GIBRALTAR 1938-51 1s black and green, SG127a

GIBRALTAR 1938-51 1s black and green, SG127aGibraltar 1938 51 1s black and green, perforations 13, upper right corner block of 4 with sheet number '48', SG127a. A fine and fresh unmounted mint positional block with full original gum. Minor marginal blemishes (creasing and perforation separation), but still a fine quality block. A very scarce stamp in this positional form. An attractive King George VI pictorial issue featuring Southport Gate, which is part of what was once a series of walls and

Morocco Agencies 1899-1902 25c ultramarine

A handsome set of King George VI Official stamps intended for use by government officials only

The £1 brown-lilac was only in circulation for a very short time in 1884 as it was soon re-issued in a green colour

Great Britain King George V 1912 1d die proof (Stage 5)

The stamp features a depiction of Saint Ursula who

superbly cancelled by a Maltese Cross in Bright Red

Daedalus was a skilled craftsman and artist

do not hesitate to ask

A rare and early programme from the 40th Anniversary of the Utility Club

The book was published by the British & Foreign Bible Society

Superb unused original gum right hand marginal block of 24 lettered BG-EL showing small part marginal inscription

from frame plate II)