Great Britain 1936 ½-2½d Definitives (watermark upright) imprimaturs, SG457/60var

Thoughtful delivery service

Easy 30 day returns

Certified Reviews

Description

Great Britain 1936 ½-2½d Definitives (watermark upright) imprimaturs, SG457/60varGreat Britain 1936 2d Definitives (watermark upright) imprimaturs, SG457 60var. A superb unmounted mint, with full original gum, set of four imperforate imprimaturs with 'NPM IMPRIMATUR" handstamps on reverse. A very rare set of the only stamps issued during the short reign of King Edward VIII from the first approved printing sheet, released by the National Postal Museum . When Edward became king of the United Kingdom in January 1936, he made it clear

Provenance: Ex William Frazer (Spink 4/6/2003

A scarce cover

A scarce QEII stamp error

Hadley & Bill Gross

and he was eager to learn more about the new invention which could revolutionise production

was the deputy lieutenant of the East Riding in Yorkshire when Churchill writes to him

Superb unmounted mint with full original gum top marginal example of this rare watermark variety

SG catalogue price: £2

875) for this ORIGINAL artwork

for he considers that he has done it for God

Attractive and very scarce in this proving positional form

type 6 ("Sansane-Mangu") overprint