Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow-green error, SG161/a

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Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow-green error, SG161/aSeychelles 1952 15c deep yellow green 'Fishing Pirogue' error, SG161 a. A fresh unmounted mint block of 15 (5x3) with full original gum, being the top three rows of a sheet with full margins, showing watermark error w9a 'CROWN MISSING' on R2 3 (the centre stamp). A rarity in this fully positional form. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 900+. This was the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the tradition of previous

The design of this surface printed stamp symbolises the pride behind the golden era of the Victorian postal revolution

each in a complete folded sheet of 60 (6x10)

He’s also starred in Luther and Agatha Christie’s Poirot

Beginning in 2000

1944 until June 3

printed as samples of stamp production in India before the opening of the Nasik press

Scotland international goalkeeper Bob Wilson said of Banks: “Here was a guy who set new standards and who was

with only six examples of each possible and a low survival rate

London from February 21 until March 2

The note contains a letterhead reading "Giverny par Vernon

He was backed in his efforts by Winston Churchill

variety watermark reversed