Ceylon 1882-94 25c on 50r brown-lilac Telegraph, SGT40

Ceylon 1882-94 25c on 50r brown-lilac Telegraph, SGT40Ceylon 1882 94 25c on 50r brown lilac Telegraph (SG Type T35 surcharge), SGT40. A fine and brilliantly fresh mint example with large part original gum. Of the 800 of these Indian Telegraph stamps overprinted in Ceylon, almost all were used. Telegraph stamps are stamps intended solely for the prepayment of telegraph fees. A key Ceylon Telegraph stamps rarity. Accompanied with a 2013 British Philatelic Association (BPA) Certificate of Authenticity and a

and have inspired countless adaptations on the stage and screen

(We have made god our helper)

GB Specialised Catalogue No: ST5(3)a

A letter signed by Napoleon in November 1798

These minute black dots are to be seen scattered in the margins and in the clear parts of the stamps

so Dietrich could have signed anytime from then until the early 1990s

Slightly coarser than the identically coloured silk taffeta used for the dress’ exterior

Canada Unitrade catalogue #28i

10s deep violet

DiCaprio's jacket from the 'King of the World' scene sold for $60

Annotated by FJ Bellenger (1894-1968)

Below Napoleon signs “Nelson & Bronte”