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 401-410 of 502. Previous|1...394041424344...51|Next Lot #401 PUNCTURED 'OS': Type A (31x22mm) imprint block of 4 BW #134z plus upper-left blocks of 4 with Plate Numbers '1' to '4' #134za-d, most units unmounted but there are some mostly minor faults, Cat $2250 (mounted): see Note 2 at page 5/13. Very scarce. [A similar group sold at the Prestige Philately auction of 1/9/2007 for $1322] (5 blocks) Symbol*/**Gradea/b View details Estimate$750Price Realized$850StatusSold Lot #402 PUNCTURED 'OS': Type B (31¾x21½mm) imprint block of 4 BW #135z plus upper-left blocks of 4 with Plate Numbers '1' to '4' #135za-d, Plate Number '3' block is unmounted, others with two units unmounted, Cat $6250 (mounted): see Note 2 at page 5/13. Rare. (5 blocks) Symbol*/**Gradea View details Estimate$2,500Price Realized$4,000StatusSold Lot #403 PRELIMINARY ARTWORK: Artist's sketch in pencil on tracing paper (245x171mm) of the approved design, signed in ink "G Pitt Morison" at lower-right BW #138ES(1), minor wrinkles & a small repaired tear at right, Cat $3000. Ex Alex Hick. Melbourne-born artist George Pitt Morison was an associate of Arthur Streeton and the "Heidelberg School". In 1906 he joined the staff of Fremantle's Museum & Art Gallery, eventually becoming Curator. He retired in 1942 and died four years later. SymboleGradea- View details Estimate$1,500StatusUnsold Lot #404 PRELIMINARY ARTWORK: George Pitt Morison's slightly larger than stamp-size photographic print in shades of blue of the final artwork, small white blemish is a production imperfection. Very attractive. Ex Alex Hick. SymbolPGradea View details Estimate$250Price Realized$190StatusSold Lot #405 ISSUED STAMPS: 1½d part-imprint pair Imperforate at the Base BW #138b, well centred with characteristic rough perfs, very lightly mounted, undercatalogued at $40,000++. Superb! One of the most desirable errors of the King George V Commemoratives. The ACSC states that two pairs and two singles - all from the same sheet - exist. Illustrated at page 5/17.Hugh Morgan's single with the other half of the imprint sold for £14,400. In the auction catalogue it was noted as "gum a little browned (as... Symbol*Gradea+ View details Estimate$40,000Price Realized$30,000StatusSold Lot #406 ISSUED STAMPS: 1½d block of 4 with Light Offset varying from 10% to 100%, unmounted. Unlisted in the ACSC. [NB: This issue was printed on ungummed paper. Therefore, to be a true offset, the printing on the reverse would need to be under the gum, which is not the case] Symbol**Gradea View details Estimate$100Price Realized$75StatusSold Lot #407 PUNCTURED 'OS': 1½d upper-left corner blocks of 4 with Plate Numbers '1' to '12' complete BW #138baz to zk, Number '7' is creased & '9' has some perf separation otherwise very fine to superb, a few mounted in the margin but all units are unmounted, Cat $3900+ (mounted): see Note 2 at page 5/17. The ACSC states "dangerous fakes exist". Mark Knothe has advised that these blocks were acquired from Alex Hick, a grazier from Kaniva (Vic) who was a major collector from the 1930s until the 1970s. At Symbol**Gradea/a+ View details Estimate$1,000Price Realized$1,400StatusSold Lot #408 PUNCTURED 'OS': 1931 double-rate cover with '[Coat of Arms]/HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES' printed in blue on the flap, to the Australian Postal Electricians Union in Melbourne with 1½d x2 (the first unit with corner fault at upper-left) tied by superb 'FEDERAL PARLIAMENT HOUSE/19MR31/FCT' cds, Cat $750 for a single on cover. A rare franking. SymbolcGradea View details Estimate$500Price Realized$900StatusSold Lot #409 ESSAY: Stamp-size photographic reduction of the original artwork for the 3d value, the vignette being a photograph of a portrait of Charles Sturt, the design being approved but with many elements modified for the issued stamps, recessed in a thick card mount with oval 'Commonwealth Bank of Australia/NOTE/PRINTING BRANCH/Fitzroy Vict' [sic] cachet in violet on the reverse, the photo-essay is superb but the mount is spotty on the reverse. Unlisted in the ACSC. The three examples known to us - one SymboleGradea+/c View details Estimate$750Price Realized$950StatusSold Lot #410 DIE PROOFS: SymbolPGradeb View details Estimate$8,500StatusUnsold Items per page 102550100 Previous|1...394041424344...51|Next123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051 Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051 Next Previous 123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051 Next
