David Feldman Great Britain, British Empire & Ireland June 7, 2019

490 Lot N° Symbol(s) / Photo Page SG N° Estimate ( £ ) Great Britain & British Empire – June 7, 2019 50516 CC H 259ba 1938-49 25c Brown-Purple with “IJ” flaw for “U” variety in mint nh vertical marginal pair with normal, very fine and fresh (SG £300), as well as the same variety used in horiz. pair with normal, fine (SG £48) 80 - 100 50517 CC C 1938-49 10c Red mint with sliced “S” at top variety (left marginal) and 1946 Victory mint vert. pairs with SPECIMEN perfins 70 - 100 50518 F / 488 1944 Pair of covers sent from the Beau Bassin Internment Camp for Austrian and German Jewish citizens, both with “B1” triangular censor cachet adjacent and under-cover “PO Box 1000” return address on reverse, one sent to the UK with 12 and to the USA with 20c tied by GPO cds, fine duo 100 - 150 50519 C H F DCE 1830s-1967, Attractive mint and used collection in stockcards and on pages from pre-philatelly to independence starting with 2 Post Paid incl. a nice 1d, latest impressions, few Britannias, Victoria issues with several mint 1860-63 incl. 6d, 1s very fine, 1863-72 with some covers and continuing fairly complete up to 1967. The collection is accompanied after 1937 with many first flights and FDCs incl. a rare 1965 birds FDC with only few recorded, a great basis for expansion (SG £8’500+) 1’200 - 2’000 50520ex 50521ex 50520 C H 1849-1904, Mint & used collection on Scott album page, noted 2d “Dardenne” and a selection of Britannias, also useful QV singles and two few specimens, fine 360 - 500 50521 C H DCE S 1858-1965 Old-time collection on ten large hand-drawn album pages showing a good deal of completion, mostly mint or unused including some UPU Specimen overprints or perforations, many complete sets with values to 50r, plus some early Victoria with array of surcharged values, archival fresh colours, very fine and wonderful assembly (SG £8’750+) 1’200 - 1’600 50522 F S / 488 1886-1952 Postal Stationery: Collection of the UPU unused stationery many with SPECIMEN overprints from Queen Victoria to Elizabeth II, showing postal cards, reply cards, envelopes, letter cards, registered letters, wrappers and aerogrammes, archival fresh colours, very fine and wonderful assembly (87 items) 400 - 600