Edward 8th Half Penny And One Penny Stamps

have tried to find some info regarding the value of Edward the 8th stamps. the ones I have are the 1/2 penny green and the 1 penny red,

the 1/2 d are mint condition in a block of 36
the 1 d are also mint condition and in a block of 59
there are no numbers in the margins.
regards Andy for any help you can give

Great Britain issued four stamps bearing the portrait of King Edward VIII, the 1/2d. dark green, 1d. carmine, 1-1/2d. red brown, and 2-1/2d. bright ultra. The three lower values were issued both in sheet form and booklets. These were the only stamps eith his portrait issued during his short reign.

GB blocks of stamps are usually collected as below and normally have the control and cylinder numbers as well...



Your blocks of stamps, although big, would not display easily and with no control or cylinder numbers to identify would not be all that valuable as a part sheet.
The above cylinder block of stamps would be easily bought for around £3 so I would estimate the value of your stamps to be roughly one quarter of that if divided into blocks of four or six. It is possible that someone might want larger blocks or even the whole thing but, as I said, it would not display easily and the lack of identity would not make it worthwhile.