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Australia 1975 10c Famous Australians "Edith Cowan" error, SG602abAustralia 1975 10c Famous Australians "Edith Cowan", perforations 14x15, error printed on the gummed side, SG602ab. A superb unmounted mint example with full original gum. Edith Cowan was the first woman to be elected to an Australian parliament. She became prominent in the women's suffrage movement, which saw women in Western Australia granted the right to vote in 1899. An interesting, rare and unusual modern stamp error with the image being

The “R” following “Elizabeth” is shorthand for “Regina” – Latin for queen

Great Britain 1874 Transatlantic mail

It reminds us of one of the wonderful uses of letter writing and the prepaid postal system which facilitate distribution - spreading messages of love

but his circumstances changed dramatically when his father was slung into a debtors’ prison in 1824

At just 35 years old

On the reverse of the sheet

The document includes pencil annotations in the top right corners of both sheets

A very fine unmounted mint full original gum example with orange-yellow (affecting the 10 1/2p and 13p) omitted

which we are able to offer for sale here

A major rarity in unused condition

Benefits in particular from good impression and with nice colour

A Hard Day's Night