NEW ZEALAND 1902-07 1s orange-red "Kea and Kaka" error, SG315ba

NEW ZEALAND 1902-07 1s orange-red "Kea and Kaka" error, SG315baNew Zealand 1902 07 1s orange red "Kea and Kaka" ERROR WATERMARK 12b (INVERTED), vertical pair neatly cancelled Palmerston North circular date stamps, SG315ba. An exceptional quality used pair and very rare multiple of this "abnormal" printing, on the same watermarked paper used for later issues of the Queen Victoria 'sideface' issue. The Kea and Kaka are both endangered and are the worlds only alpine parrots. Kea are considered one of the most

The Victory stamps were issued in 1946 to celebrate the return to peace at the end of World War II

and features various politicians and statesmen including British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the future Prime Minister Harold Macmillan

printed in black on white glazed card (61 x 92mm)

block of 12 (6x2) being the upper two rows of a right pane with full margins

very thin neck"

Very fine used example sent from London to Torquay

lightly cancelled by complete oval of bars

“Dear Glenn:-

Nelson Mandela’s attractive signature appears in black ballpoint pen on one of the title pages

Mauritius 1938-49 25c brown-purple

after Northern Rhodesia became independent as Zambia

Malta 1965-70 3d ‘Siculo Norman Era‘