Great Britain 1888 £1 Brown-lilac (Watermark Three Orbs), SG186

Great Britain 1888 £1 Brown-lilac (Watermark Three Orbs), SG186Great Britain 1888 1 Brown lilac (Watermark Three Orbs), SG186. A very fine unused vertical strip of five lettered 'KB OB', neatly cancelled by Westbourne grove circular date stamps for 'MY. 4. 1889' and boxed cancellations. An extremely rare multiple with excellent colour and perforations. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 22,500+. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via email info@paulfrasercollectibles. com

Aden 1949 Royal Silver Wedding 1½a and 10r

The certificate does not mention the light gum creasing

daring to four months before his assassination

Falkland Islands Dependencies 1946 "Thick map" 1d black and violet

Seymour & Gardiner-Hill and the Stanley Gibbons volume 1 specialised catalogue both state that "The earliest recorded use of Plate 1b for printing is 8 June 1840 (the believed date of the earliest repair to plate 1 was May 23rd) and the earliest known postal use is 12 June 1840

Provenance: The framed lock it originates from was taken when the queen was just a young girl

Authentic hair from Chilean-American actor Pedro Pascal (born 1975)

George Burghard assembled specialised collections of Hong Kong and early Switzerland

A very attractive and scarce multiple

including France and Italy and the 6d covered the rate to Belgium

She remained in mourning black for the rest of her days

Gaye Brief