Listings from 'ianlasoksmith' in Errors & Varieties (see also GBPhilately.co.uk)
1967 Paintings 4d. Missing Phosphor. SG 748y
Unmounted mint single MISSING PHOSPHOR.
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1965 Parliament 2/6. Watermark Inverted. SG 664Wi.
Fine unmounted mint lower marginal single, watermark inverted.
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1969 Concorde 4d. MISSING PHOSPHOR. Cylinder block. SG 784Ey
Unmounted mint cylinder block of six. This block also demonstrates a degree of dry print of violet colour most noticeable on wing of plane on middle marginal stamp.
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1965 Battle of Britain 1/3 (phos). Cyl. 1A1B1C1D1E no dot. INVERTED WATERMARK. SG 678pWi
WATERMARK INVERTED.
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1967 Flowers 9d (ord). WATERMARK INVERTED. SG 721Wi.
A fine unmounted mint single WATERMARK INVERTED.
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2003 British Museum 2nd class. SHORT PHOSPHOR BAND GP Strip.
Unmounted mint folded gutter strip of six. Each stamp with phosphor band 4mm sort at bottom of stamp.
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1972 BBC 7½p. Broad Band. SG 911c.
A fine unmounted mint single with error Broad Band just left of centre. SG Spec. 911c.
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1973 Cricket 7½p. Cylinder pair MISSING PHOSPHOR
A fine unmounted mint cylinder pair. Error MISSING "All Over" Phosphor. SG Spec. 929b
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1972 Churches 9p. Cylinder block of four MISSING PHOSPHOR.
A fine unmounted mint cylinder block of four, error MISSING PHOSPHOR. SG 908Ey.
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1971 Christmas 7½p. Broad Band Centre. SG 896 var
A fine unmounted mint single with Broad Band just left of centre. SG Spec. W216i Stoneham C 308b.
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1970 Philympia 5d. Error ONE BROAD BAND. SG 835 var.
A fine unmounted mint single with error ONE BROAD BAND left. SG Spec. W195c. Stoneham C287c
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1971 "Ulster" Paintings 7½p. Broad Band 4mm from left edge. SG Spec. W202c
A fine unmounted mint single with Broad Band error 4mm from left stamp margin. Stoneham C294b
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1973 Christmas 3½p. PRINTERS REPAIR.
Unmounted mint vertical strip of five with printers repair resulting in parts of 4th & 5th stamps being printed on DOUBLE THICKNESS paper.
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