ST HELENA 1922-37 5s grey and green/yellow, (UNUSED) SG95b

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ST HELENA 1922-37 5s grey and green/yellow, (UNUSED) SG95bSt Helena 1922 37 5s grey and green yellow, watermark MCA, variety 'Torn flag' (R4 6), SG95b. Fine quality mint example with large part original gum. Tiny natural inclusion, still fine and fresh appearance. Only 127 possible and it is likely that many were destroyed in 1938. This definitive issue, first released in 1922, was designed by the St Helena born Postmaster Thomas R. Bruce. It was similar to the 1912 16 pictorials, but instead of the

Usual crazed and off white gum associated with this printing plate

one with the address expunged and one with an adhesive removed

Exceptional content relating to a loan to Sir Richard Gresham

Great Britain 1841 1d Red brown on very blue paper Plate 101

including life-like scales

while Tibbets has written “Enola Gay” above his signature

The Pope spent 12 minutes walking on the red carpet on Saturday 18 September as he greeted 2

The British later overprinted these with "BRITISH OCCUPATION"

The issued Tasmanian Chalons were recess-printed by Perkins Bacon in London and issued imperforate

he flew from Butte to Helena

S and Europe

An unpopular monarch with a tyrannical bent