1867 Reprinted die proof by De La Rue (from the Perkins & Bacon dies) for the Paris Exhibition, 1s in carmine with uncleared surround affixed on card,…

Plate proof in black on the 6d and the 1s (in pair) on unwatermarked wove paper, both left marginal, very fine

Reprinted die proof of the rejected die of the 6d in black, 65x59mm, without inscription, a bit of separation around the recessed edges, discolouration…

1860-67 6d Lilac on star wmk paper in block of six with margins all around, this paper was prepared for use but not issued and shows the usual faults (incl….

1858 & 1860-67 6d selection of the various printings incl. unissued 6d lilac on wmk star paper, lilac (London printing) used block of four (apparently…

1858 1s Vermilion mint og strip of three, two stamps just touched at top, 3 natural paper impurity spots on middle stamp, small tone spot at foot, fine…

1858 Chalon 1s vermilion selection incl. unused vermilion, dull vermilion with cleaned pen cancel, bright vermilion in block of four with cleaned pen cancel…

THE LARGEST KNOWN MULTIPLE 1858 1s Vermilion used block of six, just clear to good margins, neat “52” numerals, some creases and a small fault to 2nd…

1858 1s Dull Vermilion used block of four, slightly touched at left, with dumb barred oval, small tear at left, fine appearance and a scarce multiple Provenance:…

1858 1s Vermilion used block of four, touched on three stamps, with light dumb barred oval, some light wrinkles, fine appearance and a scarce multiple

1858 1s Bright Vermilion used strip of four, fine to very good margins, with light indistinct numeral, a vertical crease and some light wrinkles, fine…

1860-67 6d Grey used block of four (John Davies printing), touched at right on both stamps, with two “75” numerals of Recherche Bay, very fine and rare…

1860-67 6d Grey used block of four (John Davies printing), touched at left on both stamps, with “52” numerals of Launceston, fine and rare multiple (only…

Covers 1860-67 6d Lilac frankings, group of four covers incl. 1860 (Nov 23) env. with 6d grey from Launceston to England, thought to be the earliest…

1858 (Feb 1) Envelope from Hobart to England with 1860-67 6d blue-grey, mixed margins and scissor cut into foot, and 6d perf.10 1/2, corner crease and…

1858 (Apr 7) Envelope from Hobart to Melbourne with 1860-67 6d grey-violet, touched at top and left, tied by dumb barred oval, with despatch cds below,…

1858 (Jul 12) Entire from Hobart to England with two 1860-67 6d dull lilac tied by “62” numeral, with despatch ds below and London bs, reinforced tear…

1858 (Sep 27) Printed Parliamentary paper (not complete) sent from Hobart to the Launceston Examiner newspaper with 1858 1s vermilion, good margins (small…

1862 (Aug 23) Envelope from Hobart to England with 1858 1s vermilion, just touched at left, tied by dumb barred oval, with despatch ds adjacent, endorsed…

1862 Envelope to Victoria CANCELLED ON ARRIVAL in Melbourne, with two 1860-67 6d grey, mixed margins, both tied by “1” barred numeral of Melbourne, reverse…

1863 Envelope to Victoria CANCELLED ON ARRIVAL in Melbourne, with four 1860-67 6d grey-blue, very mixed margins, all tied by “1” thin barred numeral of…

1864 (Aug 23) Envelope sent registered from Hobart to the 17th Lancers in Secunderabad, India, with pair of 1858 1s vermilion, cut into at foot, tied by…

1865 (Feb) Envelope from Longford(?) to Victoria with 1860-67 6d pale bluish grey (J. Davies printing) in vertical pair, just touched in two places, tied…