I.F.S. IDAR 1932-43 ½a (pale) yellow-green, SG1a

I.F.S. IDAR 1932-43 ½a (pale) yellow-green, SG1aIndian Feudatory States Idar 1932 43 a (pale) yellow green (thick paper), white panels, complete booklet pane of 4, SG1a. A fine and fresh mint positional block with large part original gum. Trivial wrinkles, which do not detract from such a fine piece. A scarce stamp as a pane. Idar was a Princely state in the Western India States Agency (presently in Gujarat state). The states first postal stamps were issued from 1932 to 1943 under the reign of

Lady Emma Hamilton

The CYPRUS overprint was applied in London by De La Rue printers and is renowned for showing slight variation in letter spacing and ink density

the Treasury withdrew all departmental overprints on 13 May 1904

This signed copy of Redding's 1964 debut album 'Pain in My Heart' bears his bold signature on the reverse

A fine used four margins example lettered IH

delaying her stage entrance

Total printing only 792 sheets (from plates 2A

A rare item of significant philatelic interest as its status is unclear

A lovely stamp with the badge of the colony

Canada 1942-48 War Effort 20c chocolate

spirituality and political activism left an indelible mark on Jamaican culture

but difficult to find