David Feldman - Great Britain & British Empire Tuesday, December 4, 2018, at 10:00 CET

203 Geneva, December 4, 2018 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page SG Cat. N° Estimate ( £ ) 30948 30947 30947 CC 39 1927-30 10s Bright Blue and Brown, mint nh se-tenant pair, fine (SG £200) 60 - 80 30948 C 39 1927-30 10s Bright Blue & Brown, mint se-tenant pair, fine (SG £200) 50 - 60 30949 F / www 1944 P.O.W. letter-sheet from P.O.W. Walter Haygarth Mutton to South Africa via Egypt, with prepaid ‘EGYPT/104/14/MR/45’, which overlaps another faint c.d.s., alongside a violet boxed ‘6/GEPRUFT/ StalagIVB’, censor and German air post tax mark. 80 - 100 Collections 30950 C H G DCE Collection / www 1853-1937, Mint & used collection of South Africa and South West Africa mounted on 9 Scott album pages. strength in Cape with section of Triangulars including three Woodblocks, then Union of South Africa incl. mint 1913-24 2s6d, 5s, 10s and £1, South West Africa with mint 1923 10s pair and two £1 pairs, early Transvaal incl. early Coat-of-Arms with 1d black on thin paper, also Pietersburg issues, etc. 2’000 - 3’000 30951 M Collection / www 1880-1975, Group of 19 Deeds of Transfer (complete documents), all but one franked with Revenues incl. Natal embossed 6s, 1901 QV up to 9s stamps, 1904 KEVII up to £1, the rest mostly Union KGV (up to £5) & KGVI (one franked with three £25), mixed condition 100 - 200 South West Africa 30952 F / 208 1907 Postcard to Germany, franked 3pf brown, neatly tied by OSONA/17.12.07 cds (Putzel A1), although there is no text on the card it is still a very rare canceller and highly rated by Putzel Note: The Osona canceller was only in use from November 27, 1907, to February 3, 1908. 1’000 - 1’200 30953 F / 208 1908 Registered envelope to Herborn,franked 5pf and 25pf each tied by very scarce OTJOSONDU/26.5.08 cds, similar alongside with registration label without town name, but number changed by hand from “70” to “14”, very fine and extreme rare usage from this short-lived post office Note: The Otjosondu canceller was only in use from January 1, 1907, to July 17, 1908. 700 - 900