RHODESIA 1913-22 £1 black and purple, SG242

RHODESIA 1913-22 £1 black and purple, SG242Rhodesia 1913 22 1 black and purple, head die II, perforations 14, SG242. A brilliant quality mint example with large part original gum. A very difficult stamp to find in this condition. The "Admiral" issues feature King George V in his Admiral of the Fleet uniform. Rhodesia, named after Cecil Rhodes, the founder of the British South Africa Company, joined the South African Postal Union on 1 August 1892. At this point, its stamps became valid for

Consequently

addressed to New York

He will be replaced in the department of Ombrone by a general officer who was wounded in the last war and who would be tired

left marginal block of four

That puts the date for this signature around the early 1930s

larger legend and toothed border surrounding

'TEN SHILLINGS' at foot and uncleared value tablet at top

with some minor gum disturbance on some stamps in the set not detracting from the quality

with full original gum

The Britannia stamps were the first stamps of Barbados

Australia New South Wales 1899 6d deep orange

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