Great Britain 1965 4d-1s Centenary of Joseph Lister Discovery of Antiseptic (Phosphor), SG667/8pvar

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Great Britain 1965 4d-1s Centenary of Joseph Lister Discovery of Antiseptic (Phosphor), SG667/8pvarGreat Britain 1965 4d 1s Centenary of Joseph Lister Discovery of Antiseptic (Phosphor), SG667 8pvar. Superb unmounted mint, with full original gum, top marginal set of two imperforate imprimaturs, each stamp with a "BPMA" handstamp on reverse. A scarce set of of imprimaturs from the first approved printing sheets. Exceptional provenance as they were released from the British Postal Museum Archives in 2014. Prior to this they were stored in the museum

he achieved the position of First Lord of the Treasury following Walpole’s resignation in 1742

it featured hits such as Papa Don't Preach

A pristine unmounted mint positional block with full original gum

The $5 upper marginal with part imprint

The stamp was produced for the proposed monocolour issue that was subsequently abandoned on the death of the King

This stamp comes from the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the tradition of previous stamps which merely portrayed the British monarch

Orville Wright's signature remains in excellent condition

The reverse features a crowned

improving the system by introducing a cheap and uniform rate of postage

Christina Aguilera (1980-) is ranked in the top 100 singers of all time by Rolling Stone magazine

with superb provenance

The stamps feature The Queen’s portrait flanked by images of locally grown crop plants and fauna

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