Great Britain 1901 3d Composite"Paste up" essay of the Victorian "Jubilee" series, SG232var

Great Britain 1901 3d Composite"Paste up" essay of the Victorian "Jubilee" series, SG232varGreat Britain 1901 3d Composite"Paste up" essay of the Victorian "Jubilee" series, SG232var. A spectacular Series "A" essay with a lithographed three quarter portrait of King Edward VII mounted on thick card (77x100mm) endorsed "A" at the top. A magnificent essay and exhibition piece, believed to be one of only two or three examples in private hands. Provenance: Ex. "Minoru" collection of King Edward VII, one of the most prestigious KEVII collections

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and years having her hair bleached platinum blonde by the studios took their toll

IMPERFORATE block of 12 (6x2) form lower left corner of sheet (10x8 format) with plate number '1' and printers

Simon Rattle

the right stamp error 'BPITISH'

To make it easy to differentiate between the two coins this new lighter coin was issued with James facing left - the other direction — and wearing a laurel wreath rather than a crown

Nevertheless a very fine and extremely rare piece

The 6p yellow-orange is the scarcer watermark 70 (SGO1054a)

A very fine imperforate example printed by Waterlow & Sons in olive green on thicker wove paper

This stamp is a very rare variety of this popular stamp issue

Using this chain

and 1s x 2 (T22 imperforate and perforate