Concorde, a collection of flight memorabilia to include stickers, luggage tags, menus and 1 volume
"The Concorde Story" seventh edition in presentation package
£40-50
Great Britain stamps, 1840-1951 in an album with 1d blacks used (8), 1840 2d blue (5), surface printed 1884 one pound brown ovpt. specimen (no gum), Edward VII 5 shilling opt. specimen, 1913 10 shilling used, one pound green used (blunt corner), George VI sets - one pound mint and used
£400-600
Various world stamps in six albums and two stock books to include GB, British Commonwealth, 1953 Coronation, Australia 1970's-80's, Cocos (Keeling) Islands, used and together with a few covers
£50-80
Great Britain stamps in six albums 1952-2003, mint and used with commemoratives and definitives, value in decimal mint including gutter pairs, miniature sheets
£150-200
A collection of Great Britain stamps in 9 albums and stock books from Queen Victoria - Queen Elizabeth II, mint and used, some duplication but including decimal mint and gutter pairs
£80-120
An album of GB and world stamps including a penny black, together with a 1977 Queen Elizabeth II Silver Jubilee Postal Heritage Society album of first day covers
£50-75
A pink ring bound album of various Victorian and later letter head stamps including HM Yacht Victoria and Albert, Embassy, Government and Military
£40-50
Of World War One interest, a Croydon Branch Old Contemptibles bass drum, with Henry Potter & Co of 30 Charring Cross label to the interior, 66cm diam. by 31cm w
£50-75
The Grant of Nobility to Baroness Counsellor Margaret Patricia Hornsby-Smith of Chiselhurst in Greater London 1974, contained within a red leather case
£240-280
An enamelled New Cross Speedway Supporters Club badge with 10 bars 1937-1952, 1 other with bars 1936-1939 and 1950, a silver and enamelled lapel pin South East London Scottish Association, an enamel lapel badge Metropolitan Police Association no.2 District Sports Club and various other bages
£40-60
A miniature Shell Motor Spirit red painted can, in the form of a 2 gallon petrol can 5cm h x 4cm w x 3cm d, (believed to have originally been used for perfume)
£200-300