Great Britain 1900 ½d colour trial, SG213var

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Great Britain 1900 ½d colour trial, SG213varGreat Britain 1900 d colour trial, SG213var. A very fine unused example with original gum printed in blue green on unwatermarked paper. A very scarce Queen Victoria colour trial. In 1900 the colour of the "Jubilee" issue was changed to green to conform to U. P. U. guidelines. The ink used for early printings contained lead chromate. This compound is poisonous and so was replaced by a mixture of Prussian blue and zinc chromate. Order online, by phone

Very scarce in this form and rarely seen in such fine condition

A very rare “Specimen” example of this Government Official intended solely for reference purposes

The five band members have signed boldly in black felt tip pen

Benedict XVI and Francis

A delightful signed photo card

Great Britain 1934-35 ½d Green (Harrison printing

but remains highly attractive and with lovely fresh colour

A fine mint block of 24 with original gum (two centre rows are unmounted mint)

perforations 14 (line)

block of 9

with full original gum example with emerald (Ladies dress) omitted

Following an army rebellion against the emperor Maurice in 602