Egypt: 1927-37 50m. greenish-blue with centre dark, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, in a fine and fresh block of four with full gum. S.G. 166. Photo.
[Proposed price: £200-250]
Auction of British Empire and Foreign Countries Postage Stamps and Postal History
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Mar 11, 2015 Europe/London
Grosvenor Auctions Auction of British Empire and Foreign Countries Postage Stamps and Postal History
Wednesday Mar 11, 2015 09:00 to Thursday Mar 12, 2015 12:00 Europe/London
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Wednesday Mar 11, 2015 06:00 Europe/London
A specialised auction of over 1,900 lots, with special sections presenting the Robert De Keyser Collection of King George V Key Plates and the Nick Rand Collection of the 1935 Silver Jubilee Issue, together with several important country offerings including the exceptional ‘Trevol’ Collection of Saint Lucia.
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Lot #1798 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Lot #1799 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1927-37 100m. pale lilac (centre dark) in block of four from the right of the sheet, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ Printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £250-300]
Lot #1800 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1927-37 100m. black lilac (centre pale) in block of four, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ Printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £200-250]
Lot #1801 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1927-37 200m. mauve-violet (centre dark) from the top of the sheet, 200m. deep violet (centre pale) pair, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ Printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £100-120]
Lot #1802 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1927-37 500m. with frame litho, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £100-120]
Lot #1803 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1933-38 Air 1m. to 30m. and 200m., with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £250-300]
Lot #1804 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1933-38 Air 1m., 8m., 20m. also 1947 Air 10m. imperforate from the ‘Royal Printings’ with “Cancelled” on reverse (latter in Arabic), fine. Photo.
[Proposed price: £120-150]
Lot #1805 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1934 U.P.U. Congress 1m. to £E1 set (less 2m., 15m. and 50m., extra 10m.), fine used, 1m., 3m., 4m. and 10m. on f.d.c.
[Proposed price: £70-80]
Lot #1806 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1937-44 set and 1939-46 set with 30m. dark and light shades, all in pairs, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ Printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £1200-1400]
Lot #1807 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1937-44 1m. orange with inverted watermark, in a complete unmounted mint sheet of 100, control “A/40”, fine. Photo.
[Proposed price: £400-500]
Lot #1808 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1937-44 set in control blocks of four (20m. grey-violet is block of six), 1939-46 set in blocks of four with extra 40m. (3, also block of six), 50m. (2 and two blocks of six), 100m. (also block of six), 200m. (3, also block of six), 50p., most stamps are unmounted, mainly fine. (148)
[Proposed price: £150-200]
Lot #1809 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1937-44 5m. perforated colour trial in carmine, on gummed watermarked paper, fine. Ex King Farouk. Photo.
[Proposed price: £200-250]
Lot #1810 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1937-44 15m. brown-purple with inverted watermark, in a complete unmounted mint sheet of 100, control “A/39” deleted, “A/40”, fine. Photo.
[Proposed price: £700-800]
Lot #1811 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1938 King Farouk’s Eighteenth birthday £E1, in an unmounted mint block of four from the top of the sheet, minor gum crease, otherwise fine and fresh. S.G. 272. Photo.
[Proposed price: £400-500]
Lot #1812 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1939-46 30m. yellow-green to £E1 and 1944-52 1m. to 22m. set with extra 1m. (3, also a single), 2m. (4), 3m., 10m. (3), all in control blocks of four, mainly fine mint. (113)
[Proposed price: £150-200]
Lot #1813 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1939-46 50m., 100m. and 200m. misperforated from ‘Royal’ printing, fine with full gum, very scarce. Photo.
[Proposed price: £250-300]
Lot #1814 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1939-46 50p. sepia and green with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, in a rare block of ten from left of sheet, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £1400-1600]
Lot #1815 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1939-46 £E1 with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, in a rare block of nine from the top of the sheet, fine and fresh with full gum.
[Proposed price: £1400-1600]
Lot #1816 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: World War II P.O.W. mail: A selection of Italian and German covers and cards, incl. Notification of Capture cards (5), lettersheets, scarce incoming mail (3), etc. (27 items)
[Proposed price: £120-150]
Lot #1817 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1944-52 1m. orange-brown and 2m. orange-red, both in blocks of four from the foot of the sheet with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £150-200]
Lot #1818 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1944-52 1m. orange-brown, 10m. bright violet and 20m. grey violet, all imperforate from ‘Royal’ Printing with “Cancelled” on reverse, fine. Photo.
[Proposed price: £80-100]
Lot #1819 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1944-52 4m. green in an irregular strip of four, 5m. red-brown pair and 10m. bright lilac vertical strip of four, all with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £200-250]
Lot #1820 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1944-52 5m. red-brown and 10m. bright violet, former in block of four from top-left corner of sheet, other in block of six from top-left corner of sheet, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £250-300]
Lot #1821 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1944-52 15m. deep dull purple and 17m. olive-green, both in blocks of four, the former from the foot of the sheet, the other from the upper left corner, with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £300-350]
Lot #1822 - british empire and foreign countries egypt - regular issues
Egypt: 1944-52 20m. grey-violet in a block of four from top-left corner of sheet and 22m. dull ultramarine in a block of six from the top left corner of the sheet, both with oblique perforations from the ‘Royal’ printings, fine with full gum. Photo.
[Proposed price: £250-300]
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