| SA6559 |
1910 KGV 2½d blue shade. Upper marginal block of four. Superb and fresh unmounted. SG 2 |
£20 |
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| SA6558 |
1945 2d Victory. Lower two rows of the sheet, showing large 110x28mm additional piece of paper attached to the lower central section, and affecting five stamps. Secured by a piece of tape which has now discoloured to emphasise the join. Hinged on margins with the stamps unmounted. A remarkable and no doubt unique piece. SG 109 and vars. |
£350 |
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| AS561 |
1954 Animal definitives, 1d brown-lake Black Wildebeest. Left marginal vertical pair showing sheet centre arrow and vertical striations. Fresh mint with faint hinge marks. SG 152 var.
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£15 |
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| AS562 |
1954 Animal definitive, 1d brown-lake Black Wildebeest. Vertical pair with lower margin showing bright rose band. Fresh mint with light hinge mark on upper stamp only. SG 152 var.
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£15 |
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| AS564 |
BOPHUTHATSWANA 1977 Definitive issue. 4c Crocodile ERROR OF VALUE, due to OVERPRINT OMITTED (‘5c’ and grass), leaving the original ‘4c’ showing. Superb fresh unmounted mint. With normal for comparison. A modern rarity. SG footnote after SG 21
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£1,100 |
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| AS563 |
1913 (23rd October), printed envelope with ‘On His Majesty’s Service’ at top and ‘South African Railways.’ At lower left. Addressed locally in Cape Town, bearing a single Transvaal KEVII ½d deep green (SG 273a) tied by a CAPE TOWN (23 Oct) datestamp (post-interprovincial use). Although the flap is now stuck down, the envelope was presumably sent at the ½d open-letter rate. |
£45 |
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| AM1188 |
ARMY TELEGRAPHS 1899-1900 unappropriated dies overprinted ARMY TELEGRAPHS. Complete Set of 11 duties, 1d to £1. Odd fault including the 8d with a few short perforations, the 5/- with an unobtrusive horizontal crease and the £5 with a few light gum wrinkles, otherwise very fine and fresh mint. A very scarce and attractive set. These stamps (with the exception of the 8d) were used between November 1899 and August 1900 during the second Anglo-Boer War. SG AT 3-13
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£750 |
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| AS565 |
ARMY TELEGRAPHS 1899-1900 QV Jubilee ½d vermilion and unappropriated dies overprinted ARMY TELEGRAPHS. Set of ten duties as used in South Africa, ½d to £1. The 5/- with perf fault, otherwise very fine used. A scarce set. These stamps were used between November 1899 and August 1900 during the second Anglo-Boer War. SG AT 1, 3-6, 8-12 |
£250 |
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| AM1182 |
ARMY TELEGRAPHS 1899 unappropriated die 6d lilac overprinted 'ARMY TELEGRAPHS' in green. Horizontal pair, very fine used tied to small piece by clear ARMY / MR 18.XII.99 M- / TELEGRAPHS datestamp. The ‘MR M-’ denotes use at Modder Military in the Cape. Very fine SG AT6 |
£45 |
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| AS567 |
REVENUE / Penalty 1911 Cape of Good Hope KEVII 2/- dull purple and chestnut revenue stamp overprinted ‘PENALTY.’ in red. Fine used with INLAND REVENUE (3 Jul 12) double circle datestamp.
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£30 |
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| AS566 |
REVENUE FORGERIES of the 1967 Decimal Arms Revenue Issue in complete imperforate sheetlets of 25 (5x5), printed on gummed paper (overall 192 x 228mm) with marginal guide markings. Comprising five sheetlets in the following duties: R10, R20, R50, R100 and R200 with colours very close to the issued stamps. These forgeries are believed to be the work of a Norwegian forger, K.H. Larsen and emanate from the trial of the Meyerson brothers who were convicted in May 1968 of defrauding the State. The R50 sheetlet with manuscript endorsement in upper margin on reverse and some with pin-holes in the upper left corner and all sheets with staple indents in the upper margins. Otherwise all are very fine / superb. A rare group from this fascinating fraud case which is estimated to have cost the State R175,000 in lost revenue. Two complete sheets of each of the five duties are believed to exist. |
£1,100 |
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