Morocco Agencies

BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 21 (SG18) - Edward VII "Keyplate" (pf54784)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 37 (SG115) - Edward VII "Provisional" (pf47916)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 50 (SG130) - George V "Provisional" (pf47862)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 78 (SG160) - Edward VIII "Provisional" (pf47871)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 81 (SG163) - Edward VIII "Provisional" (pf47868)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 82 (SG164) - George VI Coronation (pf47863)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 89 (SG172) - British Postage Centenary (pf47856)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
BR MOROCCO AGENCIES 93 (SG176) - George VI "Silver Wedding" (pf47876)	-	$1.00	1h 33m
Sg38, 2s 6d pale dull purple, LH MINT. Cat £95.	-	$86.92	3h 18m
Sg42, ½d green, M MINT.	-	$3.15	3h 19m
Sg48, 6d reddish purple, VF used, CDS. Cat £15.	-	$15.79	3h 20m
Sg51c, 2s 6d pale brown, VLH MINT. Cat £40.	-	$44.24	3h 20m
Sg53, 2s 6d chocolate-brown, LH MINT. Cat £38.	-	$23.69	3h 20m
Sg54, 5s rose-red, UNMOUNTED MINT. Cat £55.	-	$79.02	3h 21m
Tangier 1957 4d Centenary on cover from London to Switzerland	-	$7.00	4h 23m
TANGIER (P252) SG 280-8 - 1949 issue to 10 - opt'd - HLO LH	-	$22.00	6h 59m
British Offices Morocco - SC 78 King Edward VIII block 1936	-	$0.99	7h 54m
GEOVI MOROCCO AG 51 low vals cat £8.25 superb nhm um	3	$4.27	8h 20m
GEOVI MOROCCO AG 51 2 6 superb nhm um cat £13	5	$5.06	8h 22m
GEOVI MOROCCO AG 51 5 - superb nhm um cat £13	7	$10.27	8h 23m
GEOVI TANGIER 50 low vals superb nhm um cat £10	3	$6.99	8h 27m
GEOVI TANGIER 50 2 6 superb nhm um cat £10	5	$6.00	8h 29m
GEOVI TANGIER 50 5 - superb nhm um cat £17	5	$9.64	8h 30m
MOROCCO AGENCIES - 1935 37 25c ON 2½d CYL. BLOCK WITH "RETOUCHED PANEL" VARIETY	-	$23.71	9h 48m
GEOVI MOROCCCO AGENCIES 40 Centenary cat £20 nhm um mgnl blks 4	2	$1.56	10h 30m
Great Britain-Morocco Agencies sc# 422-425 , MLH, 1935 king G. V. Silver Jubilee	-	$9.95	11h 11m
Marocco Agencies 1937 SG 169 MLH VF	-	$25.00	12h 3m
MOROCCO AGENCIES 1937 70c on 7d MNH BLOCK of 60 CV £100	-	$60.07	12h 31m
MOROCCO AGENCIES 1957 '½d POST' CENTENARY COVER, VERY FINE	1	$1.56	15h 32m
MOROCCO AGENCIES PAGE OF USED PIECES, CANCELS	-	$63.21	16h 24m
MOROCCO AGENCIES SG21 1905 50c PURPLE & VIOLET USED	-	$173.88	18h 6m
1924 HOTEL CECIL Tangier ADVERT Cvr-MOROCCO Agencies 1dOVERPRINT-BPO TANGIER Pmk	3	$18.18	18h 35m
Morocco Agencies. 1944 KGVI Pale Colours Tangier Overprint. 1 2d used	1	$1.56	19h 9m
Morocco Agencies. 1937 KGVI Tangier Overprint. 1 2d and 1d used	-	$1.56	19h 9m
Morocco Agencies. 1937 KGVI French Currency Surch. 5c MH se-tenent pair	-	$1.56	19h 9m
Morocco Agencies. 1936 KEVIII Tangier Overprint. MH and used complete set	-	$1.56	19h 10m
from the office of telephone and telegraph to London	-	$6.99	19h 40m
MOROCCO AGENCIES 1937 KEDVIII over-printed set of 4 on cover with TETUAN cd	3	$2.37	19h 54m

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