2002 Christmas 2nd. IMPERFORATE GUTTER BLOCK OF 4. SG 2321b
2002 Christmas 2nd. Unfolded IMPERFORATE GUTTER BLOCK OF 4. SG 2321b
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1966 Birds (phos) MISSING REDDISH BROWN . SG 698-699pj
An unmounted mint se-tenant block of four with MISSING REDDISH BROWN. (legs of robin and blackbird). Illustrated with normal block at right. Scarcer than same error on ...
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1965 Battle of Britain 9d (ord). WATERMARK INVERTED. SG 677Wi.
Unmounted mint single. WATERMARK INVERTED.
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SG 770y. 1968 Anniversaries 1/9. Missing Phosphor.
UM single MISSING PHOSPHOR.
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SB103a 3d lilac x 6. Phosphor sidebands. Wmk inverted. Perf Is
A superb full perf pane. Crowns watermark INVERTED. Violet phosphor sidebands ( 2 x band at left, 4 x band at right) Perf Is. SG SB103a
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1994 Christmas 19p. IMPERFORATE PAIR. SG 1843a
1994 Christmas COMPLETELY IMPERFORATE HORIZONTAL pair. As illustrated.
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1962 NPY 2½d Imperf pair plus green omited. Unused,
An unused horizontal pair IMPERFORATE with MYRTLE GREEN COLOUR OMITTED. Overprinted with horizontal black bars. Materil that should have been destroyed by printers. Wrink...
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1978 Energy 13p. Perforation variety. SG 1053 var
Unmounted mint horizontal strip of three with feint indentation between margin and first stamp with more prominent indentations around and between remaining stamps. To ...
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2003 British Museum 2nd class. SHORT PHOSPHOR BAND Cylinder block.
Unmounted mint cylinder block of six. Both stamps in bottom row with phosphor band 4mm sort at bottom of stamp.
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1964 Bridges 6d (ord). BLACK DOUBLED. Cylinder block. BPA Certificate. SG 660 var.
Unmounted mint cylinder block of four with Black Double Print variety. Doubling effect most clearly seen on Queen's mouth, Forth Road Bridge inscription and cylinder...
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1966 Birds 4d (ord). SHIFT OF EMERALD. SG 696/698
UM se-tenant block with small shift of emerald. Most noticeable on blue tit's branch and grub, water beneath gull and mor subtly robin's branch. As illustrated....
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