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SOLD FOR £1,
Italy Airmail ‘Balbo’ 1933 overprinted ‘SERVIZIO DI STATO’ MNH (with cert)

SOLD FOR £1,
Great Britain 5/- rose I.R. OFFICIAL
‘Raised stop after ‘R’ used

SOLD FOR £
Luxembourg 1939 sheetlet on cover signed
by G.D. Jean, GD Charlotte & Prince Felix

The ‘Britannia’ Collection of Barbados recently went under the hammer
at Spink, and included a June 1873 three pence cover sent registered to
Prince Edward Island. The cover featured a 3d brown-purple vertical pair
with 1875-80 perforations 12½, a 4d deep red, and a 1d dull blue with
perforations 14. Each stamp was tied by a ‘boot-heel’ duplex and on the
reverse were St. Thomas (13.8), Halifax (26.8), Charlotte Town (28.8) and
‘p.e.i.r.r.c & s/east’ (28.8) datestamps.


SOLD FOR £5,


Warwick and
Warwick
celebrated the
Chinese new year
with the sale of
the well known
and popular 1980
China Monkey
8f value. Estimated to sell for £500 it
eventually sold for £1,090 (including
eighteen percent premium). Similarly, an
extensive China collection in six volumes
estimated at £800 sold for £5,780.

SOLD FOR £1,

SOLD FOR £1,
Great Britain 1840 Penny Black on 1d
Mulready Worstead Norwich

SOLD FOR £
Belgium ‘Médaillon dentelé’
‘high size’ 40c 1845 on letter
from Anvers to Paris

SOLD FOR £
French India 1941 definitive overprinted
‘FRANCE TOUJOURS’ on registered
letter to Pondichery 1943

SOLD FOR £
Germany ‘St.Elisabeth’ 1924 stamps
overprinted ‘1923-1933’ cancelled on papers

Canada’s Brigham Auctions Ltd recently
offered ‘probably the greatest Edward VII
collection ever assembled’. The sale featured
many examples of the 1903 50c dull purple,
including a large die-proof at stamp size
which fetched $10,000 (£5,151); a part-
sheet of forty stamps, the largest remaining
multiple, which sold for $42,500 (£21,894),
and a block of four, with original gum,
pictured, which fetched $750 (£386).

SOLD FOR £

Spink’s ‘Britannia’
sale also featured
an 1874-
Barbados 1d deep
blue with the
very rare ‘Large
Star’ watermark
produced by
printers Perkins,
Brown & Company. Only three examples
of the value with this watermark are
recorded and the stamp achieved the
highest price of the sale.

SOLD FOR £1,

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