Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow-green error, SG161/a Autographs & Signatures first recorded in 1899

first recorded in 1899

part uncut booklet sheet of 104 (8x13) including 48 vertical tete-beche pairs (of which half are interpane)

which led to the introduction of sterilisation and hand washing in hospitals

Malta 1965-70 1s 'Maltese Corps'

Black and brown trials with clear British Philatelic Association certificate of authenticity (1964)

Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow-green error, SG161/a Autographs & Signatures first recorded in 1899Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow green 'Fishing Pirogue' error, SG161 a. A fresh unmounted mint block of 15 (5x3) with full original gum, being the top three rows of a sheet with full margins, showing watermark error w9a 'CROWN MISSING' on R2 3 (the centre stamp). A rarity in this fully positional form. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 900+. This was the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the tradition of previous