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Great Britain 1951 2s6d-£1 "Festival" High values, SG509/12Great Britain 1951 2s6d 1 "Festival" High values, SG509 12. Very fine unmounted mint, with full original gum, set of four. This beautifully designed set of King George VI high value stamps was issued on 3 May 1951 to celebrate the centenary of the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Festival of Britain in 1951 aimed to illustrate the British contribution to civilisation past, present and future in the arts, science and technology, and industrial design.

Good margins and very lightly cancelled by large circle of bars which barely obtrudes on any part of the design

A fine and dramatic error

This is an incredibly rare opportunity to own a mission-used space-flown tyre from NASA’s space shuttle programme

lot 167) and Dale-Lichtenstein (Harmers 21 Oct 1968

Gold Quarter-Noble of one shilling and eight pence

Great Britain 1840 1d black Plate 1a

in a relaxed pose

Cyprus 1934 (1 Dec) 1pi black and red-brown "Soli Theatre"

He is also the only Prime Minister to have been previously tried for corruption and imprisoned in the Tower of London – a fate that befell him in 1712 for opposing the Tory government

Not very rare but a very nice example — usually weakly struck this piece has a well struck portrait with although some of the legends are as little weak - also very nice even light toning thus a desirable piece

Accompanied with a 1991 Holcombe Certificate of Authenticity

he found his way to the stage and on to Hollywood

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