Great Britain 1911 £1 deep green, SG320

Great Britain 1911 £1 deep green, SG320Great Britain 1911 1 deep green, SG320. A very fine and fresh, well centred, unused example with original gum, printed at Somerset House. This most distinctive and memorable stamp design caused controversy at the time because of its unusual shape and size. It is now argued by some as being the most attractive definitive stamp issue of King Edward VIIs short reign. GB Specialised Catalogue No: M56. ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE > SELL ONE OF THESE

A brilliant mint block with original gum

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