NEW ZEALAND 1938-44 1½d purple-brown variety, SG607w

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NEW ZEALAND 1938-44 1½d purple-brown variety, SG607wNew Zealand 1938 44 1d purple brown, variety watermark inverted, complete booklet pane of 6 (3x2), SG607w. A fresh mint block with original gum (four stamps unmounted mint). Typical trimmed perforations at top, as often seen do not detract. A scarce multiple in such wonderful condition. One of the finest portraits of King George VI used on a stamp. The stamp printers developed the stamp design from a photograph of the King by Dorothy Wilding Portraits

first laureate

Very fine perforated horizontal pair on gummed crowns watermarked (upright) paper

Australia 1932 'Sydney Harbour Bridge' 5s

fresh large part original gum showing variety 'broken 'M'' (position 41)

Stereo a203) SGME4

Smith and Golby

This pictorial issue features Fishing Resources as a symbolic representation of the importance of fishing to Canada's economy

spaced 21/2mm on Dowager Empress (2nd printing) 1/2c on 3ca yellow

particularly with 'SENF' handstamps on reverse

but a scarce and most attractive multiple

a couple minor edge bruises

of which she was a partner