Great Britain 1850 1d Prince Consort Essay, SGDP71(2)

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Great Britain 1850 1d Prince Consort Essay, SGDP71(2)Great Britain 1850 1d Prince Consort Essay, SGDP71(2) Red Brown Trial Printing An exceptional unused original gum example of the 1850 1d Prince Consort Essay, printed in red brown and lettered 'FJ', with full four margins and crisp detail. This experimental design featured the portrait of Prince Albert, consort of Queen Victoria, and was trialled in 1850 during considerations for revising the iconic Penny Black and Penny Red designs. Very scarce and a

as commonly seen

A scarce stamp with the Type 8 overprint

this was the only design except for the Cape Triangulars

from 1888 and 1890 printings

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Lovely fresh colour and well centred used example

A fine quality mint example of the magnificent and iconic first stamp issue from Western Australia

upper left corner block of 4 with plate number

Upper stamp with faint bend

the movie received five Golden Globes and the title of Best Written American Comedy from the Writers Guild of America

in which Nelson and his men defeated a Danish-Norwegian fleet after famously disregarding Admiral Sir Hyde Parker's command to fall back

It is very scarce