NYASALAND 1921-33 2s6d black and scarlet-vermilion/grey-blue variety, SG110kd

NYASALAND 1921-33 2s6d black and scarlet-vermilion/grey-blue variety, SG110kdNyasaland 1921 33 2s6d black and scarlet vermilion grey blue, Script watermark, variety 'Break through scroll' (R1 9), SG110kd. A very fine well centred mint example with original gum. A very scarce variety, found only on the 1933 third printing. The King George V stamps of Nyasaland are particularly interesting to collectors because of the wide range of constant printing plate flaws which exist. Great Britain declared British Central Africa a

distributed between 1923 and 1927

receiving a knighthood in 1998 for his talents and charitable work

A very scarce multiple printed in lithography by Blades

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Exceptional provenance as they were released from the British Postal Museum Archives in 2014

Farthing Victoria 1862 Small 8 in date FDC and graded 90 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

' overprint

SG catalogue price is £3

7th Baron Sandys

mint condition multiple from the original stamp issue

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