China 1912 Commemorating the Revolution, SG242/53

China 1912 Commemorating the Revolution, SG242/53China 1912 Commemorating the Revolution Sun Yat sen set of 12 to $5 slate, SG242 53. A fine quality mint set other than a few gum bends which are fairly inconsequential and very fresh with large part original gum. One of the most important commemorative sets of stamps from China marking the formation of the Republic of China. Sun Yat sen (12 November 1866 12 March 1925) was a Chinese politician, physician and philosopher who provisionally served as

Great Britain 1882 £5 Orange (Plate 1) On White Paper

Four of the 'Nine Old Men' have signed this item

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Centring is a little variable although rarely seen so fresh and unused

A few shortish perforations

printed in chestnut and showing part sheet inscription

A very fine imperforate example cut to stamp size with void corner letters printed in purple on white wove paper

such as meritocracy

a more secure version was issued in 1992

block of 8 (2x4) (R1/1-4/2)

It is the pride of Pakistan’s irrigation system as it is the largest single irrigation network of its kind in the world

folded lower half sheet of 120 comprising two panes 6x10 with gutter between