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Lot 81

Stamp booklets of the World x 18 some rare

Lot 1349

A Mixed Collection Of Stamp And Photographic Albums. Two in total housing a collection of loose stamps, sepia photographs and postcards (includes a rare image of Blackhall Farm Smithills Bolton 1926)

Lot 119

*National Federation of Hackney Carriage Proprietors. An oval badge for Worcester No. 1, early 1920s, blue enamelled border and name, red and white enamelled decoration of a Hackney carriage and central lozenge motif of a three-leaf clover, three mounting holes at foot, Fattorini & Sons Ltd., Bradford stamp to verso with registered number 688648, 10 cm A rare badge in excellent condition. (1)

Lot 309

South Africa Stamps. A good group of errors - 1953 S.G. 145a 'Broken Knee' (2) bottom sheet pair, and block four, 1953 S.G. 144 1d marginal block of four, one stamp showing 'dot below 1953', 1953 Coronation S.G. 143 'mole on lip', 1952 S.G. 139 41/2d 'black signet ring', and 1952 S.G. 140 1/- brown 'bird on gun'. Rare items, l.m.m.

Lot 312

G.B. Stitched Stamp Booklets. A rare complete George VI 1942, 2/6 green cover 'Walters Palm Toffee' #177 S.G. BD17 light colours, 6 x 2½d, 6 x 2d, 6 x ½d, cat. val. £800+, with complete George V, 1951, 5/ buff cover inland Christmas cards, S.G. BD 30 dark colours 18 x 2½d, 6 x 2d, 6 x ½d, 1938 S.G. BD1A slot machine plain booklet with two panes of 1½d brown with interleave, 1952 5/ buff S.G. BD31, both with just one pane of pale blue 1d. Two further empty booklets, and a 1965 QEII complete 2/- booklet. High cat. value.

Lot 423

Horse Harness. Boer War 1900 British Cavalry Lance Bucket. A rare polished leather example with clear makers stamp of 'Ross & Co. Ltd 1900' Minor service and age wear GC.

Lot 430

Horse Harness. British Army Zulu War Period 1871 Pattern Issue Saddle. A rare example of a flat iron arch saddle. Complete with original brown leather covering and flaps. Makers stamp of Ashford & Wing of Birmingham to the leather, one strap dated 1871. Overall GC some age wear.

Lot 153

CARTER HOWARD: (1874-1939) English Archaeologist and Egyptologist, discovered the Tomb of Tutankhamun in 1923. D.S., with his initials H C, one page, 4to, n.p. (London), 26th May 1933. The partially printed document is a statement of account issued by the antique furniture valuers and dealers Thos. F. Phipps of Earls Court Road to Carter for the restoration of a stool etc., totaling £6-4-6. Carter has annotated the document at the centre, in full, 'Herewith cheque for seven pounds sterling, the 15/6 credit to next a/c'. With a neatly affixed revenue stamp and official rubber stamp acknowledging receipt of Carter's payment and the credit in hand. Rare. VG

Lot 178

'Long live the forward march of the common people….' CHURCHILL WINSTON S.: (1874-1965) British Prime Minister 1940-45, 1951-55. Nobel Prize winner for Literature, 1953. A truly exceptional vintage wartime signed 11 x 16 photograph, incorporating an autograph quotation, the classic formal image depicting Churchill seated in a half length pose at his desk within the Cabinet Room of 10 Downing Street. Photograph by Walter Stoneman (although his credit stamp masked to the verso by traces of former mounting). Signed ('Winston S. Churchill') in bold, dark fountain pen ink to the lower photographer's mount, with an additional four line quotation in his hand, in full, 'Long live the forward march of the common people in all the lands towards their true & just inheritance & towards the broader & fuller age'. Also dated 30th November 1941 in his hand. War date signed photographs of Churchill of this size and quality are rare, and the present example is greatly enhanced by the addition of his holograph quotation. Some light age wear to the edges of the photographer's mount, evidently caused by previous framing, and with a couple minor creases to the upper left border and corners. About VGChurchill's choice of quotation is an interesting one, and derives (with a couple of very minor alterations) from the conclusion of his Dieu Protégé La France speech which was first broadcast on 21st October 1940, and in which he also declared 'Frenchmen! For more than 30 years in peace and war I have marched with you… Here in London, which Her Hitler says he will reduce to ashes, and which his aeroplanes are now bombarding, our people are bearing up unflinchingly. Our Air Force has more than held its own.  We are waiting for the long promised invasion. So are the fishes . . .Remember that we shall never stop, never weary, and never give in . . . We seek to beat the life and soul out of Hitler and Hitlerism….'

Lot 302

GRISSOM VIRGIL: (1926-1967) American Astronaut, one of the original NASA Project Mercury astronauts. Signed First Day Cover featuring an image of a rocket leaving earth and a United States stamp celebrating the Mercury Project, postmarked Cape Canaveral, 20th February 1962, further featuring a second United States postage stamp depicting John F. Kennedy, postmarked Barnhart, 29th May 1964. Signed ('Virgil I Grissom') in blue ink with his name alone to the upper left corner. Rare. VG

Lot 90

LENNON & ONO: LENNON JOHN: (1940-1980) English Musician, a member of The Beatles & ONO YOKO (1933-     ) Japanese Artist, Singer, Songwriter & Peace Activist, second wife of Lennon from 1969-80. A superb signed and inscribed 7 x 9.5 photograph by both Lennon and Ono individually, the engaging soft focus image depicting the couple in head and shoulders poses together. Photograph by Bob Gruen of New York and bearing his credit stamp to the verso. Signed by Lennon in bold black ink to a clear area at the head of the image, 'To "Admiral Limousine" from admiral John Lennon', and signed ('Yoko Ono') in bold black ink by Ono with her name alone immediately beneath her husband's signature, her surname running into a slightly darker area of the image. A rare and highly appealing signed photograph by one of the most famous couples in the history of 20th century pop culture. Some very light, extremely minor wrinkling to the edges of the image, otherwise about EX Bob Gruen (1945-     ) American Photographer & Author, known for his images of Rock 'n' Roll stars including Bob Dylan, The Clash, Ramones, Sex Pistols, Blondie, The Who, David Bowie, Tina Turner and many others. Gruen served as Lennon's personal photographer during the musician's time in New York and was responsible for the iconic image of Lennon wearing a New York City t-shirt. Provenance: The present photograph was signed at the request of Jeffrey Resnik, a partner in the American Admiral Limousine Service, when he served as a chauffeur for Lennon and Ono whilst they were staying at the Hay Adams hotel in Washington DC. Resnik later presented the photograph to George A. Coupe Sr., owner of Admiral Limousine Service.

Lot 881

Italy (Social Republic) 1944 2 Lire Air Express G.N.R. Overprint, S.G. E43, l/m/mint expertise, S.G. Cat £1,100. A rare stamp

Lot 1350

A Mixed Collection Of Stamp And Photographic Albums. Two in total housing a collection of loose stamps, sepia photographs and postcards (includes a rare image of Blackhall Farm Smithills Bolton 1926)

Lot 1369

1847-54 1s pale green die 2 (SG 54), four just clear to good margins, right silk thread largely removed with slight resulting surface damage, unused and regummed, a representative example of this rare stamp, clear RPS cert (2003), cat £26,500

Lot 1370

1847-54 10d brown die 2? (SG 57), four clear to good margins, some thinning under and around hinge remainders and lightly soiled part o.g., a good representative example of this rare stamp, RPS cert (2006), cat £11,500

Lot 139

1948-56 1s grey-green 'Superb Lyrebird' south west corner marginal block of eight (4 x 2) stamp 3 (R9/3) variety 'Green mist' (SG 230d/da), stamps 1 and 4 large part o.g. the others fine u/m, Murray Payne opinion, a superb and rare positional multiple

Lot 1252

1861 Saul Solomon & Co "Wood-block" printing, 1d brick-red (SG 13b) used by smudged part triangular obliterator, just touched at left but with clear margins at foot and right, various imperfections including thinning, small stain and a couple of filled pinholes, a representative space-filler of this rare stamp, RPS cert (2006), cat £5,000

Lot 1404

1880-83 3d rose plate 20, watermark imperial crown (SG 158) block of 4, upper left stamp creasing and one short perf, others odd light gum wrinkle, upper pair large part o.g. with others u/m, a rare multiple, RPS cert (1997)

Lot 1088

Postal Fiscal; 1931-40 'Arms' £4 10s deep olive-grey (SG F167), tied to small piece by part cds, a couple of shortish perfs but a rare stamp postally used, BPA cert (2001), cat £2,250

Lot 382

1858-59 Machine-made medium wove paper, 6d brownish grey perf 11¾ (SG 27), some upper perfs trimmed and just a trace of creasing, used by part numeral cancel which leaves much of design clear, a rare stamp, RPS cert (2012), cat £4,250

Lot 379

1858-59 Machine-made medium wove paper, ½d deep rose perf 11¾ (SG 25), odd short perf but well centred, unused and re-gummed, a collectable representative example of this rare stamp, RPS cert (1999), cat £4,750

Lot 215

1862 Perf 11½, 12 compound 11 6d lavender grey (SG 15), very fresh colour and neatly used by crisp 'A05', one of the finest examples of this rare stamp we have handled, a gem!, BPA cert (1999)

Lot 825

1913-16 5r brown (SG 71), very fine used by cds for 13 AP 17, an rare stamp in used condition, RPS cert (2000)

Lot 414

1873-79 Montreal printings on medium to stout paper, 10c very pale lilac-magenta, perf 11½x12 (SG 99), a few shortish perfs but centring well above average and very fine colour for this rare stamp, large part o.g., BPA cert (2012), cat £1,500

Lot 822

1899-1900 ¼a yellow-green, imperforate (SG 4), very fine unused with large to very large margins, a rare stamp, especially so fine, RPS cert (2010)

Lot 1327

1873-79 1s lilac (SG 6), used by light part "T.I." obliterator, separated by scissors (as often) but with perforations intact and fine colour, well above average for this rare stamp of which less than 200 were sold without surcharge, BPA cert (2017), cat £2,000

Lot 1003

1889 8c orange with overprint type 1 (SG 2), fine used by large part SINGAPORE transit dotted circle cancel, a rare stamp of which only 540 were issued, BPA cert (2017)

Lot 48

1868-71 Remainders of old stock subsequently perforated by the 11½-12½ machine, 2d pale vermilion, rouletted (SG 47), original rouletting at sides, also perf at right (2mm from rouletting) and at top and foot, used by neat Adelaide cds for AU 15 68 which is the earliest recorded date for this rare stamp, BPA cert (1982)

Lot 188

Postage Dues: 1913-23 perf 14, 3d rosine and apple green, variety watermark sideways (SG D82a), very fine u/m, a very rare stamp of which fewer than twelve (mint or used) examples are believed to exist and this is the only recorded u/m example, RPS cert (2012)

Lot 737

1852 "Scinde Dawk" ½a blue (SG S2), cut square with four large margins, but defective with 8mm tear and embossing splits, also somewhat toned, used by large part diamond of dots, a representative space-filler of this rare stamp which is of overall good facial appearance, RPS cert (1997), cat £9,500

Lot 1069

1920-21 2d on 40c red/yellow with sheet watermark (SG 35), fine used by light VILA cds for NO 3 21, a rare stamp in used condition, BPA cert (2005)

Lot 1259

1869 1s green with 'Postage' overprint type 7b (SG 37), shortish perf at foot and rather heavily used, however a rare stamp, RPS cert (1987), cat £1,900

Lot 823

1899-1900 ½a red imperforate (SG 8), used by ARAIN/RAJ P.O. cancel with legible m/s date 5.12.99 in red, colour washed (as often) but good to large margins and a sound collectable example of this rare stamp, BPA cert (2003), cat £2,000

Lot 1574

1924-26 set of 13, ½d green to 1s bistre-brown watermark block cypher inverted, including 6d on chalky paper (SG 418Wi/29Wi), 5d brown a couple of short perfs, others fine and all very fresh, the 10d turquoise-blue a rare stamp, u/m, all but ½d, 1d and 1½d with RPS or BPA certs

Lot 1200

1877-80 3rd state, perf 12½ 5s green (SG 14), upper left corner marginal fine used by light Apia cds,, well above average for this rare stamp, BPA cert (2017)

Lot 1353

1850 1d red-brown, die I, alphabet I, plate 97, watermark small crown, perf 16 by Henry Archer (SG 16b), a few tones at top, unused and regummed, a representative example of this rare stamp, with copy of Philatelic Expertising cert (1993) for pair from which this was removed, cat £3,500

Lot 777

1885 8a dull mauve, overprint type 1 (SG 5), fresh large part o.g. and very fine for this stamp, rare as only 240 overprinted, RPS cert (2008)

Lot 568

1908 2½d on 4d brown and blue, hand-stamp type 10 (SG 35), one short and a couple of shortish perfs at top and trivial wrinkle at upper left, used by part cds which leaves King's profile largely clear, a rare stamp in used condition, RPS cert (2014), cat £3,500

Lot 1273

1894-96 £5 purple and black/red (SG 29), fine used by part cds, a rare stamp, Brandon cert (1977)

Lot 1399

1873-80 1s orange-brown plate 13, watermark spray of rose (SG 151), interpane margin at top, a couple of shortish perfs but very fresh and lightly hinged with virtually full o.g., a rare stamp, RPS cert (1983), cat £4,750

Lot 960

1880 (April) '10' on 30c claret, surcharge sub-type 'i' (SG 37), some short perfs, creasing and soiling at foot but lightly used with surcharge details clearly visible, a rare stamp which occurs once (R10/6) per setting of 60, RPS cert (2012), cat £1,100

Lot 1019

1917-18 Red Cross, 3c+2c carmine-red, vertical pair, lower stamp with surcharge omitted (SG 19f), some short perfs at top and foot, used by single Trengganu bilingual cds for 15 MY 1917, a very rare error of which only six examples are believed to have existed, BPA cert (2017), cat £4,500

Lot 1257

1869 1s green with 'Postage' overprint type 7a (SG 31), rather heavily used, however a rare stamp, BPA cert (2005), cat £1,800

Lot 851

1922-23 ½d green with 'Thom' (type 5) overprint, right marginal block of four, the upper right stamp (R15/12) showing variety 'No accent in Saorstat' (SG 52/a), very fine u/m, a lovely positional multiple and rare thus, BPA cert (2012)

Lot 1371

1847-54 10d deep brown die 2 (SG 57 var, Spec H2(2)), four clear to good margins, thin patch at upper left and a few light stains, disturbed part o.g., a good representative example of this rare stamp, RPS cert (2003), cat £15,000

Lot 881

1937 St Patrick, 2s6d emerald green variety watermark inverted (SG 102w) wonderfully fresh and fine u/m, a rare stamp in this condition with only a handful believed to exist u/m, RPS cert (2008) (Plate )

Lot 863

1922-23 2s6d chocolate-brown with type 5 (Thom) overprint, top marginal vertical strip of three, top stamp showing the Major re-entry, pos.1/2 and the lower stamp No accent pos.3/2 (SG 64/a), centre (normal) stamp with a couple of tone spots on reverse, top stamp u/m lower two large part o.g. an attractive and rare positional multiple, MacDonnell cert (2004)

Lot 177

Postage Due: 1902-04 Perf 11 20s dull green (SG D44), lightly hinged large part o.g., RPS cert (2012), a fine example of this rare stamp

Lot 746

Stamp Booklets: 1907 1r black/pink, without "Post Office of India" inscription (SG SB4a), contains four panes of 1906-07 1a carmine (SG 150), complete, very fine and rare thus

Lot 1368

1847-54 1s pale green die 2 (SG 54), four clear to large margins, silk thread split at top which affects design, also light soiling and embossing rather flat, unused without gum, a representative example of this rare stamp, RPS cert (2007), cat £26,500

Lot 1372

1847-54 6d dull lilac, die 1 (SG 59), margins just clear on all four sides, some tone spotting, large part o.g., RPS cert (2003) which states 'slight foxing', a rare stamp, cat £19,500

Lot 132

1/2 bottle of Heidsieck Dry Monopole Champagne, Vintage 1941. Rare bottle of wartime vintage with H.M. Government import stamp on label.

Lot 439

FORBIDDEN Adventure IN ANGKOR (1937) aka La Tragedie de la Jungle. French Double Grande Movie Poster (62½" x 91½"). Fabulous stone litho for this very rare first release poster. Censor stamp top and bottom right corners. Folded.

Lot 20546

Malaya - Straits Settlements : (SG 72) 1884 '4 Cents' in black on 5c blue fresh m.m., very fine with large part original gum, with 1978 RPS certificate which very harshly states 'crease', whatever they are referring to is not visible to the naked eye, one would be hard pressed to find a finer example of this rare stamp Cat £3500 (image available)

Lot 1071

Australia - Officials : (SG O13) 1913 10s grey and pink Kangaroo, mint with good colour, centered to lower right, hinge remainders and tiny tone spot, still a very good example of this rare stamp. Cat £5500 (image available)

Lot 20402

Great Britain - Officials : (SG V1) 1840 VR 1d black, lettered BA (blind A), 4 good margins, defective/damaged and repaired NW corner, smudged red MC, used. Good appearance. A rare stamp. Cat £35000 (image available)

Lot 9052

Great Britain - KGV : (SG 341var) 1912 1d bright scarlet, WITHOUT WATERMARK, centred to SE, fine and fresh, l.m.m. With photocopy of RPS Cert. (1984) for strip of 3, from which this stamp has been taken. SG Spec. N11(2)ab. RARE. Cat £3500 (image available) [US1]

Lot 12099

India - States - Chamba : (SG 98a) 1938 KGVI 15R Brown & Green stamp of India ovpt 'CHAMBA STATE' with 'OVPT DOUBLE, ONE INVERTED' mint light h/r, lovely fresh well centred with full perfs and vibrant colour. Superb example. Rare. Cat £1700 (image available)

Lot 169

Ex Libris Colebrooke Co. FermanaghTrinity Prize Bindings: M. Tullii Ciceronis Opera, cum de lectu commentariorum. 9 vols. 4to Paris 1740. Add. engd. frontis after Soubeyran. Cont. full mottled calf, single gilt fillet borders, with oval T.C.D. prize stamp in gilt on both covers, profusely tooled gilt spines in panels,mor. labels (1 spine dam. at base), otherwise very good set.* With the original rare early T.C.D. prize bookplate issued to Arthur Brooke in 1744, a descendant of Arthur Brooke, later became Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. Purchased at Colebrooke by present owner. (9)

Lot 783

A rare profiled block plane by J PARRY Preston (weak stamp, see BPM3 p372) 7" x 2 3/4" G

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