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NEVIS stamps:
1/- sheet of twelve (showing "cross on hill") reprinted in black from the engraved plate by the Royal Philatelic Society in 1931, only 50 set produced, numbered "15" on reverse.
£115

NEVIS stamps:
1d sheet of twelve reprinted in black from the engraved plate by the Royal Philatelic Society in 1931, only 50 set produced, numbered "15" on reverse.
£115


BRITISH GUIANA stamps
forgeries of the 1856 1c black/magenta (world's rarest stamp) and 1856 4c black/blue tied to piece by forged DEMERARA FE 22 1856 dbl-arcs on piece addressed The Lord Bishop of Guiana, Georgetown.
The DEMERARA dbl-arc with the same FE 22 1856 date cancels the Barlow 1c vermilion strip of four cover Townsend (1969 sale) lot 26, and Great (1970 sale) lot 38
£225

BRITISH GUIANA stamps:
scarce Panelli forgery of the 1882 2c orange printed in the wrong colour of the 8c rose with impressed Crown CA wmk used with date 1897.
£30

BRITISH GUIANA stamps:
1860 1c black (wide spacing), a fine used corner marginal horiz. strip of four litho forgeries.
£60

BRITISH GUIANA stamps:
1876 96c olive-bistre, scarce used Panelli forgery with impressed Crown CC wmk (SG.134, genuine used Cat.£250).
In February 1878 a large number of the 96c bistre stamps disappeared from the Stamp Commissioner's custody, and from that date they were withdrawn from circulation (see T+H Page 109). Only one printing of 30,000 less 21,132 surcharged less "large number" lost equals those used for postage
£70

BRITISH GUIANA stamps:
1860-63 24c green, a corner marginal horiz. strip of four pmk'd forgeries showing DOUBLE PERFORATIONS along top, all stamps affected by diagonal crease.
£60


Trinidad CRACKED SHIELD constant plate flaw
on 1876 6d bright yellow-green CC wmk P.14 (SG.77), fine used with full perfs dated TRINIDAD dbl-arc AP 27 1880.
£125

ST. VINCENT stamps:
1882 DLR QV 1d drab ovp'd "Revenue" with OVERPRINT INVERTED (PML.9), the only example showing clear date of "31/12/83", minor blemish one perf. tip. Only four examples from a single sheet of 60 stamps are currently known to have survived.
The three other examples dated "15/12/83" (faults, Peter Jaffe lot 537), "15/12/83" (fine), and "29/12/83" (illus. PML handbook Page 147).
£2400

ST. LUCIA stamps:
1881 QV "One Penny Stamp" black (SG.F7, Cat.£55), pmk'd "A11".
£18

ST. LUCIA stamps:
1884 QV 1d slate ovp'd REVENUE (SG.F27, Cat.£25), fine used pmk'd "A11".
£14

BRITISH GUIANA stamps:
1850 forgery of the 8c Cotton Reel in green (SG.4) tied to piece by forged "A03" cancel.
£36

British Guiana stamps:
1850 forgery of the 12c Cotton Reel in blue (SG.7) tied to piece by forged "A03" cancel, centrally thinned.
£20

British Guiana stamps:
1856 4c Type-set PRINTED IN REVERSE on thin greyish-pink paper (nothing on reverse).
£40

29 used SENEKAL, Orange Free State postmark
(11 bar) in red on 1d (SG.2), minor corner crease.
£15

17 used LADYBRAND, Orange Free State postmark
(16 bar) on 6d rose (SG.5).
£12

TYPE-SET FORGERY SHEET
of the British Guiana 1862 4c black/on bluish-grey, very fine unused without gum sheet of 6 with roulettes intact, stain in top margin.
£150

TYPE-SET FORGERY SHEET
of the British Guiana 1862 1c black/on rose, very fine unused without gum sheet of 12 with roulettes intact.
£175



Via LISBONNE label, Portugal postal history
in deep blue with manuscript (V)or PORTUGAL affixed by hinge to collectors notes with reference to The Philatelist Vol. 17 No.7. Such labels being exceedingly rare.
Scans of green "Via Brindisi" labels on the only two known Malta covers for reference. The label was issued by Delfosse et Cie., Paris, and is believed to have been used to indicate the route for mail sorted on board ship, one label put on the top cover of a bundle.
£525

ST. LUCIA stamps:
the ST. LUCIA B/JA 18 03 forgery on 1891 QV 1/- (SG.50). Close match to Ritchie handbook Page 59 illustration, rarely found.
£24
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