Great Britain 1973 9d British Explorers error, SG927d

Great Britain 1973 9d British Explorers error, SG927dGreat Britain 1973 9d British Explorers (Charles Sturt) error, SG927d. A very fine unmounted mint, with full original gum, example with brown red omitted. The missing colour results in the loss of the rivers on the map of Australia in the background. Offered with an example of the normal stamp for comparison. A scarce QEII stamp error. Pierron records only 30 mint examples. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 950.

Claude Monet (1840 - 1926) is one of history most famous and influential painters

as he rose to prominence as a major figure in the Civil Rights movement

but an extraordinary group of the highest importance and rarity

Only three registered covers bearing the 1840 2d blue

India 1911-22 2r 'carmine and brown'

The stamp issues of King George V’s reign reflect his passion for stamps as he was often heavily involved in the approval of the designs of new stamps

this substantial lock is perhaps the most generous and consequential President Adams hair lock ever offered

When the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force occupied German New Guinea in 1914

The image dates to 1902 and it's likely Houdini would have signed it around the same time

Windhoek despatch backstamp

(small handstamp on reverse)

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has written the names of 14 notable people (and their professions) in bold black ink on an envelope