Australia New South Wales 1860-72 1d dull red, SG155

Australia New South Wales 1860-72 1d dull red, SG155Australia New South Wales 1860 72 1d dull red 'diadem Queen Victoria', watermark double lined '1', perforations 13, vertical pair, SG155. A fine mint pair with large part original gum. Typical brownish gum as usually seen for this issue, with some wrinkling and re inforcement. Nevertheless, remarkably fine quality for this stamp. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 340+. These stamps represented the first use of perforation in New South Wales in 1860.

An attractive example of the world's first postage stamp with a wonderful example of the orange-red Maltese Cross cancellation seldom seen so fine

signed drawing measures 8¼" x 7¾" and is mounted to an overall size of 15" x 15"

The 30c deep brownish purple with a few tones and the 10c blue unused without gum

showing the constant variety 'Broken M' (pos

beautifully presented and with exceptional provenance

A fine quality set

postage demand outstripped supply of certain values

St Vincent 1863-68 1s slate-grey

Great Britain 1969 1s6d Notable Anniversaries 'Flags of NATO countries'

S Army in West Germany

Howard Keel

An extremely rare multiple with excellent colour and perforations