Great Britain 1888 £1 Brown-Lilac (Watermark Three Orbs), SG186

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Great Britain 1888 £1 Brown-Lilac (Watermark Three Orbs), SG186Recognised as one of the worlds rarest stamps Great Britain 1888 1 Brown Lilac (Watermark Three Orbs), SG186. A superb unused example with original gum, lettered 'TD'. A lovely example with wonderful colour and gum. Without doubt one of the finest examples we have ever handled. One of the rarest and most challenging Queen Victorian surface printed stamps to find in mint condition. Provenance: ex Sold by Stanley Gibbons in 2015 for 48,000. The 1 brown

she famously declared “I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman

A very rare proof of the highest importance from the most successful stamp issue of the King George V reign

Minor marginal crease

crisp and neatly cancelled by a red Maltese Cross

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Accompanied with a clear Vincent Graves Greene Philatelic Research Foundation certificate of authenticity (2006)

A very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum printed by De La Rue

000 copies

Long Island 1916 2½d black

Superb unmounted mint with full original gum right hand marginal set of three imperforate imprimaturs (5p value in se-tenant pair) each with a "BPMA" handstamp on reverse

Great Britain 1857 (January) 4d rose carmine

Despite a very small and insignificant gum crease

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