BATUM BRIT OCC 1920 25r on 5k yellow-green, SG42 Burma stamps The 1st Foot Guards were

The 1st Foot Guards were one of the few regiments to maintain discipline and figured heavily in the ensuing battle where the Army sustained a further 900 casualties

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Imprimaturs represent the first stamps printed from the approved and finished printing plate and are highly desirable

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BATUM BRIT OCC 1920 25r on 5k yellow-green, SG42 Burma stamps The 1st Foot Guards wereBatum British Occupation 1920 (1 Apr) 25r on 5k yellow green, type 7 surcharge in black, horizontal strip of 4 (transfer types ABCA), SG42. A fine mint strip of 4 with original gum, (with the centre pair being unmounted mint). A very scarce multiple from a scarce surcharged stamp issue with only 2,180 originally issued. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 220+. Batumi (formerly Batum) is a city on the Black Sea coast and capital of Adjara, an autonomous