and 1973 Christmas 3½p (pink shift).
20.
1971-74 seln. of missing phosphors l.m.m. 1971 Ulster set plus extra 3p (cat. £56. for u.m.),
Literary 3p (£5.), 7½p (£22.), Anniversaries 3p (£3.), Universities 3p (£8.), Christmas 3p
(£5.), 1972 Explorers 3p (£5.), 5p (£12., u.m.), Churches 3p (£6.), 9p (2, £22. each), 1974
Christmas 3½p (£12.).
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20.
1971 Anniversaries 7½p – one u.m. with black (outline of coat-of-arms) shifted c.1½mm to
lower-right, and one l.m.m. with mauve (cape, saddle-cloth, etc.) shifted 8mm to right.
20.
1971 Universities 3p u.m. showing the yellow dropped about 1mm. Not a large shift but
very obvious, and apparently originally retailed at £100. ..
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20.
1971 Christmas 7½p u.m. with shift of embossing approx. 7½mm to right, this causing the
embossed queen's head to fall at the upper-left corner. ..
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15.
1972 Churches 9p with the gold shifted lo left, just onto tower, and the embossing by about
half that distance, u.m. (hinged on margin). ..
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15.
1972 Christmas 3p unmounted mint cylinder sixblock (2x3) with the perforations at left
applied at an angle. This makes the top-left stamp slightly wider, to the lower-left stamp
being notably narrow.
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50.
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Page 12
Estimate.
Queen Elizabeth Commemorative Varieties (continued).
164
165
166
167
168
169
170
171
172
1973 Paintings 3p with perfs shifted c.6.5mm to right u.m. (relatively common, but eyecatching), and 5p with cinnamon (overall background to painting) shifted 2mm to left and a
little high u.m. (hinged on margin).
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20.
1977 Christmas 7p se-tenant strip of five u.m., the first and fifth stamps with the normal
plus two narrower phosphor bands, the centre stamp with normal band plus another
broader. ..
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20.
1980 Railway 12p (goods truck) vertical imperforate pair u.m., but with vertical crease at
right.
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40.
1980 London Landmarks 12p with perf shift c.10mm to right and a little up, and 15p with
perf shift c.3.5mm to right, both u.m.
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20.
1982 Christmas 12½p (1) and 15½p (6, 2 pairs) with a variety of papers and minor varieties
etc., all u.m.
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8.
1993 Orchids 33p u.m. fourblock, one with the missing date variety (SG 1662a cat.£15.)
5.
1994 Prince Charles' Paintings 25p u.m. fourblock, the lower-right stamp with a big silver
blotch about 10mm across.
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20.
2004 British Journey (Wales) 43p Pen-pych imperforate pair, fine unmounted mint. One
tiny dent near top of left stamp. Status uncertain; thin horizontal line at top of each suggests
these are perhaps not from a normal sheet format.
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£200.
1978-82 seln. comprising 1978 Horses 10½p (perf shift), Cycling 10½p and 13p each as
single and gutter pair (dropped gold heads), 1979 Flowers 9p single and 11p gutter pair
(silver shifts), Rowland Hill 10p and 13p (missing phosphor), Christmas 8p (shifts of ochre
and gold), 13p pair (perf shift), 1980 Authoresses 17½p (small gold shift up), 1981
Butterfly 18p (gold shift to right), N.Trust 18p gutter pair (pale gold head), 1982 Motor
Cars 29p grey shift, all u.m. (15 items)
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£100.
Booklets and Panes
173
174
175
176
177
178
179
180
181
182
183

1969 Stamps for Cooks £1 prestige booklet complete (stitched), the 15 x 5d pane on
uncoated paper, that pane with more than full perfs at top, full perfs at right, and partly
trimmed at foot. SG UB20ab cat.£350.
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90.
1969-92 album of prestige stamp booklets inc. a few duplicates (23). Also a few earlier
decimal bkts./panes (these last m.m.).
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90.
1972 Wedgwood £1 booklet complete, the ½p side band with good perfs. (it SG X842 cat.
£55.)
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18.
1972-92 seln. of u.m. panes broken down from 13 different prestige booklets, plus a few
duplicates.
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55.
1980 Wedgwood £3 booklet with the 9 x 12p pane missing phosphor (SG x896lEt cat.
£200.), and another booklet with the 9 x 10p pane missing phosphor (x888lEy, £50.).
50.
1993-2004 complete run or prestige booklets from Beatrix Potter to Letters by Night (18)
90.
2003 A Perfect Coronation and Letters by Night prestige booklets, SG DX31-2 cat.£98.
20.
2003 A Perfect Coronation prestige booklet, small faults but stamps all ok, and 2004
Letters by Night bkt. ..
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18.
2003-09 complete run of prestige booklets from A Perfect Coronation to Charles Darwin.
(15).
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90.
A similar lot.
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90.
2003-9 colln. of self-adhesive stamp booklets in album, often two of each, apparently all
complete and mint. (106)
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£200.
See general stamp auction following this for further lots of stamp booklets, presentation packs,
smilers sheets, etc.
Specialised UK, 7 December 2009
Page 13
Estimate.
Mixed Lots and Collections
184
185
186
Useful collection of 1952-70 issues based around Windsor printed pages though with many
extras added. Most of the basic material present (Wildings, commems, phosphors) plus
additional items such as inverted watermarks, positional varieties (some in blocks), colour
shifts, missing phosphors, etc. Most items lightly mounted mint. (100s)
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£200.
Album with the various minor categories – Double Heads, decimal Wildings, a few
engraved Machin high values, and some Machins.
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£120.
Stockbook with a general mix of UK and foreign, though the interest in mixture of u.m.
UK Machins/country stamps, often in multiples, sometimes cylinder blocks. (100s)
£180.
THE END OF THE SALE
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155 (reverse)
163 (reverse)
121 (reverse)
153 (reverse)
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Page 14
Estimate.
List of Prices Realised Stamp Auction 26 October 2009
1 260.
11 140.
21 55.
31 10
41 18.
51 19.
61 40.
71 35.
81 10.
91 24.
101 55.
111 24.
121 42.
131 40.
141
9.
151 65.
161
8.
171 22.
181 55.
191
7.
201 35.
211 22.
221 150.
231 40.
241 35.
251 20.
261 130.
271 24.
281 140.
291 42.
301 70.
311 18.
321 26.
331 110.
341
9.
351 1900.
361 45.
371 24.
2
12
22
32
42
52
62
72
82
92
102
112
122
132
142
152
162
172
182
192
202
212
222
232
242
252
262
272
282
292
302
312
322
332
342
352
362
372
220.
100.
38.
5.
32.
32.
140.
38.
18.
13.
22.
13.
26.
38.
20.
65.
26.
28.
16.
60.
60.
70.
60.
40.
180.
28.
24.
85.
10.
450.
55.
30.
3
13
23
33
43
53
63
73
83
93
103
113
123
133
143
153
163
173
183
193
203
213
223
233
243
253
263
273
283
293
303
313
323
333
343
353
363
130.
70.
19.
350.
32.
240.
140.
15.
15.
13.
22.
18.
15.
20.
11.
42.
18.
42.
200.
90.
20.
8.
120.
28.
8.
14.
35.
60.
22.
75.
22.
140.
24.
9.
240.
60.
4
14
24
34
44
54
64
74
84
94
104
114
124
134
144
154
164
174
184
194
204
214
224
234
244
254
264
274
284
294
304
314
324
334
344
354
364
150.
48.
24.
220.
24.
35.
65.
15.
22.
11.
5.
16.
7.
35.
42.
30.
19.
140.
10.
20.
24.
12.
150.
14.
260.
18.
200.
14.
32.
42.
140.
60.
48.
10.
6.
190.
32.
5
15
25
35
45
55
65
75
85
95
105
115
125
135
145
155
165
175
185
195
205
215
225
235
245
255
265
275
285
295
305
315
325
335
345
355
365
95.
55.
48.
120.
120.
55.
95.
12.
11.
12.
22.
32.
20.
28.
75.
30.
35.
14.
130.
38.
140.
32.
42.
50.
120.
48.
30.
32.
14.
6.
140.
26.
6
16
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
96
106
116
126
136
146
156
166
176
186
196
206
216
226
236
246
256
266
276
286
296
306
316
326
336
346
356
366
150.
45.
38.
85.
24.
19.
16.
13.
18.
45.
16.
30.
85.
150.
70.
32.
70.
20.
130.
20.
20.
17.
18.
32.
40.
240.
15.
35.
80.
40.
28.
65.
45.
100.
28.
7
17
27
37
47
57
67
77
87
97
107
117
127
137
147
157
167
177
187
197
207
217
227
237
247
257
267
277
287
297
307
317
327
337
347
357
367
110.
50.
13.
75.
32.
30.
28.
32.
10.
6.
35.
28.
80.
80.
19.
60.
42.
14.
17.
18.
20.
5.
30.
50.
80.
80.
220.
50.
1000.
20.
140.
22.
110.
55.
95.
65.
8
18
28
38
48
58
68
78
88
98
108
118
128
138
148
158
168
178
188
198
208
218
228
238
248
258
268
278
288
298
308
318
328
338
348
358
368
65.
75.
14.
28.
20.
38.
9.
35.
13.
35.
30.
50.
65.
24.
11.
55.
26.
30.
60.
19.
65.
42.
38.
80.
35.
35.
3.
240.
550.
18.
55.
160.
140.
35.
9
19
29
39
49
59
69
79
89
99
109
119
129
139
149
159
169
179
189
199
209
219
229
239
249
259
269
279
289
299
309
319
329
339
349
359
369
7
17
27
37
47
57
67
77
87
97
107
117
127
137
147
157
167
177
187
197
207
217
22.
650.
650.
260.
200.
200.
150.
150.
180.
200.
660.
140.
1300.
125.
135.
135.
100.
110.
80.
70.
66.
460.
8
18
28
38
48
58
68
78
88
98
108
118
128
138
148
158
168
178
188
198
208
218
95.
650.
650.
285.
70.
460.
130.
160.
160.
130.
520.
145.
130.
1000.
135.
135.
90.
100.
70.
400.
66.
460.
9
19
29
39
49
59
69
79
89
99
109
119
129
139
149
159
169
179
189
199
209
219
75
35.
14.
60.
26.
18.
7.
11.
8.
240.
13.
7.
12.
35.
20.
16.
22.
55.
26.
120.
17.
8.
35.
32.
48.
90.
22.
150.
120.
30.
7.
165.
160.
90.
38.
10 140.
20 40.
30 16.
40 18.
50 20.
60 14.
70 15.
80 20.
90 32.
100 42.
110 50.
120 45.
130 120
140 28.
150 14.
160 13.
170 14.
180 70.
190
9.
200 24.
210
220 26.
230 28.
240 17.
250 120.
260 35.
270 70.
280 32.
290 11.
300 48.
310 28.
320 70.
330 19.
340 190.
350 180.
360 95.
370 45.
e. & o. e.
List of Prices Realised Coin Auction 2 November 2009
1 65.
11 650.
21 650.
31 650.
41 285.
51 300.
61 220.
71 150.
81 160.
91 160.
101 150.
111 135.
121 140.
131 135.
141 135.
151 135.
161 130.
171 70.
181 660.
191 60.
201 64.
211 66.
221 1060.
2
12
22
32
42
52
62
72
82
92
102
112
122
132
142
152
162
172
182
192
202
212
222
60.
650.
650.
650.
285.
260.
220.
140.
200.
-.
170.
130.
150.
125.
135.
135.
125.
75.
660.
70.
200.
66.
960.
3
13
23
33
43
53
63
73
83
93
103
113
123
133
143
153
163
173
183
193
203
213
35.
650.
650.
650.
360.
210.
170.
140.
170.
150.
160.
130.
770.
125.
135.
135.
130.
65.
660.
60.
68.
66.
4
14
24
34
44
54
64
74
84
94
104
114
124
134
144
154
164
174
184
194
204
214
260.
650.
650.
650.
320.
260.
170.
160.
170.
140.
130.
130.
140.
130.
135.
135.
52.
80.
660.
70.
66.
66.
5
15
25
35
45
55
65
75
85
95
105
115
125
135
145
155
165
175
185
195
205
215
90.
650.
650.
260.
330.
210.
280.
200.
170.
200.
140.
130.
145.
130.
135.
135.
100.
220.
580.
75.
66.
66.
6
16
26
36
46
56
66
76
86
96
106
116
126
136
146
156
166
176
186
196
206
216
55.
650.
650.
280.
320.
210.
130.
150.
150.
150.
660.
130.
130.
125.
350.
135.
260.
700.
60.
520.
66.
460.
10.
10
650.
20
650.
30
260.
40
260.
50
210.
60
140.
70
200.
80
150.
90
150. 100
140. 110
140. 120
130. 130
135. 140
135. 150
130. 160
60. 170
105. 180
60. 190
68. 200
75. 210
1140. 220
e. & o. e.
970.
650.
650.
290.
260.
200.
160.
150.
150.
130.
130.
140.
130.
135.
135.
130.
90.
90.
140.
60.
66.
450.
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41
49
56
60
61
47
58
62
63
68
70
71
74
77
69
73
75
86
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