Great Britain 1840 1d grey-black Plate 1a, SG3

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Great Britain 1840 1d grey-black Plate 1a, SG3Great Britain 1840 1d grey black Plate 1a, SG3. A very fine used four margin example from the first printing plate, lettered OE and showing moderate plate wear, neatly cancelled by a crisp upright red Maltese Cross. Plate 1 of the penny black was put to press on 11 April 1840 and registered on 15 April 1840. As the plate had not been hardened in a rush to meet the target issue date it soon showed signs of wear. GB Specialised Catalogue No: AS2.

The block of four is the only unused multiple of the 96c olive-bistre

Halfcrown William IV 1836 WW in script Uncirculated and graded 80 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

A scarce and very reasonably priced QEII stamp error

a Saxon citizen

The conference was held in secret in the small town of Tsunyi in Guizhou Province

Sean Lennon (1975-)

Rhodesia 1966 1s overprint omitted error SG366b

Please it your hieghnes[s] of your mooste noble and abundant grace to gruante your mooste gracious

A very rare multiple

He may have been slain by the Danes in battle

during a regular training flight

Regardless of these minor flaws

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