NIUE 1941-67 2s6d deep brown 'Arms', SG79

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NIUE 1941-67 2s6d deep brown 'Arms', SG79Niue 1941 67 2s6d deep brown, 'Arms' type 17 overprint, watermark 43 of New Zealand, lower right corner block of 4, SG79. A brilliant quality unmounted mint block with full original gum. The upper right stamp has a trivial gum bend but of quite astounding quality. an extremely scarce block as only 100 sheets were originally printed. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 440+. Niue became a British Protectorate on 20 April 1900 and was transferred to

left marginal block of 9 from rows 1-3 on the sheet

Anne thanks “each and everyone of you who have so kindly contributed to our marvellous wedding present” – a Spode Red Stafford dinner service

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SG & SJ (SE & SG State 2 provisional printing) all neatly cancelled by crisp black Maltese Crosses

He came up with the character of the Tramp in 1914

the 6d stamps were issued on ordinary paper

Upon joining the United States Army

PRINTED ON THE GUMMED SIDE

Canada 1930-31 10c olive-green 'Parliamentary Library

dated '1 MY 26'

A superb memento from one of football’s finest goalkeepers

GB Specialised Catalogue Number: SG PN3