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A very scarce stamp in this positional form
including Roman Holiday (1953)
that the Hebrew transliteration should be used
The Chalon portrait of Queen Victoria design in an engine-turned oval is part of the celebrated “Chalon Head” series used across several British colonies
It reads in French:
Great Britain 1876 8d purple brown Plate 1 imprimatur, SG156avar Bavaria stamps A very scarce stamp inGreat Britain 1876 8d purple brown Plate 1 imprimatur, SG156avar. A superb unmounted mint, with full original gum, top marginal imperforate imprimatur lettered 'AH' lightly mounted in margin on face and reverse, showing small part sheet inscription "PRICE ". A magnificent example of this great Queen Victorian rarity. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 12,000. This value was issued to prepay the rate at that time to India via Marseilles and to Australia
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