SOUTHERN RHODESIA 1931-37 1s black and greenish blue, SG23b

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SOUTHERN RHODESIA 1931-37 1s black and greenish blue, SG23bSouthern Rhodesia 1931 37 1s black and greenish blue, perforations 14, SG23b. A very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum. A very scarce King George V stamp hardly ever seen in unmounted mint condition. The Southern part of Rhodesia, previously administered by the British South Africa Company, was annexed by the British Government and granted the status of a self governing colony from 1 October 1923. Stamps were issued under "Southern

Niger Coast 1893 (Dec) 'HALF PENNY' on 2½d purple/blue

the 9d value of the set was printed by lithography by Waterlow

/SPECIAL/POST' handstamp READING DOWNWARDS

A Superb Used Example Cancelled by the “Hastings” circular date stamp

she is perhaps best known for a phrase she never uttered: “Let them eat cake”

Shilling Victoria 1844 Standard type Uncirculated and graded 82 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

which does not detract from what is a unique great rarity

after the Supreme Court ruled it a monopoly

Three shock absorber bungee cords from the plane’s tail skid or landing gear

Wing Commander Guy Gibson was the first Commanding Officer of 617 Squadron

From a sheet discovered in July 1931

type 3 (18mm) surcharge

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