Great Britain 1915 2s6d Yellow-brown "Seahorses" (Watermark Reversed), SG406wj

Great Britain 1915 2s6d Yellow-brown "Seahorses" (Watermark Reversed), SG406wjGreat Britain 1915 2s6d Yellow brown "Seahorses" (Watermark Reversed), SG406wj. Very fine and fresh unmounted mint with full original gum top left hand corner marginal block of four of this difficult to find De La Rue watermark variety. Light gum bend across top pair does not detract from what is a very scarce positional block. GB Specialised Catalogue No: N64(6)g. SG Catalogue Value: 7,200+. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via

Nelson was proud of his new title and incorporated it into his signature

neatly cancelled by barred ovals which leave profile virtually clear on right stamp

showing variety 'Cleft rock' on R5/1 from 22/12/22 printing

perhaps most famous for his illustrations of Winnie the Pooh in the famous books by A

They remain highly popular to this day

The designers put forward 12 different design ideas but the King was not impressed by any of them

Later that year they’d take on their first tour of the US

aptly entitled "The £5 Orange"

Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: £200

and at present it is part of the State of Gujarat

Gold Sovereign George IV 1822 Standard type About Uncirculated and graded 75 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

uncancelled as was the norm until mid - 1929