The Arthur Gray Collection (#76MG) Closed Auction Info 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 371-380 of 502. Previous|1...363738394041...51|Next Lot #371 PROGRESSIVE DIE PROOFS State 4 (Final): Shading of the Sky now Completed & some evidence of Strengthening of Diagonal Background Lines BW #132DP(4)C in bright green, endorsed "Appd/7 12 26" at lower-right, a few minor blemishes mostly on the reverse, Cat $20,000. Unique! SymbolPGradea- View details Estimate$15,000StatusUnsold Lot #372 PROGRESSIVE DIE PROOFS BW #132DP(4)A in carmine-lake (close to the issued colour), a couple of minor paper inclusions well clear of the impression otherwise superb, Cat $20,000. Illustrated by Geoff Kellow at page 27. SymbolPGradea View details Estimate$15,000StatusUnsold Lot #373 "SPECIMEN" DIE PROOFS 1½d die proof SymbolPGradeb View details Estimate$10,000StatusUnsold Lot #374 PRESENTATION DIE PROOFS: 1½d die proof in carmine-lake on wove paper (235x190mm) with printed inscription 'PRESENTED TO MR L BERNARD HALL..." and signed "HP Brown/7-2-27" at lower-right BW #132DP(8)B, minor blemishes mostly on the reverse, Cat $15,000. An impressive proof. Acquired at Gary Watson's auction of 11/4/1988. Illustrated by Geoff Kellow at page 32. Four similarly inscribed proofs were prepared for AJ Derrick, B Hall (this item), AJ Mullett SymbolPGradea- View details Estimate$12,500Price Realized$8,000StatusSold Lot #375 PRESENTATION DIE PROOFS: 1½d die proof in carmine-lake without inscriptions on thick wove paper (223x171mm) with deckled edge BW #132DP(9)B, some toning but generally of fine appearance, Cat $12,500. Illustrated by Geoff Kellow at page 34. The ACSC states that three examples were created, one inscribed to the radio presenter at the Opening of Parliament House - now in the Australia Post Archives - and two uninscribed. The whereabouts of the other uninscribed proof is unknown. SymbolPGradeb View details Estimate$7,500Price Realized$4,500StatusSold Lot #376 ISSUED STAMPS: Exhibit page with First Day of Issue usages including a block of 4 with 4 "strikes" of the datehead only from a Melbourne Krag machine (most unusual), pair with the rare 'POST OFFICE/CAMP D FCT' rubber cds (used at the temporary Military Camp established for the Opening Celebrations) in violet, block of 4 from 'NORTHAM' (WA), block of 8 from 'HENTY/NSW' etc. (6 items) Symbolv/gGradea View details Estimate$300Price Realized$420StatusSold Lot #377 ISSUED STAMPS: 1½d upper-right corner block of 4, the second unit partly Imperforate at Top because of a post-printing paper-fold. Not listed in the ACSC, nor by Geoff Kellow in "The 1927 Canberra Commemorative". At page 30 he illustrates a different perforation error & states "...one example is recorded of stamps partly imperforate due to paper folds occurring after printing, but before perforating". The book was published in 2011 & this item was apparently discovered only in the last few years Symbol*Gradea View details Estimate$2,500Price Realized$3,000StatusSold Lot #378 ISSUED STAMPS: 1½d vertical pair Imperforate Between BW #132b (SG 105a), above-average centring for this error, minor crease at upper-left, very lightly mounted, Cat $5000 (Cat £5000). The ACSC states "22 pairs have been identified...[including] a block of 4 in the Royal Collection & a pair in the Australia Post Archives...well-centred examples command a premium". Illustrated in the ACSC at page 5/7. Symbol*Gradea- b1 View details Estimate$2,500Price Realized$4,200StatusSold Lot #379 ISSUED STAMPS: 1½d horizontal pair Imperforate Between BW #132ba (SG 105b), minor perf damage at left, minor wrinkles & hinge remainder, Cat $20,000 (£10,000). The ACSC states "seven pairs have been identified...[including] a block of 4 in the Royal Collection & a pair in the Australia Post Archives..." & a lightly cancelled pair. Illustrated in the ACSC at page 5/7 & by Geoff Kellow at page 55. [Stuart Hardy's very fine pair sold for $17,475] Symbol*Gradeb View details Estimate$7,500Price Realized$9,000StatusSold Lot #380 ISSUED STAMPS: 1½d upper-left corner block of 4 Imperforate at Left BW #132bb, characteristic rough perfs, the lower variety unit is unmounted, Cat $20,000+ (mounted). Ex Alex Hick. Of the eight errors possible, the ACSC states two are in the Royal Collection & the Australia Post Archives, and four of the remaining six examples are in two blocks of 6. Illustrated in the ACSC at page 5/7 & by Geoff Kellow at page 56. [Stuart Hardy's example in a horizontal strip of 3 sold for $6698] Symbol*/**Gradea View details Estimate$12,500Price Realized$19,000StatusSold Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...363738394041...51|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051 Next Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051 Next
