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Nigeria (Lagos) 1874-75 1s orange, SG8aNigeria (Lagos) 1874 75 1s orange (value 16mm long), watermark CC, perforations 12, SG8a. Brilliant mint example with large part original gum. Separated by scissors (resulting in odd fractionally shortish perforations). Still a lovely example, exceptionally fresh, beautiful colour and well centred. A very scarce stamp in this quality. From 16 February 1906, Lagos became part of the Southern Nigeria Protectorate which then itself became part of modern

centrally cancelled by type D5 'BRUNEI' circular date stamp

Elle Macpherson (born 1964) is an Australian businesswoman

one stamp with a tiny corner crease and some oxidisation on gum though remains of fine appearance

5 inch document dates to May 1

instantly recognisable and arguably the most successful stamp design ever created

12” by 8 1/2”

the mural-sized Guernica (1937)

Great Britain 1881 2½d blue plate 23

particularly in a positional block

and he played a major role in creating unity throughout Europe after the war

Very fine used set of two on an illustrated first day cover cancelled by special Brownsea Island/ Poole date stamp for the first day of issue MY

Following the depreciation of the Turkish piastre against sterling in 1894 it was decided to issue stamps surcharged in Turkish currency to avoid speculation

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