Brunei

Brunei - Sc# 110a-111a. 1970 Definitives. MNH. $34.00.	-	$5.99	1h 28m
Royalty, Airletter, Brunei (983695)	-	$2.00	9h 19m
Royalty, Sights, Airletter, Brunei (983696)	-	$2.00	9h 19m
GEOVI BRUNEI 52 $5 nhm um cat £27	-	$1.56	9h 39m
BRUNEI MARITIME USED IN SARAWAK	-	$72.00	11h 49m
BRUNEI FINE BELAIT POSTMARK	-	$44.00	12h 16m
BRUNEI FINE TUTONG POSTMARK	-	$50.00	12h 16m
Brunei Stamp Booklets Unexploded Mint	-	$80.00	14h 36m
Brunei 1975-8 SG#256-7 $1-$2 Sultan Used	-	$3.15	15h 16m
Brunei 2011 H.M.65th Birthday 6v strip MNH	-	$7.11	16h 51m
Brunei 1907-08, River of Brunei, Sc#13-14, MH	-	$0.99	17h 45m
Brunei #259a MNH S S	-	$7.24	18h 33m
BRUNEI SG # 49-50 MVLH "SPECIMEN"O PRINTS CV $174 REDUCED FINAL SALE	-	$54.02	18h 50m
BRUNEI SG # 70 MVVLH "SPECIMEN"O PRINTS CV$32 REDUCED FINAL SALE	-	$9.78	18h 50m
3 Commercial Cover 2Registered BRUNEI DARUSSALAM USED $5 Stamp Addres Bangladesh	-	$4.99	19h 9m
BRUNEI #s 112a, 113-114 MNH CAT VALUE $110 START @ A VERY FAIR $29.95	-	$29.42	19h 25m
BRUNEI # 101a-101c MNH START @ .75cts	-	$0.74	19h 25m
BRUNEI # 105a-105b MNH START @ .65cts	-	$0.64	19h 25m
BRUNEI good value stamps	-	$1.56	19h 48m
MALAYA - BRUNEI - 3c USED - SG14 - (1906) - CAT £85 +	-	$20.87	20h 20m
BRUNEI SG54c 1922 EXHIBITION 4c CLARET BROKEN N VARIETY USED	-	$79.04	20h 46m
Brunei 1966 Churchill VF MNH (120-3)	-	$5.77	21h 53m
BRUNEI: 25th ANNIVESARY OF THE REIGH QUEEN ELIZABETH II 1977 FIRST DAY COVER	-	$1.00	22h 15m
Brunei Stamps # 21 VF OG NH	-	$60.00	1d 59m
Brunei Stamps # 36 VF OG NH	-	$68.00	1d 59m
Burundi Stamps # 1-8 VF OG NH	-	$14.00	1d 59m
Burundi Stamps # 9-24 VF OG NH Animals	3	$6.00	1d 59m
Z3042 Album Pickers British Brunei stamp MH 1 cent canoe	1	$0.01	1d 1h 45m
Z3043 Album Pickers British Brunei stamp MH 2 cent portrait	1	$0.01	1d 1h 45m
Small MNH, Used Brunei Collection On Scott Pages - SEE!!	-	$0.99	1d 3h 25m
Brunei 1952 Sultan FDC	-	$9.99	1d 6h 26m
Brunei 1958 Mosque set FDC	-	$9.99	1d 6h 26m
Brunei 1949 Jubilee and 1966 WHO FDCs (2)	1	$9.99	1d 6h 26m
1947 river huts mnh pair	3	$2.77	1d 8h 21m
Brunei 1906 ovpt on Labuan 8c, MH, toning. CV Pds 10.	-	$3.99	1d 9h 6m
Stamps - Brunei - collection of Used stamps - CPND8013	-	$1.56	1d 11h 21m
Netherlands New Guinea covers 1962 UNTEAcover not sent	-	$30.00	1d 14h 3m
Netherlands New Guinea covers 1961 Moneyorder ENAROTALI	-	$50.00	1d 14h 12m

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