SOUTH WEST AFRICA 1923 Transvaal 6d black and red-brown Postage Due variety, SGD2b

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SOUTH WEST AFRICA 1923 Transvaal 6d black and red-brown Postage Due variety, SGD2bSouth West Africa 1923 Transvaal 6d black and red brown Postage Due, setting I overprint (14mm space, with hyphen), horizontal pair, left stamp variety "Afrika without stop" (R6 1), SGD2b. A fine and fresh mint pair with large part original gum. A rare Postage Due variety with a maximum of only 140 possible. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 275+. At the beginning of the campaign in the conquest and occupation of German South West Africa,

In February 1841

and later worked on Donald Duck and Goofy shorts

both stamps with diaeresis over second 'E' of 'OFFISIEEL'

Very fine unmounted mint with full original gum top marginal block of four imperforate imprimaturs with 'NPM IMPRIMATUR' hand stamped on reverse

The left hand stamp shows some light gum creasing

St Vincent 1862 6d deep green

Lovely deep chocolate shade interestingly described as 'Plum' in the 1946 Clark sale

attractively cancelled by crisp part Zomba squared circle

A scarce and attractive multiple of an early stamp issue from North Borneo in very fine condition

Elizabeth Taylor will be remembered as a cinematic icon

Other than one slightly short perforation

History has given him the title “The Stamp King” by virtue of the fact he started building the Royal Philatelic Collection