GAMBIA 1869-72 4d pale brown, SG2

GAMBIA 1869-72 4d pale brown, SG2Gambia 1869 72 4d pale brown, no watermark, imperforate with large to huge margins from top of sheet, showing significant downward misplacement of embossing, SG2. A brilliant quality mint example with original gum. Light gum bend, mentioned for accuracy and inconsequential to overall very fine quality. The first stamps issued for the West African colony of Gambia are noted for their simple but effective design. They were printed from 1869 by the

Very scarce as only 505 sheets supplied and hardly ever seen in this form

Ryan has handwritten each character's name next to the corresponding sketch

A aerospace engineer

Ireland also supports numerous charity organisations

It was quite common for stamps to overlap

but remains an attractive and very scarce used block

and genuinely used examples are unknown

A 1940s-era guest book from the famous Café Chambord in New York

Rex Omnibus

with nearly complete strike of 'AMOY PAID' circular date stamp in red

Penny Black Plate 3 placed on the bottom left of the entire Post Office regulations says the stamp must be on the top right corner

the lower right stamp error 'NANG' omitted