NEWFOUNDLAND 1857-64 4d SCARLET-VERMILION USED, SG4

NEWFOUNDLAND 1857-64 4d SCARLET-VERMILION USED, SG4Newfoundland 1857 64 4d scarlet vermilion on thick machine made paper, SG4. A fine used example with good to large margins, lightly cancelled by complete oval of bars. A most attractive example of this key stamp. The first stamp issues of Newfoundland, after becoming self governing in 1855, are considered classics of the British Empire with the Royal Crown and Heraldic flowers of Great Britain paying homage to the British Crown. Accompanied with a

Malaysian States Perak 1950-56 'Sultan Yussuf Izzuddin Shah' chalk surfaced paper

Plain in angles Uncirculated and graded 78 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

Copper Halfpenny

spaced on 2

Respect to Peter

A scarce specialised piece of philately

How about that - 10 years

Mulready stationery letter sheets were introduced as part of the British Post Office postal reforms at the same time as the Penny Black

Only two now survive in fine condition

Process: Surface-printed using the Key Plate method (a standard frame plate combined with interchangeable country/value tablets)

the variety is unmounted mint

the last time this rarity was seen on the market was when it sold at a Robson Lowe auction in February 1973