Sideface Issues 1879/81: Sideface 1 d. dull orange, wmk. Crown over Q, perf. 12, an unused block of ten (5 x 2), well centred and of fresh colour, first stamp Die II (type 2), second-fifth stamps Die I (types 1-2-12); lower row with first stamp Die II (type 1) and second-fifth stamps Die I (types 3-4-3-4), typical cracking on large part og. A fine and scarce large positional multiple Gi = £ 920+.

Recess High Values 1886 (Nov 10): £ 1 deep green, wmk. Crown on Q, perf. 12 on thick paper, an unused example of fine colour, position 2 showing the re-entry on frameline below "1" in the lower right Duty plate, off centre but therefore showing the re-entry to better effect, part og. A rare stamp Gi = £ 900.

Sideface Issues 1882/91: Sideface 4 d. pale yellow, wmk. Crown over Q, perf. 12, an unused example, variety "PENGE for PENCE", (Row 9, stamp 1), fresh and fine appearance, slight aging on reverse of large part og. Scarce Gi = £ 325.

Sideface Issues 1895: Sideface 1 d. vermilion-red, no wmk., perf. 12½-13, blue burelage on reverse, a fine horizontal strip of three, corner marginal from top left of sheet, position 2 showing variety "PE of PENNY Omitted", fresh colour, some excess gum on unmounted og. An attractive positional multiple Gi = £ 375+.rnrnProvenance: Collection Alan Griffiths, Spink, London, 24 Oct 2012, lot 1305.

1897: Essay for proposed 6 d. value featuring the future King Edward VII, stamp size on card with Queenland at top and two 6 d. value tablets below, Imperforate in blue with further curved tablet blank at base, applied to thick card, 60 x 88 mm. A sublime design and extremely rare.rnrnProvenance: Collection "Besançon", Corinphila sale 221, Zurich, 23 Nov 2017, lot 6541.

Sideface Issues 1897/1908: Sideface 2 d. blue, wmk. Crown over Q (type 6), variety perforated 12 (1905), well centred, fine and fresh, large part og. An exceptionally rare, very elusive and much under-catalogued stamp. Cert. RPSL (2003) Gi = £ 700.rnrnProvenance: Collection Alan Griffiths, Spink, London, 24 Oct 2012, lot 1353.

Commonwealth Issue 1906/10: 9 d. brown & ultramarine, wmk. Crown & double lined A, type B, the 1905 line perforated 11 variety, an unused example, well centred and of bright colour, large part og. A very fine example of this rare stamp. Signed Brun. Cert. Ceremuga (2009) Gi = £ 5'000.

1911 (May): 4 d. grey-black, wmk. Small Crown over A, perf. 13 x 11 to 12½, Die II, an unused vertical strip of three from top right corner of the sheet and thus showing the all three mixed perf. varieties produced by the new perforating machine, of fine centering and colour, minor corner bend, large part or unmounted og. An extremely rare and attractive multiple Gi = £ 420+.

Postal Fiscals 1866/68: Stamp Duty lithographed 6 s. light-brown, no wmk. on thick paper, perf. 13, an unused example, well centred for the issue, of fine delicate colour, horizontal gum bend, large part og. A very rare stamp so fine. Cert. Ceremuga (2019) Gi = £ 2'000.

Postal Fiscals 1866/68: Stamp Duty lithographed 6 d. violet on thin paper, wmk. Crown over Q, rough perf. 13, an unused example, well centred for the issue, of fine delicate colour, large part slightly redistributed og. Cert. Ceremuga (2012) Gi = £ 300.

Postal Fiscals 1871/72: Stamp Duty lithographed 1 d. mauve, wmk. large Crown over Q, perf. 12 or 13, an unused block of four of fine fresh colour, vertical gum bend not affecting the appearance, large part og. A scarce stamp in a multiple Gi = £ 280+.