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;) | ST. LUCIA (Smeets forgery) stamps: 1885 QV 1/- orange-brown (SG.36), a forgery believed to have been cleverly executed by the Belgian forger Smeets by bleaching out the design of used copies of the 1886 Ceylon QV 5c dull purple (SG.195) to a give a "blank" CA wmk P.14 stamp; only immediately given away by the indelible ink KOTAGALA (Ceylon) OC 19 97 cds which could not be removed. £140 |
;) | JAMAICA stamps: imperf. litho forgery of the QV 1/- 'used'. £14 |
;) | JAMAICA stamps: imperf. litho forgery of the QV 1/- 'used'. £20 |
;) | JAMAICA stamps: litho forgery of the QV 6d 'used'. £15 |
;) | JAMAICA stamps: imperf. litho forgery of the QV 2d 'used'. £8 |
;) | JAMAICA stamps: litho forgery of the QV 2d 'used'. £14 |
;) | JAMAICA stamps: litho forgery of the QV 1d 'used'. £15 |
;) | BARBADOS stamps: Litho forgery of the 1863 5/- Britannia (SG.64) with Crown CC sideways wmk, unused without gum. £45 |
;) ;) | ST. KITTS (forgery) postmark part strike dated */JY 23 (41) on KG6 ½d (SG.68) accompanied by Gibbons Monthly 1-9-44 article on same. £12 |
;) | ST. CHRISTOPHER stamps: Litho forgery of the QV 6d in a "used" block of four. £40 |
;) | A01 forged KINGSTON, Jamaica postmark on St. Lucia stamp m/script used QV 6d violet (SG.28) with forged A01 numeral added. £14 |
;) | LICHTENSTEIN 1fr 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. £25 |
;) | FRANCE 50c 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 |
;) | AUSTRIA 10g 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 |
;) | ICELAND 5a 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 |
;) | ICELAND 10a 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 |
;) | NORWAY 2ore 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 |
;) | URUGUAY 30c 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 |
;) | BOLIVIA 50c 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 |
;) | 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 |