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Encyclopaedia of Jamaican Philately
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| Img | Lot | Desc | No | Est | Real |
| 245 | Jamaica 1860-63 Pine 1d (2), 2d (3), 3d (pair), 4d., 6d and 1/. (2), fine unused to mint shades. Cat. £56 | 11 | £20 | ||
| 246 | - 1d (pair), 2d (single and strip of four), 3d., 6d (2) and 1/- (four shades), fine to very fine used Cat. £13 | 14 | £6 | ||
| 247 | - ld blue and 1d pale blue in mint vertical strips of three, one stamp slightly stained Cat. £12 | 6 | £7 | ||
| 248 | - 1d blue, a diagonal bisect beautifully tied to piece of newspaper, creased by paper fold. With R.P.S. certificate. Cat. £15 | 1 | £5 | ||
| Img | 249 | - 3d green, a mint BLOCK (4x4) with sheet margin at left (see Photo Plate VI) | 16 | £50 | |
| Img | 250 | - 4d brown-orange, a mint PAIR, some perfs. gum-stained. Cat. £20 (see Photo Plate VII) | 2 | £10 | |
| Img | 251 | - 6d dull lilac, a mint BLOCK, rather off centre. Cat. £40 (see Photo Plate VII) | 4 | £22 | |
| Img | 252 | - 6d deep purple, a mint PAIR. Cat. £50 (see Photo Plate I, also in colour) | 2 | £30 | |
| 253 | - 6d deep purple, a fine pair (slightly off centre) beautifully cancelled A42 on cover | 2 | £6 | ||
| Img | 254 | - 1/- dull brawn, the ‘Dollar’ variety, very fine and lightly cancelled. Cat. £25 (see Photo Plats VII) | 1 | £14 | |
| Img | 255 | - 1/- dull brawn, the ‘Dollar’ variety, a very similar example (see Photo Plate VII) | 1 | 250/- | |
| 256 | 1870-83 CC 14 ½d, 1d, 2d (3), 4d (2) including the red-orange, 6d, 1/- and CC 12½ 2/- and 5/-, all very fine unused or mint. Cat. 555/- | 11 | £11 | ||
| 257 | - ld., 3d., 4d and 1/- (14), all used, the last including a strip of five and two vertical strips of four. Cat. £6 | 16 | £5 | ||
| Img | 258 | - 1d blue, the very rare diagonal BISECT USED ON ENTIRE with complete 1d and 1/- stamps. With R.P.S. certificate (see Photo Plate XII) | 2½ | £30 | |
| 259 | - 2d deep rose, 4d brown-orange and CC 12½ 5/- lilac in mint pairs, the 4d vertical. Cat. 370/- | 6 | £8 | ||
| 260 | - 3d green, 6d mauve, 1/- dull brown and CC 12½ 2/- Venetian red and 5/- lilac in mint BLOCKS of four, a few small gum stains. Cat. £41 | 20 | £20 | ||
| 261 | - 1/- dull brown, a very fine lightly cancelled copy of the ‘Dollar’ variety. Cat. £12 | 1 | £7 | ||
| 262 | 1883-97 CA ½d (2), 1d blue, 1d rose (2), 2d rose (5, including a block of four), 2d slate, 2d grey, 3d (2), 4d red-brown, 6d (2), 1/-, 2/- (block of four) and 5/-, all fine unused or mint, plus a few used. Cat. £31 | 31 | £14 | ||
| 263 | - 2d slate, a mint block (6x2), an ink spot on one stamp. Cat. £21 | 12 | £9 | ||
| 264 | - 4d red-orange, mint. With R.P.S. certificate. Cat. £18 | 1 | £8 | ||
| Img | 265 | - 4d red-orange,, a mint PAIR. Cat. £36 (see Photo Plate I, also in colour) | 2 | £17 | |
| Img | 266 | - 4d red-orange,, a MINT BLOCK (3x2), insignificant gum crease. Cat. £108 (see Photo Plate VII) | 6 | £50 | |
| Img | 267 | - 1/- chocolate, the ‘Dollar’ variety included in a mint corner BLOCK (see Photo Plate VII) | 4 | £24 | |
| 268 | 1889-1906, a collection, mint and used, the former including 1890 2½d provisionals; 1903-4 ½d to 5d and 1905-11 ½d to 5/- with some ‘SER. ET ‘ varieties. Also 1916 1½d ‘WAR TAMP ‘ error and a few postal fiscals and officials. Cat. £21 | 49 | £8 | ||
| 269 | 1890 ‘TWO PENCE HALF-PENNY’ on 4d red-brown, variety surcharge double, very fine used. With R.P.S. certificate. Cat. 95/- | 1 | 50/- | ||
| Img | 270 | 1890 ‘TWO PENCE HALF-PENNY’ on 4d red-brown, two superb copies used on piece. With R.P.S. certificate (see Photo Plate VII) | 2 | £10 | |
| 271 | - 1890 ‘TWO PENCE HALF-PENNY’ on 4d red-brown, a fine used vertical pair, faintly creased | 2 | £7 | ||
| Img | 272 | - 1890 ‘TWO PENCE HALF-PENNY’ on 4d red-brown, the ‘PENNY’ variety, a superb unused example also showing DOUBLE SURCHARGE. With R.P.S. certificate (see Photo Plate VII) | 1 | £12 | |
| 273 | - 1890 ‘TWO PENCE HALF-PENNY’ on 4d red-brown, the variety F for E and broken K for Y in ‘PENNY’, very fine used. With R.P.S. certificate. Cat. £4 | 1 | 50/- | ||
| 274 | - 1890 ‘TWO PENCE HALF-PENNY’ on 4d red-brown, another fine used copy of the same variety | 1 | 50/- | ||
| 275 | 1903-4 Arms type ½d 1d., 2½d and 1905-11 MCA ½d, mint copies showing the ‘SER. ET’ variety, the 1d and 2½d in pairs with normals. Cat. 115/- | 6 | 50/- | ||
| Img | 276 | 1903-4 Arms type 5d grey and yellow, the ‘SER. ET’ variety included in a mint strip with normals; the left normal has a corner perf. off. Cat. £40 (see Photo Plate VII) | 3 | £17 | |
| Img | 277 | 1905-11 MCA 5d grey and orange-yellow, the SAME VARIETY included in a similar marginal strip, one perf. gum-stained. Cat. £50 (see Photo Plate VII) | 3 | £28 | |
| 278 | 1905-11 Queen's Heads 3d sage-green, 3d purple on yellow, 4d red-brown, 4d black on yellow, 4d red on yellow, 6d orange (2), 6d golden yellow, 6d purple, 1/- deep brown, 1/- black on green, 2/¬ Venetian red and 2/- purple on blue, all mint. Cat. £14 | 13 | £7 | ||
| Img | 279 | 1905-11 Queen's Heads, 1/- deep brown, the ‘Dollar’ variety, very fine used, a few perfs. rough at top. Cat. £25 (see Photo Plate VII) | 1 | £16 | |
| Img | 280 | 1905-11 Queen's Heads 1/- black on green, the ‘Dollar’ variety included in a mint marginal pair. Cat. £20 (see Photo Plate VII) | 2 | £14 | |
| 281 | 1921-29 Script 2/- light blue and brown, a vertical mint pair, the lower stamp with huge imperforate margin at bottom | 2 | £8 | ||
| 282 | Postal Stationery: Registered envelopes: 1912 2d (three used). Postcards: 1877 3d red handstamp (scarce), 1877-83 ½d (4, two used) and reply, 1d (3, two used) and reply, 1½d and reply, 1891 ½d provisional and ld blue (2, one used), also K.E. VII ½d and reply and ld and 1912 K.G. V 1d used and ½d wrapper (1888) | 23 | 50/- |