Plate Blocks/Multiples

1 - Scott # C11 Plate Block of 6	17	$14.38	3h
ISLE OF MAN 1975 - 1985 BLOCK OF 4 ISSUES MNH	-	$65.00	13h 45m
JERSEY 1975 - 1985 BLOCK OF 4 ISSUES MNH	-	$57.00	13h 46m
197910p Light Orange gutter blk of 8 Cyl. 7 Ph34 Chambon MNH	-	$5.00	16h 16m
197910p Light Orange gutter blk of 8 Cyl. 7 Ph36 Chambon MNH	-	$5.00	16h 17m
197910p Light Orange gutter blk of 8 Cyl. 9 Ph36 Chambon MNH	-	$5.00	16h 17m
GB 1967 Flowers 4d Ordy Block + Flaw MNH	-	$2.37	16h 35m
GB 1966 England Winners 4d Block + Flaw MNH	-	$2.37	16h 41m
1994 Channel Tunnel Complete Sheet of 60 Stamps 25p UM MNH - Two Designs	7	$17.12	17h 46m
1969 Investiture of the Prince of Wales Complete Sheet of 72 5d Stamps UM MNH	-	$1.56	17h 50m
1969 Investiture of the Prince of Wales Complete Sheet of 60 1 - Stamps UM MNH	1	$1.56	17h 57m
1969 Prince of Wales Investiture 1 - SG 806 Complete Sheet of 60 UM MNH-see scan	1	$3.08	18h 29m
1906 UK 4d King Edward SG 236A or Scott 133 Rare Margin Block of 16 MNH	-	$95.00	19h 55m
5 ROYAL MINT COMEDIAN STAMPS PRES PACK #804829 20 TO 63 N H O G	-	$0.99	1d 3h 14m
ORIGINAL CASTLES £1.00 VAL - MULT CROWNS - BLK 12 - UNM	-	$102.75	1d 8h 44m
Great Britain 1975 Jun 11 Dinghies #745-8 Corner Blocks of 6 with stoplights etc	-	$9.99	1d 13h 47m
GB 1968 Bridges 4d Block + Flaw MNH	-	$2.37	1d 16h 35m
GB 1965 Salvation Army 3d Phosphor Block + Flaw MNH	-	$2.37	1d 16h 42m
Red Arrows Smiler sheet for 90th Anniversary of RAF	6	$4.74	1d 17h 26m
GREAT BRITAIN Sc# MH130 MNH FVF 4Block Queen Elizabeth	-	$4.00	1d 18h 34m
GB QV 1856 6d. PALE LILAC SG70 GOOD USED	-	$22.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1876 2½d. ROSY MAUVE ORB WMK PLATE 6 GU	-	$18.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1870 3d. ROSE SPRAY WMK PLATE 6 GU	-	$18.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1879 2½d. ROSY MAUVE ORB WMK PLATE 16 GU	-	$15.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1872 6d. PALE CHESTNUT PLATE 11 FU	-	$18.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1877 2½d. ROSY MAUVE ORB WMK PLATE 8 GU	-	$15.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1877 2½d. ROSY MAUVE ORB WMK PLATE 7 GU	-	$11.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1858 2d. BLUE THICK LINES PLATE 8 FU	-	$18.00	2d 21h 29m
GB 1868 3d. ROSE SPRAY WMK PLATE 5 FU	-	$22.00	2d 21h 29m
Northern Ireland.E Cyl D1b D1b x6 MNH	-	$5.00	3d 10h 42m
Northern Ireland. 40p Cyl D1b D1b x6 MNH	-	$5.00	3d 10h 42m
Machin Scotland 18p Questa cylinder Q6, Q6 MNH	-	$5.00	3d 10h 42m
Northern Ireland..1st Cyl D1a D1a x6 MNH	-	$6.00	3d 10h 42m
Northern Ireland..2nd Cyl D1a D1a x6 MNH	-	$5.00	3d 10h 43m
ENSCHEDE 10p RE CYLINDER 1 NO DOT YLL FLR MNH	-	$4.00	3d 11h 24m
ENSCHEDE 41p RE CYLINDER 1 NO DOT YELL FLR MNH	-	$9.00	3d 11h 24m
ENSCHEDE 1p RE2 CYLINDER 1 NO DOT YLL FLR	-	$3.00	3d 11h 24m
ENSCHEDE 1p RE2 CYLINDER 1 DOT YLL FLR	-	$3.00	3d 11h 24m

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