Postal Auction Number 120 - Unsold Lots Now Available On-line 

Postal Auction 120 has now concluded. We would like to thank all those who participated and helped make this another successful auction. We are currently engaged in the process of allocating lots with a view to dispatching all invoices and/or lots by Friday 28th May.

The unsold lots from this auction are now on-line and much high quality material remains available. All items which have sold are indicated with a boxed red "SOLD" cachet. By definition all other lots remain available for post-sale purchase. The unsold lots appear with their original estimates attached. The relevant reserve prices can be ascertained by contacting us directly.

The vast majority of unsold lots have enlarged enhanced scanned images attached. If a lot you are interested in currently lacks a scan, please do not hesitate to contact us & we will ensure one is provided.  

Clients are advised to use the Keyword Search function to locate unsold items of interest. For example, if you simply collect mint or used stamps, entering "mint" will greatly decrease the volume of lots relevant to you. Entering "Great Britain" will produce all lots under that country heading plus issues used abroad in the Levant, Gibraltar, Malta, South Africa etc. 

Established in 1991, Principality Auctions has developed into one of the leading philatelic postal auctions in the United Kingdom. Based in Ascot, Berkshire we hold regular auctions of 4,000+ all world lots with a strong focus on fine material from the British Empire.

Our website is designed as a resource to bring our auctions to a worldwide audience. We place the highest possible premium on the honesty and integrity of our descriptions. A desire to offer a wide range of interesting material in very fine condition is our core aim.

It is important to stress that this is not an "on-line" or "interactive" auction. Our auction operates on the basis of a designated closing date by which time all bids must be received. Lots are then allocated on the basis of the highest bid received at the close of sale. To convert our sales into an on-line stamp auction would have effectively disenfranchised many of our long-standing customers who receive our traditional printed catalogues and who do not necessarily possess internet access. 

The site has been designed on simple lines in order to allow easy and comprehensive viewing of our sales. The best way to navigate the site is through means of the "Keyword Search" at the top right of this page. For instance, if you are a collector of Fiji, simply entering that country name in the Search box will take you automatically to all items of potential interest to you. It is equally easy to bid by means of our on-line Bid Form which can be accessed via any lot in the sale. 

We very much hope you find the site of interest and value. We are extremely eager to receive feedback and would welcome any suggestions as to how we may offer the most effective service to our customers.