Great Britain 1913 9d Agate imprimatur, SG392var

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Great Britain 1913 9d Agate imprimatur, SG392varGreat Britain 1913 9d Agate imprimatur, SG392var. A superb unmounted mint, with full original gum, left hand marginal imperforate imprimatur from the Post Office registration sheet with "NPM Imprimatur" handstamp on reverse. Very rare, only two single examples and a block of four were released from the museum. An extremely rare King George V "Profile Head issue" imprimatur from the first approved printing sheet. Provenance: Ex. National Postal Museum

A spectacular Series "A" essay with a lithographed three-quarter face portrait of King Edward VII facing left

nearly complete lower right pane of 60 (6x10) lacking one vertical pair (R9-10/4) but with plate number '1' and showing variety 'Roman I and antique 2 in fraction' at R8/4

but remains an attractive multiple of fine colour

A very fine used close to large four margin example lettered OB

before taking action

upper pair with inverted albino overprints on the gummed side

Probably the finest example in existence

One shortish perforation and faint gum bend

essay using the profile portrait and “Mackennal” dolphin design

A brilliant mint specimen example with original gum

particularly as the printing was on thin paper meaning few examples survive in fine condition

A superb unmounted mint example with full original gum and the finest example we have ever seen

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