Spain 1920 - Complete U.P.U. set - Edifil 297/09
Spain 1920 - Complete U.P.U. set - Edifil 297/09
Great Britain 1847 - 6 p. violet - Yvert 5
Italian Aegean Islands - general issues 1917 - 20 c. orange - without watermark - Astypalaia and Karpathos - Sassone NN. Stampalia 9 - Scarpanto 9
France 1849 - Ceres, 40 centimes orange, imperforate, diamond “DS2” cancellation. - Yvert n° 5 paire
Great Britain 1854 - 1 pence red-brown perf 16 small crown watermark perforation error - Stanley Gibbons SG17var
Italian Ancient States - Lombardo Veneto - 5 soldi 2nd issue 1st type, pair on letter with text from Milan 17/12/1858 to Toscolano - Sassone N. 25
Spain 1986 - ‘Calella’ official deluxe proof
Syria - No. 17a, TEO on the right, mint**, deluxe and signed. Value: €255! Rare
Kenya and Uganda 1922 - One Pound "MOMBASA" - Stanley Gibbons 95
Italian Somalia 1926 - Unissued - Sassone 43
Spain 1999/2001 - Complete collection - Edifil
France - No. 115, mint**, deluxe. Value: €315!
Great Britain - England 1854 - 2 pence blue KEY plate 12 USED ABROAD B32 BUENOS AIRES - Stanley Gibbons SG45
Italian Ancient States - Papal State 1852 - 3 bajocchi chamois handmade paper - Sassone N. 4c
Portugal 1945 - Complete year of stamps + one miniature sheet
France - No. 262, mint**, deluxe. Value: €550!
Great Britain 1912 - Halfpenny green inverted and split watermark - Stanley Gibbons 324Wivar
Portugal 1898 - Vasco da Gama - Mundifil 148/155
Italy - Colonies (general issues) - B.O.I.C. - M.E.F. 1942 - foreign occupations of Italian colonies no. 1-2-3-4-5 cancelled
France - no. 117c, gutter pair, Mint, VF, Value: €500!
Falkland Islands 1912/1928 - King George V set - Stanley Gibbons 60-66, 73-78
Italian Ancient States - Tuscany 1851 - 2 cr. light azure on grey on letter from Siena to Pistoia - Sassone N. 5
Spain 1951 - ‘Visita del Caudillo a Canarias’ (Visit of Franco to the Canary Islands) airmail with number on the - Edifil 1090
France 1854 - Ceres, 1 franc crimson and 25 centimes, pair, on letter bound for the USA. - Yvert 6-4
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