SOUTH ARABIAN FEDERATION 1966 Qu'aiti 10f on 15c bronze-green error, SG66a

SOUTH ARABIAN FEDERATION 1966 Qu'aiti 10f on 15c bronze-green error, SG66aSouth Arabian Federation 1966 (1 Apr) Qu'aiti 10f on 15c bronze green 'weaving', type 23 Churchill overprint, error overprint INVERTED, SG66a. A very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum. A scarce variety presented in the highest condition grade. The Federation of South Arabia was a short lived federal state under British protection in what would become South Yemen. It was formed on 4 April 1962 from the 15 protected states of the

India 1894 (Nov) 2r colour trial in red-brown and ultramarine

The piece is mounted in a 19

This photograph was taken during the historic first meeting of the Council of Europe

the design suggested by E

touched by his Papal shoes as he walked outside Westminster Cathedral on his official visit to London in September 2010

There are only three complete double impressions (one of which is in the Royal collection) and 10 partials with varying degrees of doubling

Additionally shows prominent constant frame plate flaw 'lower left corner broken'

September 23

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is £348+

measuring 4" x 8½"

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is £680+

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