View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low)Relevance Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 271-280 of 358. Previous|1...262728293031...36|Next Image Lot # Item Title Time Left Your Bids 1071 FEDERATION: ½d - £2, a complete set of the postage stamps on sale in Victoria in 1901. STC.£1000+. Estimate$1,000 - $1,250StatusUnsold View details 1072 1850-53 (SG.4a) Second Printing: 3d blue [15], a pale shade and sharp impression with good to very large margins and cancelled by superb Butterfly "23" of BURN BANK. A superb looking stamp. A stone of 120 positions was used to print an estimated 37,200 stamps (310 sheets). This was the first of Ham's printing stones created, using transfers from an intermediate stone, a process that caused significant loss of design detail compared to the first printing. Provenance: John Barwis, October 2012. Estimate$400 - $500Price Realized$300StatusSold View details 1073 1850-53 (SG.5) Second Printing: 1d red-brown [29], good to large margins, neatly cancelled by Butterfly "15" of GEELONG. In January 1850 the dies of all three values were recut to complete their designs. New printing stones of 120 subjects were made up, all using transfers from intermediate stones. Subject spacing on the intermediate stones ranged from 1-2mm.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. Estimate$400 - $500StatusUnsold View details 1074 1850-53 (SG.15) Sixth Printing: 2d red-lilac [27], a pale shade with margins all round, neatly cancelled with Butterfly "17" of BROADFORD (RRR); attractive. The sixth printing used a new stone of 120 (Stone A: ten rows of twelve). The border lines were re-engraved to produce the effect known to collectors as "coarse border and background". The veil shading appears as in the original state of the die. It is estimated that 78,000 stamps were printed.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. Estimate$350 - $400Price Realized$265StatusSold View details 1075 1854-57 (SG.26) Seventh Printing - Stone 2: 1d brown pair, [15-16], [16, repaired] with flaw in "PENNY", good to large margins, unusually sharing GEELONG Newspaper oval datestamp; fine appearance. Estimate$120 - $150Price Realized$90StatusSold View details 1076 1854-57 (SG.27) Eighth Printing - Stone 3: 1d orange-brown pair [8-9], good to large margins and both cancelled by Barred Oval "26" of LINDSAY (RR); couple of natural pinholes though of very fine appearance. An estimated 800,000 stamps were printed from Stone 3. The earliest known date of use is 5th August 1855 and practically all of this printing was used within four months.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$150StatusSold View details 1077 1854-57 (SG.28a) Ninth Printing - Stone 4/5: 1d rose pair [9-10], good margins all sides, cancelled by Barred Oval "18" of PORTLAND. An attractive pair.Provenance: John Barwis, 2012 Estimate$150 - $200StatusUnsold View details 1078 1854-57 (SG.29) Seventh Printing: 3d bright blue pair [5-6], [6] showing prominent secondary flaw below upper right corner square and not described by Purves, good to large margins and each unit cancelled by Barred Oval "2" of GEELONG; fine. Provenance: John Barwis, 2012. Estimate$125 - $150Price Realized$95StatusSold View details 1079 1854-57 (SG.29a) Seventh Printing: 3d greenish blue pair [1-2], good to large margins, neatly cancelled by Barred Numeral "145" of CHEWTON & tied on 1858 (Nov.13) envelope to London, the reverse with Chewton unframed oval, Melbourne (16.11) and London (11.1) datestamps. Most attractive and one of only two Half Length covers recorded with this Barred Numeral cancellation. Provenance: Trevor Davis, John Barwis. Estimate$1,000 - $1,250StatusUnsold View details 1080 1886-96 (SG.324) £5 Pale Blue & Maroon, superb CTO example with fine "MELBOURNE NO 13 / 99" cds. Estimate$200 - $250Price Realized$150StatusSold View details Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...262728293031...36|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536 Next
