Great Britain 1912 4d Eve's Wreath design colour essay, SG379var

Great Britain 1912 4d Eve's Wreath design colour essay, SG379varGreat Britain 1912 4d Eve's Wreath design colour essay, SG379var. A very fine ungummed imperforate essay on thick white paper in orange, produced by Miller & Motley using their Printex machine. This example interestingly shows minor retouching of the tiny details by the printer, many of the changes being adopted on the later trials. A fine and scarce working printer's proof, Fig. 27a. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via email

A highly rare and early signed photograph from one of the most significant political leaders of the 20th century

we know that only 480 of these stamps were ever issued

1840 - The famous “Largentiere” cover

R2/10 showing variety 'No fraction bar in '½'

Few British rulers have cast as long a shadow as Queen Victoria

A superb unmounted mint strip with full original gum

Insignificant rust spot at upper right

After they split in 1974

cross moline with inward lis in quarters

A rare error as only 3 sheets totalling 180 stamps originally existed (with surcharge at left)

But I have very strong doubts indeed of the success of your business details of the scheme which you so clearly explain

“But there is one thing I could never understand