<p>Our <strong>Stamps &amp; Covers of Asia</strong> auction features Part III of the highly successful Sura Collection of Thai Occupation of Trengganu, alongside a wide range of classic and specialist material to appeal to collectors across the region. Highlights include Burma Japanese Occupation “Peacock” overprints and a rare cover from Kalaw in the Shan States addressed to Mrs G. Childers at an internment camp in Tavoy, a fascinating item of great rarity with excellent provenance, formerly in the Gerald Davis collection.</p><p>Other notable sections include classic Ceylon “Pence” and “Cents” issues with blocks, multiples, errors and Officials, plus a unique De La Rue appendix sheet for the Edward VIII Telegraph stamps bearing fifteen unadopted imperforate colour trials. China is represented by classic Large Dragons, Dowagers, Red Revenues and Local Posts, while the People’s Republic section includes the Mei Lan-Fang miniature sheets, the 1967 Poems of Mao set and the 1980 Year of the Monkey stamp. Malaya is particularly strong, featuring Straits Settlements high values including the Edward VIII $100 and George V $500 overprinted “SPECIMEN”, as well as further rarities from the Sura Collection, including the Perak 10c with Kanji and Trengganu overprints used on piece - one of only six recorded examples.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p><a class="ck-btn" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" href="https://competent-prize-bbe30fc6a2.media.strapiapp.com/S26007_Asia_Online_82f0541ec1.pdf">View Catalogue</a></p>

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<table><tbody><tr><td>Official. 1930-35 Type O7 opt (14mm high), Wmk "C", range of seventeen (!) complete unused sheets of 84 (14x6), comprising 6ca brown-red x4 (all different sub-settings, one "normal", two early with italic letter varieties as Type O5, the fourth with&nbsp; listed "Right S inverted" at R5/6 - SG O52, e, g, h). ½ch reddish violet x4 (three black opt, one red opt, all showing "CHUCRRAM" at R5/6, with two of the former exceptionally with INVERTED WATERMARK, one of which also includes the rare "Ou" for "On" error at R4/4 - SG O53/a/b, vars, O54/a), ¾ch mauve x2 (different plates), 1ch slate-blue, 1¼ch claret, 1½ch rose (with R1/7 "Inverted O"), 3ch x2 (black and red opts, former with R1/7 "Inverted O"), 7ch claret and 14ch orange. Mostly very fine, and a fascinating series for the specialist, neatly written up on pages. Some of the letter varieties are very seldom seen, as are the higher values in sheet form and the inverted watermarks. Between SG O52-O65 (cat £1857++).</td></tr></tbody></table>

I.F.S. Travancore SG O52/O65 (between) Official sheets (17) unused

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