Somaliland Protectorate

Somaliland Protectorate Royal Coronation Registered FDC 1937 - SC#'s 81-3*	-	$9.88	1h 38m
Somaliland Protectorate - Scott 128 - 139 Mint Hinged	-	$49.99	2h 43m
SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE 1937 CORONATION SET 3 FU	-	$3.00	3h 37m
SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE 1949 U.P.U SET 4 FU	-	$5.00	3h 41m
SOMALILAND 1903-13 KEVII & KGV Group ( 7 ) MLH ? CV $21	5	$7.00	6h 40m
SOMALILAND SG109 1942 4a SEPIA MTD MINT	-	$2.05	8h 30m
Somaliland 3 Anna Stamp c1938 Mounted Mint H913	-	$9.48	10h 31m
Somaliland 4 Anna Stamp c1938 Mounted Mint H914	-	$4.74	10h 34m
Somaliland 6 Anna Stamp c1938 Mounted Mint H915	-	$9.48	10h 35m
Somaliland 6 Anna Stamp c1942 Mounted Mint H924	-	$3.16	10h 48m
Somaliland 15 Cent Stamp c1951 Mounted Mint H931	-	$1.58	10h 55m
4 MINT SOMALILAND SG 149 50 & 2 x SG 152 1957-60 AS SCANNED	-	$1.56	10h 56m
Somaliland 30 Cent Stamp c1951 Mounted Mint H933	-	$1.58	10h 57m
Somaliland 70 Cent Stamp c1951 Mounted Mint H935	-	$3.16	10h 59m
SOMALILAND 1949 SC#112-115 UNIVERSAL POSTAL UNION MINT UNMOUNTED VERY FINE	1	$1.00	14h 11m
BR SOMALILAND Yv 76 87 Comp Set Mint no Gum	-	$44.00	14h 18m
SOMALILAND 1909 3r NEVER HINGED SG#43 SIGNED	-	$29.99	19h 16m
SOMALILAND 1904 SPECIMEN GROUP OG SG#32s 34s 35s 37s	-	$19.99	19h 16m
SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE - Nice 'All Mint' Issues Selection Several Never Hinged	-	$4.25	19h 20m
SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE - 1953 58 QEII Pictorals Set Mint Sc #128 139	-	$27.95	19h 23m
Victorian and Edward VII stamps of Somaliland.	3	$1.96	19h 28m
Somaliland Prot. 1903 QV SG 1. "I" Omitted in surcharge Variety MNH SEE SCANS	-	$29.00	21h 59m
SOMALILAND Sc 128-39 (SG 137-48)*F-VF LH $180	-	$67.00	22h 17m
Somaliland Protectorate #77-80 set MLH VF	-	$8.99	23h 15m
SOMALILAND 1938 KG VI 0.5d to 5r SG 93 - 104 set 12 MNH	-	$118.00	1d 4h 42m
SOMALILAND SG110 1942 6a VIOLET MTD MINT	-	$2.21	1d 9h 30m
SOMALILAND SG113 1942 1r GREEN MTD MINT	-	$2.05	1d 9h 30m
SOMALILAND 1938 SG94 U M BLOCK	-	$1.56	1d 10h 33m
SOMALILAND SG47 1905 2a DULL & BRT PURPLE USED BLK OF 4	-	$56.91	1d 14h 5m
Somaliland 1937 Coronation SG 90 2 MNH	-	$1.56	1d 17h 27m
Somaliland 1942 KGVI SG 106-12 MOG (ar5)	-	$14.49	1d 21h 23m
Somaliland 1938 KGVI 5R Map SG 104 MOG (ar4)	-	$22.49	1d 21h 29m
British Somaliland 1903 EDVII overprint variety (SG 26, 26d) £60 + $95	-	$75.00	2d 42m
British Somaliland 1903 India QV ½a rare ERROR	-	$169.99	2d 13h 38m
SOMALILAND - 1953 58 QE SET TO 10 - MINT SG.137 148 (REF.A43)	-	$47.42	2d 15h 16m
SOMALILAND SG27d 1903 EVII 2a VIOLET PAIR R.H.STAMP VARIETY "SOMAL LAND" C£120 +	1	$47.41	3d 8h 21m
SOMALILAND SG25d 1903 EVII HALF ANNA PAIR L.H.STAMP VARIETY "SOMAL LAND" C£70 +	-	$39.00	3d 8h 33m
SOMALILAND 1938 SG94 U M BLOCK - TOP LEFT CORNER	-	$1.56	3d 9h 43m

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