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Lot 227
1921-32 30c yellow-green and violet, left marginal interpane block of four from the July 1924 printing from combined plates 7 and 12, comprising two vertical pairs showing dies I (upper) and II se-tenant (SG 352b), very fine o.g. (the stamps u/m), with folded gutter as often but a rare and most attractive positional multiple. The scarcest of the six values occurring in this form, cat £1,500+.
Lot 235
1880 2½d rosy mauve, plate 14, lettered 'AL', upper marginal with '2½d' value indicator, exceptionally with the red '(Crown)/POSTAGE 2½d handstamp (which should have appeared in the right margin) ON THE STAMP (SG 3var), fine o.g. (hinged in margin) with fresh colour, small gum disturbance at SE corner, but a very rare and remarkable item
Lot 289
1912-20 3s slate-green (SG 66), complete sheet of thirty (6 x 5) with full margins, light overall gum toning (heavier towards outside of sheet) and small tone spot on gum of the left stamp of the third row, perf separation in margins and between stamps 3 and 4, light gum bends/wrinkles and a diagonal crease on the lower left stamp, the stamps u/m with lovely colour, a few faults in the margins still an attractive and rare complete sheet, cat £2,850+
Lot 37
1934 1d black and emerald 'Ascension Island', lower marginal irregular block of twenty seven with margins at left and right, the 5th stamp on the top row with 'Teardrops' flaw (SG 22/a), a few trivial bends as to be expected on a block this size and small light tone spots on two stamps and right margin, otherwise very fresh and fine u/m, with printers imprint in lower margin, a wonderful and rare positional multiple
Lot 39
1934 2d black and orange 'Ascension Island', lower marginal irregular block of twenty seven with margins at left and right, the 5th stamp on the top row with 'Teardrops' flaw (SG 24/a), a few trivial bends as to be expected on a block this size and small light tone spots on two stamps and right margin, otherwise very fresh and fine u/m, with printers imprint in lower margin, a wonderful and rare positional multiple
Lot 399
1898 4d orange-brown and green, showing the remarkable variety 'FOUR PENCE trimmed at top', as result of a problem with the inking of the duty plate (SG 43a), part o.g. with fresh colour, minor wrinkles and blemishes, but spectacular and rare. Ex Kayfetz (Harmers 14/5/97, lot 594), cat £500, offered with normal for comparison
Lot 427
1938-51 10s Catalan Bay perf 13, lower marginal block of four, the upper left stamp variety Broken second 'R' in 'GIBRALTAR', pos. 9/4 (SG 130/a), with printers imprint in margin, the upper pair very lightly hinged with just a trace on the variety, the lower pair u/m, a superb and rare positional multiple, cat £4,800+
Lot 482
1905-11 Queen Victoria' selection comprising 3d olive-green upper left block of four, 3d sage-green lower marginal horizontal strip of six (perf separation in centre perfs) and lower left horizontal pair (light overall gum toning) with plate number '1', also pale purple/yellow lower marginal horizontal strip of six, 4d red-brown (SG 48) block of four wonderfully fresh u/m and rare thus, also 4d black/yellow, lower marginal horizontal strip of three with part imprint (large part o.g. and faults), 6d dull orange block of four with part imprint in lower margin and 6d lilac (chalk-surfaced paper), lower marginal horizontal pair with part imprint, other than mentioned the stamps mostly fine large part o.g. or u/m and a nice group (8 Pieces)
Lot 600
1877 'One Penny' (type 14) on 4d rose carmine (SG 80), upper right corner block of six (2 x 3) with plate '1' in margin, small inclusion on reverse of the left stamp on the middle row, hinged in margin which just touches onto the top right stamp the others fresh and fine u/m, a lovely and rare positional multiple
Lot 662
1922-37 1d grey and green, left marginal block of ten (2 x 5) with full margins with two plate numbers, showing varieties Broken mainmast and Cleft rock, pos. 1/2 and 5/1 respectively (SG 98/a/c), natural gum bend and folded with separation between second and third rows (sensibly reinforced) the other six stamps fresh u/m, a spectacular and rare positional multiple from the 12/4/23 printing.
Lot 666
1922-37 2d grey and slate, left marginal block of ten (2 x 5) with full margins with two plate numbers, showing varieties Broken mainmast and Cleft rock, pos. 1/2 and 5/1 respectively (SG 100/a/c), a couple of natural gum bends and some horizontal perf separation, still fresh u/m and a spectacular and rare positional multiple from the 15/6/36 printing.
Lot 773
1897 2½d (type 8) on 6d dull purple and green, upper left corner block of ten (5 x 2) with plate number '1' in left margin (SG 59), showing constant varieties Missing serif to 'd', pos. 2/1, 'Square stop' pos. 2/3 and Broken '2' pos. 2/5, fresh o.g. (nine stamps u/m), minor wrinkles and marginal blemishes, and pos. 2/4 with natural paper crease, but a rare and impressive positional multiple with only 196 sheets surcharged
Lot 815
1867 1s black and rose-carmine (crimson frames superimposed), white paper, complete sheet of twenty (5 x 4) with full margins, showing variety 'Long-tailed S' pos. 3/1 (SG 18/a), o.g. (18 stamps u/m) with overall gum toning, still very fresh appearance with lovely colour, a rare complete sheet of which only 250 were issued, cat £2,000+
Lot 847
A rare .44 calibre (S&W) old army revolver by Forehand & Wadsworth, Serial No. 74 of approximately 1000 manufactured for trial by the American Government between 1874 & 1875, the 7.5ins plain steel barrel with raised sight bearing manufacturer's name and address, plain steel action, hardwood grips, 13ins overall Note: This weapon is obsolete calibre, no license is required to purchase this item
Lot 882
Of "S.S. Titanic" Interest - A rare bronze single sided commemorative medal for Captain Rostron, by Theodore Spicer-Simpson (1871-1959), the obverse with head of Captain Rostron facing right with the inscription - "S.S. Titanic, April 15 1912, S.S. Carpathia, Captain Rostron", 2ins diameter Note: The S.S.Carpathia arrived two hours after the Titanic had sunk and succeeded in rescuing 705 survivors from the ship's life boats. This medal was privately commissioned by two of those survivors, and 500 were produced.
Lot 245
Rare WWII para-dummy, also known as 'Rupert'. This was a military deception device intended to imitate a paratrooper drop to cause the enemy to move forces unnecessarily. They were sand filled and intended to explode on contact with the ground to hide their presence. Approximately 500 dummies were dropped on D-Day alongside 6 SAS soldiers who were dropped with them and played recordings of loud battle noises in order to distract German troops from the real invasion. Made from hessian or sandbag material, the dummies have cords at the head, hands and feet for filling sand and contain a small folded cotton parachute, in unused condition
Lot 127
Hardy Brothers Ltd, a rare all brass 4" salmon fly reel, face plate with Rod in Hand and oval logos, stamped HARDYS PAT, central hole, ivorine handle, strapped tension regulator, Turks lock screw, cross drilled smooth brass foot with central hole on twin hole bridge, dished face plate with large/small ventilations, with braided line, in a draw-string Hardys bag.
Lot 174
Rare 1922 Sutcliffe Cabin Cruiser, hot air propulsion, with burner, green/cream, hinged copper roof, red vent to front, ‘Sutcliffe’ Model British made decal, in good used original condition, cloth Union Jack flag, complete with original card lidded box with label, in fair condition. Approx. 41cms (16 inch) long.
Lot 179
Rare Sutcliffe 1930’s ‘Nelson’ Clockwork Battleship, with six-gun turrets, two tone grey body ‘Nelson’ black/gold decal, mast, working clockwork motor, missing key ‘Sutcliffe’ Model British Made decal in fair original unboxed condition,some rusting to bottom of hull. Approx. 40cms (16 inch) long.
Lot 181
Very Rare Sutcliffe Yacht, circa 1934-36 red/white, deck/hull and keel, original sails, pin stripe cloth ‘Sutcliffe’ Model British Made decal on front deck, with oval ‘Sutcliffe’ logo embossed,in good original condition, with a good original buff lidded box, instruction label inside back of lid. Approx. 32cms (12 ¼ inch) long.
Lot 182
Rare Sutcliffe 16” Clockwork Speed Boat “Meteor” circa 1931, tin plate red/white body, fold down windscreen, single large vent to front on foredeck, ‘Sutcliffe’ Model British Made part decal on front deck, with oval ‘Sutcliffe’ logo embossed, in fair to good unboxed original working condition, missing key. Approx. 41cms (16 inch) long.
Lot 183
Very Rare Sutcliffe 20” Clockwork Speed Boat circa 1931, tin plate red/white body, wooden deck cover/seat, fold down windscreen, twin vents to front on foredeck, ‘Sutcliffe’ Model British Made decal on front deck, with oval ‘Sutcliffe’ logo embossed, in fair to good original working condition, missing key, with original buff lidded box in poor condition.Approx. 51cms (20 inch) long.
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