Auction 59
This Auction ended at 17.00 pm on 9th December 2024.
South Africa
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Lot 1
1913-24 King’s Heads – complete used set with shades in mostly very fine to superb blocks of 4. (29 blocks). This includes all the high values. A very rare and dramatic lot.
PRICE REALISED: £2,150
Res £ 1,800
EV £ 2,200
Lot 2
1925. Union Airways:- an extraordinary last flight cover with 2 sets of the Airmail stamps and the King’s Head set to £1 in control singles (the £1 tab is not properly attached) + 3 x blocks of 4 tête-bêche 1½d on reverse. From Cape Town ’13 JUN 25′ to the postmaster at Durban. A unique item to enhance any collection.
PRICE REALISED: £870
Res £ 750
EV £ 900
Lot 3
King’s Head ½d dark mossy emerald green. Agood to fine used pair of this rare shade.
PRICE REALISED: £120
Res £ 120
EV £ 140
Lot 4
King’s Head “Crescent Moons”. 2½d (block of 4) to 10/- fine used. A rare lot. The 2/6 and 10/- are not mentioned in the handbook. (11)
UNSOLD
Res £ 340
EV £ 400
South West Africa
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Lot 5
A fine unused German coloured postcard of Ramansdrift on the Orange River.
PRICE REALISED: £16
Res £ 12
EV £ 15
Lot 6
A fine unused Hubrich postcard (No. 122) of Bergstrasse, Luderitzbucht.
PRICE REALISED: £12
Res £ 12
EV £ 15
Lot 7
GSWA Campaign Central Force OAS envelope to Newcastle, Natal with fine ABPO4 dated 20 Dec 1914 and “POSTAGE FREE / PASSED BY CENSOR” in violet.
PRICE REALISED: £16
Res £ 12
EV £ 15
Lot 8
22 Mar 1915 Northern Force OAS envelope with dumb ABPO5 of Walvis Bay
PRICE REALISED: £10
Res £ 10
EV £ 15
Lot 9
2 Apr 1915 dumb ABPO 5 on OAS PC of the Diamond Fields to Salt River, received Woodstock 7 Apr 15.
PRICE REALISED: £14
Res £ 12
EV £ 15
Lot 10
27 May 1915 Northern Force at Walvis Bay dumb ABPO 5 on OAS PC of Windhoek.
PRICE REALISED: £17
Res £ 12
EV £ 15
Lot 11
24 Jan 1915 OAS PC of Windhuk with very fine ABPO 6 of Windhoek, to Queenstown
PRICE REALISED: £15
Res £ 15
EV £ 20
Lot 12
8 Feb 1918 POW envelope from Aus with fine 3-line “Prisoner of War / Free of Charge / AUS” to Luderitzbucht. Slightly faint commandant cachet and fine 103 censor ring
UNSOLD
Res £45
EV £ 55
Lot 13
5 Apr 1915 fine envelope to UK correctly franked 1d. (Officers were the only ones to comply!) Cancelled good boxed rectangular FPO 19 of Boesmansputs in blue (Eastern Force). The writer would have seen action at Koes the same day. (ex the Vallancy correspondence). A rare item showing a good example of this collectable FPO.
PRICE REALISED: £135
Res £ 95
EV £ 120
Lot 14
1916 Officer POW envelope from the Okanjande camp with cachet to Windhoek. Officer’s Okanjande POW Camp mail is scarce as there were only about 21 officers interned there. Windhoek censor label.
UNSOLD
Res £ 50
EV £ 70
Lot 15
Jan.’17 envelope from the Officer’s Swakopmund camp to Windhuk. Fine camp cachet. Opened by Censor label 100 of Windhoek. This camp was short lived. It POW mail is scarce and hard-to-come-by.
UNSOLD
Res £ 60
EV £ 80
Lot 16
11 Jul 1918 fine envelope from the Albrechts camp, to Windhoek. The new Commandant camp cachet with a pencil “A”, Windhoek censor ring and “opened by” label.
PRICE REALISED: £60
Res £ 60
EV £ 80
Lot 17
15 Dec 1931 (left on 19th) uprated 1d Postal Stationery Air envelope from Omaruru to Cape Town picking up the first Imperial Airways Christmas flight at Kimberley on 20th December. Kimberley and Cape Town receivers 21 December on reverse. Very fine Omaruru rubber cancel. Vertical crease well clear of stamps or cancels.
PRICE REALISED: £17
Res £ 12
EV £ 16
Lot 18
1979 Railway Letter from Walvis Bay to Benoni. Fine Station Foreman cachet and T110 label on the reverse.
PRICE REALISED: £10
NOTE: Strictly-speaking, this should be listed under ‘South Africa’ as Walvis Bay became an exclave of the Cape in 1878 and was South African territory when this 100 year Anniversary stamp was issued in 1978. Walvis Bay was transferred to Namibia on 1st March 1994. An interesting, and attractive cover for a variety of reasons!
Res £ 10
EV £ 14
Lot 19
1978 Rail Letter from Kalkfeld with two strikes of the SAS 110 SAR Goods Office cachet and T110 label.
UNSOLD
Res £ 10
EV £ 14
Anglo-Boer War / South African War
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Lot 20
1901. Orange River Colony cover. OFS Orange Tree Een Penny VRI (stops raised) 1d overprint cancelled BLOEMFONTEIN ORC ’18 NO 01′ with neat small single circle datestamp. Printed matter to HARRISMITH ORC. Single circle receiving datestamp on reverse ’22 NO 01′. Advertising ‘SOUTH AFRICAN MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY’ on corner of cover’. NPR censor handstamp of Major N. P. Richards, chief censor, Bloemfontein. Good condition.
PRICE REALISED: £24
Res £ 24
EV £ 28
Lot 21
1906. Postcard. ‘Post Office, Charlestown’. (Sallo Epstein & Co., Durban.) addressed to Chatham, Kent, HQ of the RE’. No message. Partial HARRISMITH ARMY ‘xx MAR 06’ postmark on reverse. During the invasion of Natal in 1899 this PO was captured by the Boers who used ZAR emergency cancellations there. Putzel’s Encyclopedia shows this PC cut-down and probably wrongly captioned “about 1895”. Condition good and clean, small stain. An uncommon view.
PRICE REALISED: £12
Res £ 12
EV £ 16
Basutoland / Lesotho
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Lot 22
Basutoland / Lesotho. 1966 – 1973. Lesotho from 1966 (4 Oct) Independence Issue to 10th Anniversary World Food Programme 1973 (1 June); Includes ms Queen Mother’s Birthday 1980 (1Dec); last set of QE2 definitives overprinted ‘Lesotho’ 1966 (1 Nov to R1 (Script wmk); definitves over printed with Block wmk to R1 1966 (1 Nov); definitives of King Moshoeshoe II to R1; and defintives of same with new values 1968 (26 Nov); new definitives of 1971 (4 Jan) to R1. and more. 10 pages mm Nice, clean lot of 129+ mm stamps plus a ms. Collection ex. Col. R. F. Sykes.
UNSOLD
Res £ 26
EV £ 34
British Central Africa
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Lot 23
1897 British Central Africa 3/- black and sea-green. SG 49 cat 2021 £375, the second highest value stamp in the set after the £10! Struck with a good clean centred strike of the uncommon FORT JOHNSTON BCA ‘SP 3 97’ single circle datestamp. A scarce stamp in fine clean condition with all its perforations. A very attractive item in any display despite slightly off-centre.
UNSOLD
Res £ 160
EV £ 180
British South Africa Company
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Lot 24
1898 – 1908. British South Africa Company Definitives. Mounted mint and used. 44 relatively common stamps including two strips of three 2½d blue vertical and horizontal made better by nice £1, used Bulawayo.
UNSOLD
Res £ 20
EV £ 26
Lot 25
1909 – 1917. British South Africa – Rhodesia. Used stamps, two mint, all mounted. Includes BSAC overprinted ‘RHODESIA’ of 1909 , 8 attractive Double Heads with good colour and a range of various ‘Admirals’. An attractive starter for anyone stepping into this market for the first time or looking for a better example. (27).
UNSOLD
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Res £ 40
EV £ 60
Cape of Good Hope
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Lot 26
1883 Cover. BREDASDORP ‘JY 30 83’ to Cape Town. Two Pence bistre adhesive cancelled with STO (Small Triangular Obliterator). Addressed to Burmester & Co, Adderley Street, Cape Town. Dated on despatch with single circle Bredasdorp datestamp. This is an example of the correct use of an obliterator in conjunction with a datestamp. Received in the GPO CAPE TOWN ‘JY 31 83’. Includes contents. Condition good and clean with better than average examples of the postmarks.
PRICE REALISED: £22
Res £ 22
EV £ 28
Lot 27
1884. Cover. CLANWILLIAM ‘MY 1 849’ to Cape Town. Posted at the 2d postage rate. The 2d bistre adhesive is cancelled with one strike of Clanwilliams single circle datestamp. This is an example of the incorrect use of a datestamp to cancel Cape adhesives. Cape postal regulations demanded that stamps be cancelled with an obliterator and dated with a datestamp on despatch. This is an early example of postal staff breaking the rules to do what will be standard practice in future. Received in the GPO CAPE TOWN on ‘MY 2 84’. Includes contents. Some foxing.
UNSOLD
Res £ 25
EV £ 32
Lot 28
1885. Cover. BEAUFORT WEST ‘MY 23 85’ to Cape Town. Posted at the 2d postage rate with a single bistre adhesive cancelled with a single strike of Beaufort West’s single circle datestamp. This is not the correct use of a datestamp. The same town datestamp has been used to despatch date it. Received in CAPE TOWN on ‘MY 25 85’. Includes contents. Good clean condition. Nice Beaufort West SC postmark.
UNSOLD
Res £ 25
EV £ 32
Lot 29
1889. Cover. NAPIER ‘JY 22 89’ to Cape Town. Posted at the Penny Post rate. The 1d red adhesive is cancelled with two strikes of Napier’s single circle datestamp. This is an example of the incorrect use of a datestamp to cancel Cape adhesives. (Cape postal regulations demanded that stamps be cancelled with an obliterator.) Dated on despatch with single circle Napier datestamp. Routed via CALEDON ‘JY 22 89’ and received in CAPE TOWN ‘JY 23 89’. Includes contents. Condition good and clean with good examples of the Napier and Caledon postmarks.
PRICE REALISED: £25
Res £ 25
EV £ 32
Lot 30
1889. Cover. PRIESKA ‘DE 16 89’ to CAPE TOWN ‘DE 19 89’. Posted at the Penny Post rate. The 1d red adhesive is obliterated with a partially legible strikes of Prieska’s BONC 366. It has been correctly dated using the Prieska town single circle datestamp. This is an example of the correct use of a BONC to cancel Cape adhesives. Addressed to Burmester & Co, Adderley Street, Cape Town. Received in the GPO CAPE TOWN ‘DE 19 89’. No contents. Some staining otherwise clean. A useul proving piece under a magnifying glass.
UNSOLD
Res £ 25
EV £ 32
Lot 31
1890. Cover. BLIGNAUTS PONT ‘AP 27 90’ via KIMBERLEY ‘AP 28 90’ to CAPE TOWN ‘AP 30 90’. Posted at the Penny Post rate. The 1d red adhesive is cancelled with a poor strike of BONC 694, the ‘6’ being visible, the ‘9’ less so. This is disappointing given the scarcity and value of this cover as a legible Blignauts Pont BONC 694 proving piece. It is redeemed, perhaps, by a fine BLIGNAUTS PONT single circle datestamp on the reverse. Received in CAPE TOWN ‘AP 30 90’ with squared octagon datestamp. Includes contents that refer to payment by postage stamps. Good condition with a story to tell.
PRICE REALISED: £34
Res £ 25
EV £ 28
Lot 32
1890. Cover. BEAUFORT WEST ‘JU 18 90’ to Cape Town. Posted at the Penny Post rate with a pair of halfpenny black (1896) stamps obliterated with two identifiable strikes of Beaufort West’s BONC 588 despatch dated with Beaufort West’s single circle CGH datestamp. An example of the correct use of a BONC to obliterate and a town datestamp to despatch as per Cape PO regulations. Received in CAPE TOWN ‘JU 19 9O’. Includes contents. Original messy ink and fingerprint. Good condition.
UNSOLD
Res £ 22
EV £ 28
Griqualand
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Lot 33
Griquatown. 1818. Pre-adhesive four page letter from London to the Rev. William Anderson, founder of the Klaarwater Mission Station north of the Orange River in 1801. Anderson and his wife lived with the Griqua people until early 1820. This letter is addressed to Klaarwater after it became Griquatown in 1813. One page is shown here.
UNSOLD
This is a rare item of Africana that deserves proper academic reseach. Little is known about the letter itself. It has been claimed that it is “the first letter delivered across the Orange River”. This is unlikely but where are earlier examples? It is more likely that this is the earliest surviving example of missionary mail from London to Griqualand. (A similar example is said to be in an Australian museum.) It has also been claimed that this letter was carried and delivered to Anderson by Dr John Campbell of the LMS. Anderson lived outside of the Cape Colony border but did have infrequent contact with the outside world. In 1814, before this letter was written, he fell into disfavour with Cape colonial officialdom who regarded him as an outpost of Empire who was expected to do as told. He was berated (presumably by letter) for supporting the rights of the ‘free’ Griqua who lived beyond the Cape’s borders and Britain’s jusrisdiction. There is some staining and wear which is to be expected of a fragile item that journeyed into the hinterland of southern Africa 15 years before the Great Trek. It is also claimed to have been in Sir Maxwell Joseph’s collection but there is no proof of that yet. Despite all the gaps in its history and provenance, no Griqualand collection is complete without this classic item from the dawn of trans-Orange postal history.
Res £ 3,800
EV £ 5,500
Natal
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Lot 34
1d Natal Postage stationery cover cancelled ENNERSDALE NATAL ‘AU 13 01’ in purple with double circle datestamp to Ennersdale. Purple use recorded during SAW / ABW. Not recorded in Putzel or Visser. Neat strikes front and on reverse. Pretty perfect but possibly philatelic. Good condition. Res 18. Est. 24.
PRICE REALISED: £18
Res £ 18
EV £ 24
Orange Free State – ORC
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Lot 35
Orange River Colony postcard ‘Orange River & Bridge’ (Verl. V Albert Aust Hamburg.) Pair ½ d green ORC stamps with gutter selvage cancelled DEWETSDORP ORC ’28 MAR 08′ with purple double circle datestamp. Addressed to JSNY, GERMANY recived ’19 APR 08′. Good condition.
UNSOLD
Res £ 18
EV £ 22
Other Africa – Italian Colonies
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Lot 36
1901 -1934 – Italian Colonies in Africa. 1901 (Bengasi) – 1934 (when Cirenaica became Italian Libya). A near complete collection of 125 mounted mint stamps on 10 sheets. Many complete issues, a few unmounted mint, 12 missing stamps and eight used. Among the complete sets are the 1933 Zeppelin issue and 1934 International Arts and more. Colour superb. Condition excellent. eBay asks crazy prices for some of these sets, like £149 – £200+ for just the 1934 Cirenaica Rome-Mogadishu set of 10 values. Judged by eBay prices, this lot is worth over £1,000! In the 1990s the Euro cat value was €560. This is a great lot for anyone selling on eBay and a better buy for the cost-conscious collector. A lovely lot that includes Africa’s rarest Zeppelins!
UNSOLD
Res £ 169
EV £ 199
Northern Rhodesia
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Lot 37
Circa 1961. Northern Rhodesia Tourism / Promotional labels showing various aspects of the country – a European Farm, Kafue National Park (x 2), Ndola, Victoria Falls, Mining & Industry, African Village Life. Seven labels, possibly an incomplete set, maybe not. An attractive embellishment for any display on colonial Northern Rhodesia (Zambia). Good condition.
UNSOLD
Res £ 12
EV £ 16
Union of South Africa
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Lot 38
Selection of SA Airmail covers, 1932 – 1958. Includes First Flight 27 Jan 32 (C6, Muller 18) Cape Town to London; 1d PC East London to Durban airmail rate change 3 Oct 32 uprated with 1d ‘ship’ stamp; tri-lingual blue black airmail label; Durban- London First Flying Boat Flight 1937 (Muller 56) bearing strip of 4 1/- Coronation King Geo VI. Additionally six airmail covers with a good and attrractive range of stamps, either singly, in pairs, blocks or strips. Two covers are addressed to SA, the rest internationally to GB, Canada, the USA and one to India. Not all, have receiving datestamps on the reverse. A very good starter for anyone new to SA aerophilately.
UNSOLD
Res £ 45
EV £ 70
Lot 39
Union of SA. Animal Definitives. 14 October. A study of mostly mint blocks of the lower values – ½d Warthog to 4½d Hippopotamus in protective mounts on 42 sheets. Some items removed, some mounts loose. Issues 1 – 5 with varieties and watermarks. Almost all in blocks of 4 or varying larger sizes. No single stamps and little duplication! The ½d Warthog has 23 blocks of 4 and two blocks of 5 and 6 pairs. The 1d Widebeest has 13 blocks of 4. Four blocks of 8 and one of 10 show the ‘Drakensberg’ flaw advancing in size. These five pieces warrant the estimate alone. Plus much more in larger blocks; The 1½d Leopard is found in 2 arrow blocks (top and bottom of sheet) and one cylinder block, a total of 42 stamps. The 2d Zebra is in 21 blocks; the 3d Hippo in 4 blocks; the 4d Elephant in one cylinder block of 8; and the 4½d Hippo in one cylinder block of 6. A loose sheet contains 4 Control Numbers on two corner blocks of four, a ½d and 1d, and two of a ½d and 1½d.in pairs. An excellent starter and or complement to any existing study.
UNSOLD
Res £ 120
EV £ 160
Lot 40
1938. Cover JOHANNESBURG ‘1 IX 38’ machine cancelled with bilingual slogan ‘REGISTER VALUABLE LETTERS’ to GB. Marked ‘SURFACE MAIL’ surface and posted with a bilingual pair of 1938 Christmas labels tied to cover alongside a ½d Springbok stamp. On the reverse is a large label in Afrikaans promoting the purchase of Voortrekker stamps for the purpose of supporting the Voortrekker Monumernt fund. An interesting example of 1938’s Christmas mail.
PRICE REALISED: £24
Res £ 24
EV £ 32
Lot 41
1957. Airmail cover to Scotland sent with 1/3d Springbok stamp and Natal Postage Stamp Centenary Exhibition label, both tied to cover with special commemorative postmark. Sent to Malcolm Campbell, St Andrews, Scotland. (Sadly, this is not the Malcolm Campbell who attempted the world speed record at Verneukpan. He died in 1948.)
UNSOLD
Res £ 20
EV £ 26
Lot 42
Date unknown. Pretoria Tourism Cinderella Label ‘Jacaranda Time’. Labels are increasingly popular among collectors who use them to embellish stamp and postal history displays. This, for example, can be used to embellish any display with a cover sent from Pretoria during October – November’s ‘Jacaranda Time’. Attractive and scarce.
UNSOLD
Res £ 20
EV £ 25
Lot 43
Union of SA. 1933 -1948. 7 pages part study of Rotogravure printing printing hyphenated series including borderless booklet stamps; 1935 example of 2/6d Booklet vertical pair plus some single 1d ships used with ads; 1937 Rotogravure Printing Second Hyphenated Issue ½d value redrawn (used); 1947 Fourth hyphenated issue example in strip of four; 1948 Fifth strip of 9 showing first ½d pictorials with portion of design screened; 1951 Sixth showing all screened in 3 x cylinder blocks of four showing exterior 71 and interior 31. Will help bring clarity to a confusing subject. From an old time expert study collection. Useful.
UNSOLD
Res £26
EV £ 35
Lot 44
Union of SA. 1934 -1948. Part study of Rotogravure printing First, Second and Third hyphenated issues. Unscreened cylinders. Various Id ‘Ship’ issues seen in blocks, strips and pairs on 4 pages. Shown are 4 x Blocks of 12 stamps, Rows 5 and 6 and Rows 16 and 17 with two showing sheet number 7376. These show the worn state of the exterior cylinder, particularly at the top frame line. From an old time expert study collection. Useful.
UNSOLD
Res £28
EV £ 40
Lot 45
Union of SA – 1949 (July) Block of 48 unhyphenated Economy printing from old plates of the 1926 issue. According to Gibbons, “this was done to use up a stock of cut paper”. (SG 2009. Cat. £1.75 ea.) This is the ½d pale grey and blue-green printing. The original 1926 printing was in black and green. As the sheet has torn perforations, this appears to be the remainder of a sheet used in a PO. The piece is intact but fragile. One spot of small foxing in the centre of the reverse. A lovely companion to and for comparison with original stamps.
UNSOLD
Res £ 15
EV £20
Lot 46
1947. Union of South Africa Royal Visit. Eight sheets packed with mints pairs and used blocks. Includes some useful information about varieties and print runs, etc. An affordable place to start to collect the Union of SA Royal Visit issue.
PRICE REALISED: £12
Res £ 12
EV £ 16
ZAR / Transvaal
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Lot 47
1883. ZAR / Transvaal Een Penny / 1d Celliers issue from original Otto plates. Sixty stamps in three partial, never completed reconstructions of Left and Right panes of stamps. A few stamps have been removed at some time,. Some nice examples remain of the triple ring numeral canceller. An interesting lot for ZAR / Transvaal postmark collector or the eBay reseller!
PRICE REALISED: £45
Res £ 45
EV £ 60
Zululand
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Lot 48
1888 Zululand Overprints x 4, mounted mint and used 1d (ENTON JALENI). 1894 Zululand definitives x 5 mounted mint and 3 x used, ½d and 2d (faint ESHOWE), 1d illegible. 1891 Fiscal used. A good selection in fine condition.
UNSOLD
Res £ 24
EV £ 36
Ephemera & Memorabilia
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Lot 49
1981. IBM Personal Computer match booklet. Unused. Presented to attendees at the launch of the IBM Personal Computer (PC) in South Africa at the Carlton Hotel, Johannesburg. (Lunch began with salmon and capers!). Manufactured by the Wessex Match Co. UK. A classic item – low tech from the Cigarette Age announcing the Dawn of the Computer Age where you view this in the here and now! Good condition.
UNSOLD
Res £ 140
EV £ 160
Lot 50
Circa 1903. Victoria Falls Framed Print. Presumably an artist’s impression of the proposed bridge. The Bridge appears to have been drawn over an original painting, then reproduced. Presumably the bridge had not yet been built. Uniquely, this is mounted on a thick card railway time-table of October 1901 to May 1902 (?). The Bridge, which took just 14 months to build, was opened on 12th September 1905. This print presumably predates any photographic record of the completed bridge. A classic item for collectors of the Victoria Falls and the Rhodesias. Otto Peetoom would have loved this! Print a bit wavey under glass but otherwise fine condition. Very attractive and a nice item to hang in any Rhodie’s den.
UNSOLD
Res £ 70
EV £ 120
Republic of South Africa
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Lot 51
Miniature sheets. Steve Biko – SACC 1510, SG MS 1401. Mint + CTO.
JUNASS – SACC 1512, SG MS 1403. Mint + CTO. Algoapex – SACC 1513, SG MS 1402
UNSOLD
Res £ 3
EV £ 5
Lot 52
Origin of Mankind Miniature sheet SACC 1816, SG MS 1621
UNSOLD
Res £ 2
EV £ 4
Lot 53
Miniature Sheets. Year of Monkey – SACC 1604, SG 1465. Year of Dog – SACC 1757, SG MS 1571
Year of Rooster – SACC 1697, SG MS 1524. Anniv of Freedom Charter – SACC 1718, SG MS 1543
JUNASS 2000 – SACC 1258, SG MS 1181 Mint + CTO. Solar Eclipse – SACC 1528, SG MS 1417 Mint + CTO.
Cat: £27
UNSOLD
Res £ 5
EV £ 7
Lot 54
Miniatures sheets. World Post Day – SACC 1290, SG MS 1400. Mint + CTO
Africa Day – SACC 1512, SG 1430. Mint + CTO. Chris Hani – SACC 1536, SG MS 1419. Mint + CTO.
Year of the Dragon – SACC 1290, SG 1201. Mint + CTO
ICC Cricket World Cup – SACC 1535, SG 1418. Mint
Engineering – SACC 1579, SG MS 1444. Mint
UNSOLD
Res £ 5
EV £ 7
Lot 55
1 Cent Buildings Imperforate pair SACC 515b, SG 511a, Mint. Very slight crease on top margin.
Cat: £35
UNSOLD
Res £ 20
EV £ 25
Lot 56
12 cent Donate blood with missing black inscription below design. Mint SG 594a, SACC 600a
With normal stamp for comparison on left. Cat: £350
UNSOLD
Res £ 220
EV £ 250
Lot 57
Miniature sheets. Kgalagadi Trans frontier Park – SACC 1390, SG MS 1319 Mint + CTO
Boer War. SACC 1490, SG MS 1384. Mint + CTO.
Anniv of Diplomatic Relations with India. SACC 1581, SG MS 1445
150th Anniv of Cape Triangular Stamp. SACC 1583, SG 1446 mint
UNSOLD
Res £ 3
EV £ 5
Lot 58
2006 Booklet Wildlife “The Big Five” Self adhesive. Booklet 69 SACC 1768. SG 67
UNSOLD
Res £ 5
EV £ 7
Lot 59
Booklet No. 57: The many faces of Nelson Mandela SACC 1477
UNSOLD
Res £ 7
EV £ 10
Lot 60
Booklet No. 31 – Waterbirds of South Africa SACC 1082, SG SB43
UNSOLD
Res £ 3
EV £ 5
Lot 61
Tourism Booklets set of 5 – No’s 7a, 7b, 7c, 7d, 7e. SACC 852a, 852b, 852c, 852d, 852e
SG SB26 x 5 Cat: £28
UNSOLD
Res £ 9
EV £ 12
Lot 62
3 Cent missing perforation hole right margin. SACC 240, Cylinders G8 G15A
PRICE REALISED: £6
Res £ 6
EV £ 8
Lot 63
50 cent SACC 272a Feb 1971 panes A & B. Mint
50 cent SACC 272a Nov 1971 panes A & B. Mint
R1 SACC 273a Nov 1971 Panes A & B. Mint All above Cat: £60
UNSOLD
Res £ 16
EV £ 20
Lot 64
First definitive Group 5 – SACC 261 ½c Cyl 211 212 213 A + B. SACC 261a ½c Cyl 211 212 213 A + B
SACC 262 1c Cyl. 218 219 A B C D. SACC 263 1½c Cyl. 255 256 A + B
SACC 263a 1½c Cyl 247 248 A + B. SACC 264 2c Cyl 236 237 A + B. SACC 265 2½c Cyl 17 23 A B C D (7th issue)
SACC 266 3c Cyl 238 239 A + B. SACC 267 5c Cyl 245 246. SACC 267a 5c Cyl 282 283 A + B.
PRICE REALISED: £8
Res £ 8
EV £ 10
Lot 65
First Definitive Group 5 – SACC 268 7½c Cyl. 220 221 single pane. SACC 269 10c Cyl. 253 254 A + B sheet No’s
SACC 270 15c Cyl. 279 280 281 A + B. SACC 271 20c Cyl. 242 243 244 A + B
UNSOLD
Res £9
EV £ 15
Lot 66
First Definitive Group 1 Coat of Arms Wmk. SACC 197 ½c, 197a ½c , 198 1c- Panes A + B,
198a 1c – Panes A + B, 199, 200, 201a – with red sheet numbers. 202.
PRICE REALISED: £8
Res £ 8
EV £ 12
Lot 67
First Definitive Group 1, Coat of Arms Wmk. SACC 203 5c, 204 7½c, 205 10c, 206 12½c, 207 20c, 208 50c,
209 R1. Mint. Cat: £100
UNSOLD
Res £ 20
EV £ 35
Lot 68
First Definitive Group 8, SACC 316a 2 cent A + B panes. SACC 317 3 cent A + B panes.
SACC 319 5 cent A + B panes. SACC 320 9 cent A + B panes.
UNSOLD
Res £ 9
EV £ 15
Lot 69
First Definitive Group 9. SACC 326 1 cent A + B panes. SACC 327 2 cent A + B panes. SACC 327b 2 cent
single pane. SACC 327c 2 cent A + B panes with cyl numbers finishing with ‘0’
PRICE REALISED: £4
Res £ 4
EV £ 8
Lot 70
1st Definitive group 9. SACC 327c 2 cent Pane B. SACC 328a 3 cent single pane. SACC 329 4 cent Panes A + B
SACC 329c 4 cent panes A + B date 19.7.74
UNSOLD
Res £ 6
EV £ 10
Lot 71
1st Definitive group 9. SACC 329a 4 cent date 06.06.74. SACC 331 6 cent pane B. SACC 333 10 cent Panes A + B
UNSOLD
Res £ 7
EV £ 12
Lot 72
6th definitive control blocks mint. Latin Inscriptions. SACC 842 R5, SACC 839a R1 cyl. 2648-2651 coated
paper, SACC 919 85cent, SACC 837 80 cent cyl. 2487-2490, SACC 837a 80 cent cyl. 2563-2566, SACC 835 70 cent,
SACC 834 60cent, SACC 832 50 cent.
PRICE REALISED: £8
Res £ 8
EV £ 15
Lot 73
6th Definitive control blocks mint. English inscriptions. SACC 841a R5, SACC 838a 90 cent, SACC 834c 60 cent
with perf H.S.P.H. SACC 832 cent 50 cent with perf H.S.P.H. SACC 829a 20 cent with perf H.S.P.H. SACC 829c 20 cent
SACC 831c (70c) with perf H.S.P.H. SACC 829b 20 cent – top row block of 6 with dropped name ( not CB)
UNSOLD
Res £ 9
EV £ 14
Lot 74
6th definitive English inscription mint CB. SACC 1001 R20 with perf H.S.P.H
PRICE REALISED: £5
Res £ 5
EV £ 8
Lot 75
6th Definitive English inscription additional values full sheetlets. Mint. SACC 1061 (R1), SACC 1062 R1,20,
SACC 1063 R1,70
PRICE REALISED: £7
Res £ 6
EV £ 12
Lot 76
6th definitive additional values SACC 1089-1093, mint full sheet (100 stamps) on phosphorised paper.
Sheet has been folded
PRICE REALISED: £10
Res £ 10
EV £ 18
Lot 77
1st definitive full sheets mint. ½c SACC 236b Panes A + B 100 stamps each. SACC 237 1c panes A, B , C + D
All sheets faint RSA Wmk and have been folded
UNSOLD
Res £ 9
EV £ 18
Lot 78
STOCK BOOK
3rd Definitive Protea’s. 8 page stock book (VGC) with control blocks of 4 and 6 + folder SACC 3.1
All values 1 cent to R2, some duplicates. Approx 190 blocks.
UNSOLD
Res £ 50
EV £ 70
Lot 79
3rd Definitive Protea coil stamps. Strips of 5, some with number on the back. Quantity 18
UNSOLD
Res £ 8
EV £ 15
Lot 80
4th Definitive. R2 imperforated proof right bottom corner block of 2 stamps. Mint.
UNSOLD
Res £35
EV £ 50
Lot 81
Natal Flood Disaster Relief Fund 1st Issue. SACC 633 – 634. Complete sheets of 100 stamps x 2 (folded)
Panes A and B
UNSOLD
Res £8
EV £12
Lot 82
1st Definitive group 4. SACC 241a 12½ cent panes A + B. SACC 241b 12½ cent panes A + B.
SACC 242 15 cent panes A + B. SACC 243 R1 panes A + B.
UNSOLD
Res £22
EV £ 35
Lot 83
Explore South Africa Booklets. SACC 1140 No. 39, SG SB51. SACC 1134 No. 38 SG SB50
SACC 1219 No. 45 SG SB 57 Cat: £28
UNSOLD
Res £6
EV £ X
Lot 84
Selection of Zulu War full sheets. SACC 463 A + B + D, SACC 464 Panes pane B, SACC 456 Panes C + A
PRICE REALISED: £6
Res £6
EV £ X
Lot 85
13 Full sheets plated. 1983 Tourism Beaches, 1984 English Authors, 1984 Strategic Minerals, 1984 Botha,
1985 Floral Emigrants
UNSOLD
Res £10
EV £ X
Lot 86
Collection of Booklets. SACC 900 No.8 – SG SB 30. SACC 901 No.9 – SG SB 31. SACC 946a No.19 – SG SB 35.
SACC 994 No. 22 – SG SB37. SACC 977 No.20 – SG SB36. SACC 1085 No. 32 – SG SB 44.
SACC 1178 No. 42 – SG SB 52 Total 7 Cat £ 36
UNSOLD
Res £10
EV £ X
Lot 87
1979 – 1986 Full sheets mint all plated. SACC 492 C, 602 A, 603A, 507 B, 495 C, 494 B, 601 A, 500 B, 499 D,
497 C, 498 C, 469 B, 508 B + C. Total 14
PRICE REALISED: £10
Res £10
EV £ X
Lot 88
SACC 304 Water campaign. Pane B with blue ink blobs on bottom row of stamps.
UNSOLD
Res £20
EV £ X
Lot 89
SACC 351 Bottom marginal block of 4 with major perforation shift leaving vertical margins between stamps
Imperforate.
PRICE REALISED: £20
Res £20
EV £ X
Union of South Africa
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Lot 90
Pair 1½d mine dump stamps Wmk inverted. MM. V3 Bulge in right frame above centre, right stamp. Row
13/2
PRICE REALISED: £8
Res £8
EV £ 15
Lot 91
Pair 1½d mine dump Wmk inverted. MM. V5 Nick in headgear near centre, right stamp.
UNSOLD
Res £9
EV £ 18
Lot 92
Single 1½d mine dump Wmk upright. MM. Broken chimney and faint head gear.
SG 57b SACC 57d
UNSOLD
Res £6
EV £ 12
Lot 93
Pair 1½d Mine Dump marginal pair inverted Wmk. MM. Broken chimney and faint headgear right hand
Stamp SG 57b SACC 57d
UNSOLD
Res £9
EV £ 19
Lot 94
Pair 1½d Mine dump stamps. MM. V6. Flag on small chimney at right row 20/2 (right stamp)
Wmk inverted SG57c SACC 57d
UNSOLD
Res £9
EV £ 18
Lot 95
JIPEX Registered Cover with first day issue 1½d gold mine stamps, block of 4. 12th November 1936.
Completely missing shading on lower right stamp and bulge in frame variety V3, top right stamp. Backstamped
Benoni 13 Nov 36. Cat £250 – £300
UNSOLD
Res £180
EV £ 220
Lot 96
JIPEX ½d. Pane 19, 1d. Pane 18 Imperf right margin.
PRICE REALISED: £5
Res £5
EV £ 10
Lot 97
Empire Exhibition Post card with 1½d Mine Dump stamp and large gold label. General Post Office
Johannesburg
PRICE REALISED: £3
Res £ 3
EV £ 6
Lot 98
Official JIPEX covers x 2 ½d. pane 10, 1d. Pane 2
PRICE REALISED: £5
Res £5
EV £ 10
Lot 99
Official JIPEX Registered Envelope with slight red colour shift. Panes ½d. 6 Pane 1d. 10
PRICE REALISED: £8
Res £5
EV £ 10
Lot 100
Airmail envelope with JIPEX panes ½d. Pane 9 with sheet No’s. Green print on bottom row of adverts misaligned. 1d. Pane 21. Envelope with Gold label 45mm x 35mm, Perf 11
PRICE REALISED: £5
Res £5
EV £ 10