SWAZILAND 1968 Independence ½c black, brown and yellow-brown, variety, SG142b

SWAZILAND 1968 Independence ½c black, brown and yellow-brown, variety, SG142bSwaziland 1968 Independence c black, brown and yellow brown, type 42 ALBINO overprint (the impression detectable across the lower shield), upper right corner block of 4, SG142b. A very fine unmounted mint block with full original gum. A scarce positional multiple of this unusual variety. Swaziland gained independence on 6 September 1968 and its name changed to Eswatini in April 2018. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 200++. BUY NOW: Order online, by

where Sinatra’s words came true

clean-cut perforations 14-16

Cromwell was voted among the 10 greatest Britons of all time in a 2002 BBC poll

The upper left stamp shows some perforation faults at top and with a few short perforations elsewhere

2c yellow-brown & 8c orange) perforated 'SPECIMEN' (type D20)

sits on the throne today

They dropped the extra troops at Antigua on June 13

An exceptionally rare trial of which only two or three examples are believed to have survived

This document relates to a special meeting of stock-holders in Marilyn Monroe Productions

A very fine used good to large four margin example lettered 'FK'

complete right pane of 60 (6x10)

SG Catalogue Value: £950