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NSW 1d Arms on postcard cancelled Adelaide SA - nice "PAQUEBOT"

NSW 1d Arms on postcard cancelled Adelaide SA - nice "PAQUEBOT"

2 $16.00 1h 51m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2D ORANGE QV SIDEFACE 1856 SG7 IMPERF VFU 4 CLEAR MARGINS

SOUTH AUSTRALIA 2D ORANGE QV SIDEFACE 1856 SG7 IMPERF VFU 4 CLEAR MARGINS

- $19.99 2h 9m
SOUTH  AUSTRALIA CHALON SHILLING YELLOW ADELAIDE POSTMARK 1862 SG38 ROULETTED

SOUTH AUSTRALIA CHALON SHILLING YELLOW ADELAIDE POSTMARK 1862 SG38 ROULETTED

1 $12.00 3h 52m
SOUTH  AUSTRALIA SHILLING ORANGE ROULETTED SG 18 1858 DIAMOND NUMBER 27

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SHILLING ORANGE ROULETTED SG 18 1858 DIAMOND NUMBER 27

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$23.00
$28.00
3h 53m
SOUTH  AUSTRALIA SHILLING CHESNUT RARE COMBINATION PERFs SG 108 OLD COLLECTION

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SHILLING CHESNUT RARE COMBINATION PERFs SG 108 OLD COLLECTION

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$29.00
$38.00
3h 53m
SOUTH  AUSTRALIA TWO SHILLINGS COMBINATION PERFs SCARCE SG 110 OLD COLLECTION

SOUTH AUSTRALIA TWO SHILLINGS COMBINATION PERFs SCARCE SG 110 OLD COLLECTION

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$18.00
$25.00
3h 53m
Murray Town South Australia Postmark - 1949 on 2 1 2d Jamboree

Murray Town South Australia Postmark - 1949 on 2 1 2d Jamboree

1 $1.07 5h 11m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA # 114 MH FINE

SOUTH AUSTRALIA # 114 MH FINE

- $0.99 6h 55m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA UNUSED NEWSPAPER WRAPPER ENTIRE

SOUTH AUSTRALIA UNUSED NEWSPAPER WRAPPER ENTIRE

7 $3.26 6h 57m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA SC# 16  155 USED CV $226.00 (P2)

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SC# 16 155 USED CV $226.00 (P2)

- $57.99 11h 11m
South Australia 1882-90 Perf 10 Selection Mint 106Pds

South Australia 1882-90 Perf 10 Selection Mint 106Pds

- $65.00 13h 32m
South Australia 1895-1903 1 2p to 6p Perf 13 Mint 75Pds

South Australia 1895-1903 1 2p to 6p Perf 13 Mint 75Pds

- $55.00 13h 33m
South Australia 1868 1sh Large Star (SG82) Mint 110Pds

South Australia 1868 1sh Large Star (SG82) Mint 110Pds

- $55.00 13h 53m
QUEENSLAND: SCOTT 81 USED FINE+ - 1886 5sh CARMINE ROSE

QUEENSLAND: SCOTT 81 USED FINE+ - 1886 5sh CARMINE ROSE

- $29.95 14h 39m
card 26) POSTAL CARD: Australia 3x

card 26) POSTAL CARD: Australia 3x

- $24.00 14h 48m
South Australia 3d surcharges one in red other in black on 3d stamps,  uncommon

South Australia 3d surcharges one in red other in black on 3d stamps, uncommon

- $237.01 16h 35m
(15) Used Old South Australia  Stamps

(15) Used Old South Australia Stamps

- $0.99 18h 38m
Stamps South Australia 3d olive thin postage long tom strip 4 watermark error

Stamps South Australia 3d olive thin postage long tom strip 4 watermark error

- $150.82 19h 2m
South Australia - Scott #O-68 - Mint - Hinged - Fine Centering

South Australia - Scott #O-68 - Mint - Hinged - Fine Centering

- $28.99 20h 34m
South Australia SG294 (Sc145) Used

South Australia SG294 (Sc145) Used

- $2.49 1d 2h 41m
82 AUSTRALIAN STATE STAMPS - MINT & FINE USED

82 AUSTRALIAN STATE STAMPS - MINT & FINE USED

7 $17.34 1d 4h 42m
SA 1884 Opt "REPRINT"  10d 9d Yellow Roulette Pair Mint

SA 1884 Opt "REPRINT" 10d 9d Yellow Roulette Pair Mint

- $29.99 1d 4h 47m
SA Surcharge 2½d On 4d Green Pair With "Deformed Fraction Bar" Mint

SA Surcharge 2½d On 4d Green Pair With "Deformed Fraction Bar" Mint

- $9.99 1d 5h 8m
Mount Cooper Square Circle Sth Aust Pmk - 1937 on 2d NSW Sesqui - Closed 1975

Mount Cooper Square Circle Sth Aust Pmk - 1937 on 2d NSW Sesqui - Closed 1975

1 $1.07 1d 6h 27m
Good DARKE PEAKE South Australia  Postmark on Piece (Closed 1992 & now a CMA)

Good DARKE PEAKE South Australia Postmark on Piece (Closed 1992 & now a CMA)

1 $1.07 1d 6h 54m
DAVENPORT NORTH  South Australia  Postmark on Piece (Renamed in 1968)

DAVENPORT NORTH South Australia Postmark on Piece (Renamed in 1968)

1 $1.07 1d 6h 54m
Australia Postal Stationery to Frankfurt Germany 1897

Australia Postal Stationery to Frankfurt Germany 1897

- $60.00 1d 7h 46m
South Australia #57-8 used wmk 72 cv $11.90

South Australia #57-8 used wmk 72 cv $11.90

- $5.00 1d 11h 46m
south australia sc#94-#95 vf no gum specimen overprints -2 1 2d&5D ovpts fresh

south australia sc#94-#95 vf no gum specimen overprints -2 1 2d&5D ovpts fresh

1 $9.95 1d 12h 13m
South Australia SC# 7 Used,  2p pale red 1856 CV 55.00

South Australia SC# 7 Used, 2p pale red 1856 CV 55.00

- $11.88 1d 13h 14m
South Australia #110 1894 Imperf Proof Block of 4 MNH

South Australia #110 1894 Imperf Proof Block of 4 MNH

- $95.00 1d 13h 32m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA FOUR PARCEL STAMPS MH LOCOMOTIVE

SOUTH AUSTRALIA FOUR PARCEL STAMPS MH LOCOMOTIVE

- $9.99 1d 14h 12m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Small group of classics

SOUTH AUSTRALIA - Small group of classics

- $0.99 1d 15h 8m
South Australia  8  used      catalog  $260.10

South Australia 8 used catalog $260.10

- $55.00 1d 17h 40m
South Australia Official ~ O. S. ~ Newpaper Wrapper H&G #5b

South Australia Official ~ O. S. ~ Newpaper Wrapper H&G #5b

- $0.99 1d 20h 39m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA SG 300 6D LONG TOM * MURRAY BRIDGE* CDS

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SG 300 6D LONG TOM * MURRAY BRIDGE* CDS

- $3.00 1d 20h 40m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA SG 298 3D LONG TOM FINE USED

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SG 298 3D LONG TOM FINE USED

- $3.00 1d 20h 40m
SOUTH AUSTRALIA SG 281 4D LONG TOM FINE USED

SOUTH AUSTRALIA SG 281 4D LONG TOM FINE USED

- $3.00 1d 20h 40m

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