Australia Tasmania 1853 1d pale blue yellowish paper, SG1

Australia Tasmania 1853 1d pale blue yellowish paper, SG1Australia Tasmania 1853 1d pale blue on soft yellowish paper, position 2 on the sheet, SG1. A fine used example with good to large margins, lightly cancelled by "64" numeral of Hobart. A fine and attractive example with fresh colour. Tasmania, an island just off south eastern Australia, was one of the six British colonies that merged to form the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. Van Diemen's Land was established in 1803 and was the second British

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1½d ultramarine and grey

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A very fine and fresh unused large part original gum example lettered RE from the first printing plate of one of the world's first two postage stamps

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dated "19 DE 35"

Very scarce and far more difficult to find than plate 2 examples with the frame break variety

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