Lot 380
| | | Estimate: $250 | Realised Price : $480 |
1928 3d Blue Melbourne Philatelic Exhibition sheet of 120, one stamp with small grease spot and a few minor bends, otherwise very fine and without any perf separation
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Lot 381
| | | Estimate: $350 | Realised Price : $440 |
1930 Charles Sturt Centenary 1½d Carmine-red with Lord Howe Island mss provisional '2d/paid/PM/LHI' surcharge used on small piece and tied by Lord Howe Island cds 23 AU 1930. From the period of genuine usage (23 August being the second day of use) and very scarce as such. With 1½d KGV with Lord Howe Island cds, and 1½d Sturt with crude forgery in blue ink. BW 139x, cat AU$875
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Lot 382
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1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge 5/- Green large part OG and lightly hinged
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Lot 383
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1932 Sydney Harbour Bridge 5/- large part OG, fluffy perfs
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Lot 384
| | | Estimate: $70 | Realised Price : $70 |
1934-48 1/6d Hermes Air Mail Chalk-surfaced Paper block of 8 from top left corner of sheet, showing partial offsets on face in top selvedge and into top row of stamps, fresh MUH and unusual
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Lot 385
| | | Estimate: $100 | Realised Price : $75 |
1931 Kingsford Smith set (3) on correctly rated 1931 (24 March) registered cover from Newcastle to U.K., the rate representing 2d British Empire letter + 3d registration + 6d airmail service Karachi-London, an unusual and scarce usage of the set
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Lot 386
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1931 6d Sepia Airmail neat solo commercial franking on 1937 (19 Jan) registered cover from Brisbane to U.S.A., making up the 3d foreign letter + 3d registration fee
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Lot 387
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1931 6d Sepia airmail opt 'OS' scarce solo franking from Adelaide to U.K. via internal airmail service to Perth, enclosed letter from renowned collector A.E. Fryar, in which he expresses his surprise the stamp was issued to general public, toning (mainly on reverse)
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Lot 388
| | | Estimate: $180 | Realised Price : $135 |
1935 Anzac 1/- used with 1932 6d Kookaburra on 'Holdenson & Nielson Fresh Food' inscribed advertising (on flap) cover 1935 (Jul) from Melbourne to London, scarce combination for 1/6d airmail rate, a little roughly opened
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