BLUE GREEN SWEDEN SCOTT #1 STAMP, W/ PFC CERT.

1 penny, 1860 issue, deep rose Queensland Scott #1 single stamp, mint, extremely fine. Appears re-gummed and with top left corner painted in. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1965

5c, 1851 issue, black Sardinia Scott #1 single stamp, mint. Appears to be cleaned, creased, backed, and with top added and painted in. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1965.

10c, 1863 issue, blue Confederate States of America Scott #10 single stamp, used, extremely fine. With 2.5 margin lines and pen cancel. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1965.

10 real, 1850 issue, green Spain Scott #5 single stamp, used, fine to very fine. With tiny thin upper left and cancel. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1965.

1 penny, 1861 issue, brick red Cape of Good Hope Scott #7 single stamp, used. Rare shade but also thin, creased, and stained. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1965.

PERSIAN INVERTED UNUSED SINGLE GREEN-STAMP BLUE COLOR, SCOTT # 484, OR 498, NO HINGE,NH,OG,UNUSED SINGLE LIPPERT (1) H 8.5" W 5.5" O/A SIZE. Good Condition.

PERSIAN INVERTED UNUSED SINGLE GREEN-STAMP BLUE COLOR, SCOTT # 484, OR 498, H 8.5" W 5.5" O/A SIZE. Good Condition. Mount size: 8 1/2" High x 5 1/2" Wide. No Hinge, Original Gum,UNUSED,MS-64

3c, 1867 issue, rose US Scott #79 single stamp, mint, average. With disturbed original gum and small defect at top grilled over. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1962.

2r, dark blue Denmark Scott #1 single stamp, used, very fine. With four margins and tiny thin. Also with 1 in circles cancel.

5c, 1861 issue, yellow brown US Scott #67A single stamp, used, very fine to extremely fine. With few small defects and pen cancel removed. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1962.

15c, 1909 issue, pale ultramarine US Scott #366 single stamp on bluish paper, mint and hinged, fine. Also with nibbled perforation and original gum. Accompanied by The Philatelic Foundation certificat

6 pence, 1860 issue, green Queensland Scott #6E single stamp, mint. With full original gum and defect on chin. Accompanied by The British Philatelic Association certificate, 1965.

First issue, Barbados Scott #1-6 and #15 single stamps, in green, blue, and red, mint and used. Some are hinged or lightly hinged, very fine.

11 1860-63 Canada Nova Scotia Queen Victoria stamps. including 1 cent black, Scott #8; 2 cents lilac, Scott #9; 5 cents blue, Scott #10; 8 1/2 cents green, Scott #11; 10 cents, Scott #12; & 12 1/2 cen

Abstract decorated enamel panel in shades of blue and green set into oak table base. Made in Sweden. Label on base. [49" W x 21 1/2" D x 18 1/2"]. In good vintage condition.

1¢ blue 1875 re-issue on hard white paper, Scott 102, Unused. Comes with a 2017 W.T. Crowe cert that reads "It is genuine, unused and regummed. Only 3195 of this stamp were sold". Rarely seen issue,

10 kopecks, brown and blue Russia Scott #1 single stamp, used, extremely fine. With four large jumbo margins.

80c, 1862 issue, yellow orange Italy Scott #21 single stamp, used. Accompanied by German evaluation certificate, 1965.

6 pence, 1863-1864 issue, bright mauve Cape of Good Hope Scott #14 single stamp, mint and lightly hinged, very fine to extremely fine. With original gum and few toned spots. Accompanied by The Royal P

First issue, five total Bangkok Scott #3 - #6 single stamps, including two of #3, mint and used. #6 with tiny thin top. #3's and #5 accompanied by The British Philatelic Foundation certificate, 1962.

Liberty & Co. Cymric cake forks, set of six Birmingham, England, 1925 silver, blue-green enamel stamped hallmarks 1/2"w x 5 1/16"l

1 red w/ white pinstripes, labeled "Made in France", W 30", H 42", (1 small F moth hole); 1 blue & green w/ white straps & belt, H 40", (some moth holes in string & tape); 1 maroon labeled "Jantzen",

Two total red and blue Poland Scott #1 and #2 single stamps with coat of arms, used. With shallow thin.

(1) approx. 8 3/4"h x 3 1/4"w. Blue, green, light green. Moss trees. Marked on bottom: N in C, HG24 (1915). Artist: Anna Frances Simpson. Potter: Joseph Meyer