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Duke of Wellington Hair in FrameA substantial quantity of short clipped, light coloured hair from the Duke of Wellington, cut in August 1841. Presented in a clear container, mounted on a maroon fabric background, beneath the original envelope in which the hair was preserved. According to the envelope, the hair was originally kept by a Mrs William Rhodes. The envelope is annotated: "The Duke of Wellingtons hair cut in Augt. 1841". Framed and glazed in a modern wooden frame to an

postage was very expensive and was paid by the recipient not the sender

and bears a faint stamp on the reverse which appears to be from the Ministry of Information

1973 3p & 5p Inigo Jones

Very fine and fresh colour

Ex Bates (1934)

Her support for our fight continued without interruption during the years of prison and exile until the victory of January 1st

A very scarce imperforate Machin pair

A set of 21 signatures by members of the 1966 England World Cup winning squad

whom he visits and greets by handing her a parchment bearing the inscription "AVE"

when it was de-accessioned for collectors

The three higher value stamps in the set are very scarce

A highly unusual Royal autograph