Great Britain 1841 1d red brown Plate 132 Imprimatur, SG8

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Great Britain 1841 1d red brown Plate 132 Imprimatur, SG8Great Britain 1841 1d red brown Plate 132 Imprimatur, SG8. A superb example with four clear to large margins, lettered 'PF'. Very scarce printing from the first approved printing sheet. One of only 21 possible examples from this printing plate, many of which reside in institutional collections. Plate 132 was one of the final plates used in the line engraved era before the change to perforated stamps in 1854. Imprimaturs are of immense historical and

‘VICTORIA QUEEN’

Oliver Reed

so I can travel

A very scarce variety of this popular commemorative issue and particularly scarce to find used

showing variety 'Tall R' (broken state) on right stamp (R20/2)

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is £180

Dickens said his performance also inspired him to write one of his greatest novels

But the Corps will always be best remembered as the eyes and ears of RAF Fighter Command during the summer of 1940 when they played a vital role in the defence of Britain which ultimately saved Britain from invasion

they represented a miniature piece of propaganda on the eve of the Great War

to the point where those who consider themselves superior define and treat the rest as sub-human

The Stanley Gibbons specialised catalogue lists a penny black 6th May cover at a price of £160

this report from the Ministre de la Guerre de l'Inspection to "His Majesty The Emperor and King" is dated 13 May 1812 and written and signed by the Duke de Feltre

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