Great Britain 1925 British Empire Exhibition first day cover, SG432/3

Great Britain 1925 British Empire Exhibition first day cover, SG432/3Great Britain 1925 British Empire Exhibition first day cover, SG432 3. A very fine used set of two tied to a clean envelope by a crisp Empire Exhibition, Wembley Park slogan machine cancels for MY. 09. 1925, the first day of issue. A most attractive first day cover and very rare. The British Empire Exhibition stamps were the first ever commemorative stamps issued by Great Britain. These became affectionately known as The Wembleys. The British Empire

A very scarce error of missing colour and especially desirable in this positional form

with only 1

It was the last anthology feature the studio produced

for 22 years between 1721 and 1742 - making him the longest serving British Prime Minister to date

In January 1885 an additional eight stamps were removed from the Imprimatur sheet

The finest known of all 2d blue and 1d red combination usages and unique as the only cover known with the 1841 1d red-brown plate 1b CE and CK

perforations 14½x14 (comb)

An autographed photo by American actress Dana Delany measuring 10 x 8 inches

2 billion at the box office

and which today remains a public museum dedicated to his life and work

The piece is marked with the location and date (“Dec 12 2012 Townsville”)

Australia Tasmania 1853 1d blue on soft yellowish paper