SEYCHELLES 1906 2c chestnut and green variety, SG60a

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SEYCHELLES 1906 2c chestnut and green variety, SG60aSeychelles 1906 2c chestnut and green, watermark MCA, variety 'Dented frame' from left pane, R1 6, SG60a. A very fine mint example of stunning appearance and with original gum. This King Edward VII stamp was the first issued after the Seychelles became a separate crown colony by Letters Patent dated 31 August 1903. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 130. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via email info@paulfrasercollectibles.

000 for 'Blank corner block of four'

variety "Split A" (left pane

China 1948 Port Arthur Guangdong Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition set of 2

A fine mint block of twelve with large part original gum (lower block of 8 are unmounted mint)

type 5 peacock of Henzada

A very fine hand coloured example

Only 480 were originally sold

centrally cancelled by '5 3

Christopher 1870-79 4d blue

and trace of a toned perforation tip

Hugo left Jersey for Guernsey in 1855

A scarce multiple of this stamp which is difficult to find in fine condition