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| Country: All Subject: QV reign Clear | Sort: Newest listed first |
;) | FREDERICKSBURG, British Guiana postmark (T.3) AU 23 87 on 2c orange CA wmk (SG.171). £12 |
;) | MAHAICA, British Guiana postmark (T.1a) JU 15 without year on 2c orange CC wmk (SG.127). £8 |
;) | MAHAICA, British Guiana postmark (T.1a) AP 1 84 on 2c orange CA wmk (SG.171). £14 |
;) | AURORA, British Guiana postmark (T.2) AUG 20 1880 on 2c orange CC wmk (SG.127), very rare. £135 |
;) | STEWARTVILLE, British Guiana postmark (T.3) AP 11 87 on 2c orange CA wmk (SG.171). £24 |
;) | PLAISANCE, British Guiana postmark (T.2) 31 JAN 1880 on 2c orange CC wmk (SG.127), very rare. £185 |
;) | MALLALI, British Guiana postmark (T.12b) FEB 11 1902 on 2c (SG.234). £32 |
;) | MARIABBA, British Guiana postmark (T.5a) JY 17 84 on 2c orange CA wmk (SG.171). £24 |
;) | FREDERICKSBURG, British Guiana postmark (T.3) MY 21 80 on QV 2c orange CC wmk (SG.127), early use. £15 |
;) ;) | JOHANNESBURG, Transvaal postmark newly discovered brass seal on ½d (SG.205), some clipped perfs, currently unique. Putzel unrecorded £225 |
;) | QUEENSLAND QV 1d HAND-DRAWN Facsimile – one of 250 plus individually unique items discovered in a cream-coloured vellum stockbook belonging to a Walter D. Young in an old desk by a Cabinet making in Woking, Surrey about July 1951. The artist evidently spent a great deal of time on his work. £24 |
;) | CEYLON QV 1/9d HAND-DRAWN Facsimile – one of 250 plus individually unique items discovered in a cream-coloured vellum stockbook belonging to a Walter D. Young in an old desk by a Cabinet making in Woking, Surrey about July 1951. The artist evidently spent a great deal of time on his work. £24 |
;) | CEYLON stamps: 1857-59 QV 1d blue (SG.2a), used horiz. strip of three, margins on two sides. Cat.£180.00. £48 |
;) | A UNIQUE PREPARATION SHEET Montserrat 1866 QV 1d pale rose INLAND REVENUE on unissued vertical laid paper, a generally fine and fresh IMPERFORATE sheet (on the provided cut ungummed and unwatermarked paper) showing a misaligned printed impression of the unit of six stamps and sheet numbered 259 at top left. Slight creasing but the only printers preparation sheet known as such. Sheets 1-250 made up the actual consignment of 3,000 stamps (250 x 12) on horizontal laid paper, Sheets 251 to 259 are the printer's preparatory or set-up sheets and the stamps thereon, with vertically laid lines, were never issued. Their survival represents a near unique opportunity to see how a classic issue was born £1500 |
;) ;) | INCORRECT VICTORIAN GRAMMAR on PREPARATION PROOF SHEET with UNISSUED VERTICAL LINED PAPER 1866 QV 1d pale rose INLAND REVENUE on unissued vertical laid paper, a generally fine and fresh IMPERFORATE complete sheet of twelve stamps showing the two units of six stamps laid down but BADLY ALIGNED within the full marginal inscriptions including One Penny Each - One Shilling per Sheet. at base (changed on issued sheets) on gummed paper sheet numbered 256 at top left. Trace of rusty paper clip at top which probably had a note attached re the two corrections required. Some slight creasing. Note: The initial delivery is thought to be Sheets 1 to 250 making a total of 3,000 stamps being issued on horizontal laid paper with base inscription reading One Penny each - One Shilling per Sheet. - the change from Each to each being made at preparation stage due Victorians being fussy about incorrect grammar. Only three imperforate sheets (numbered 256,257,258) are currently known with the original "Each" setting, and each showing differing adjustments to the lining up of the two units. Morley in 1910 reported the existence of these stamps on vertical laid paper but both Britnor (1965) and Robson Lowe (1990) were unable to confirm their existance in their handbooks. Sheets 251 to 260 are therefore printer’s unissued preparation sheets. The "Each" error was not noticed by philatelists until 2001 (135 years later!). £1500 |
;) | India QV 4a HAND-DRAWN Facsimile – one of 250 plus individually unique items discovered in a cream-coloured vellum stockbook belonging to a Walter D. Young in an old desk by a Cabinet making in Woking, Surrey about July 1951. The artist evidently spent a great deal of time on his work. £24 |
;) | TURKS ISLANDS stamps: 1895 QV 4d dull purple & ultramarine ovp'd SPECIMEN (SG.71, Cat.£250), fresh u/m strip of five stamps. £185 |