SOUTH WEST AFRICA 1923 6d black and slate Postage Due, SGD5a

SOUTH WEST AFRICA 1923 6d black and slate Postage Due, SGD5aSouth West Africa 1923 6d black and slate Postage Due, Setting I with 14mm space, complete right pane of 60 (6x10), showing error 'Wes' for 'West' (R8 6), and minor varieties 'Shaved A of Afrika (R5 4) and 'Broken t in West' with spacer slug (R10 2), SGD5a. A very fine philatelic piece, unmounted mint with full original gum. Insignificant gum creasing mentioned for accuracy as very fine and fresh for such a large multiple. A rare survival in this

Superb four margin example of this scarce stamp

A lightly used example with large part '969

Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: £190+

That puts the date for this signature around the early 1930s

Waterlow re-engraved printing

General Daumas who is in Tuscany will go to the Army of Italy to serve actively

I wish to convey my sincere thanks for your willing co-operation in the case of Hensman

Some minor faults to be expected of a cover of this age

Minor gum mentioned purely for accuracy as an attractive and very scarce in this se-tenant form

Sinatra was so desperate for a copy of his performance that night that he personally wrote to the British Sinatra Music Society

with a self-titled album of modern and traditional standards that showcased his exceptional voice

Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: £400+