NYASALAND 1913-19 £1 purple and black/red variety, SG98c

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NYASALAND 1913-19 £1 purple and black/red variety, SG98cNyasaland 1913 19 1 purple and black red, variety 'Nick in top right scroll' (R3 12), SG98c. A very fine mint example of this handsome King George V stamp, with a very scarce variety, and with original gum. SG Catalogue Value: 950. Great Britain declared British Central Africa a protectorate in 1891 and started to issue postage stamps. In 1908, the Protectorate was renamed Nyasaland, and in 1953 it joined the postal territory of Rhodesia and

with another superb strike below

General Daumas who is in Tuscany will go to the Army of Italy to serve actively

SGO1040/O1054

The “R” following “Elizabeth” is shorthand for “Regina” – Latin for queen

One of only 25 known to exist

Great Britain King George VI 1940 2s6d Green Stamp Booklet with advert "MILLIONS BENEFIT FROM BOVRIL" (Edition No

A scarce printing plate and fine example

Madame Charpentier

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue price for this set is £200

The sixth (right-hand) pair in the row having been severed and used as singles

BM raised on truncation for engraver Bertram Mackennal

becoming leader of the French resistance