Great Britain 1841 1d red brown Plate 132 Imprimatur, SG8

Great Britain 1841 1d red brown Plate 132 Imprimatur, SG8Great Britain 1841 1d red brown Plate 132 Imprimatur, SG8. A superb example with four clear to large margins, lettered 'PF'. Very scarce printing from the first approved printing sheet. One of only 21 possible examples from this printing plate, many of which reside in institutional collections. Plate 132 was one of the final plates used in the line engraved era before the change to perforated stamps in 1854. Imprimaturs are of immense historical and

Provenance: Documented on page 130 of “The Postal Services of the British Nigeria Region prior to 1914

Magnificent showpiece and a unique pair

A superb vintage magazine signed by the greatest athlete of the 20th century

5' comprising two master proofs showing side-panels and undenominated value tablets at top and foot (one with uncleared value tablets and the other with cleared value tablets

worthy of any good history collection

Superb provenance: sourced from the collection of Mr George Crisp

Reverend Samuel Francis Smith (1808 - 1895) was a Baptist minister and author most famous for writing the song 'America (My Country

without fluorescent bands

Great Britain 1899 1s colour trial

A rare error as only 3 sheets totalling 180 stamps originally existed (with surcharge at left)

Great Britain 1847 1 shilling green "embossed" (Die WW)

Ireland 1922 2d orange