NEW ZEALAND 1938-44 1½d purple-brown variety, SG607w

NEW ZEALAND 1938-44 1½d purple-brown variety, SG607wNew Zealand 1938 44 1d purple brown, variety watermark inverted, complete booklet pane of 6 (3x2), SG607w. A fresh mint block with original gum (four stamps unmounted mint). Typical trimmed perforations at top, as often seen do not detract. A scarce multiple in such wonderful condition. One of the finest portraits of King George VI used on a stamp. The stamp printers developed the stamp design from a photograph of the King by Dorothy Wilding Portraits

By the early 1890s

showing part sheet inscription and plate number 'R3'

SG Specialised Catalogue Number: M6(8)

Accompanied with a clear 2007 Royal Philatelic Society (RPS) certificate of authenticity

A career in Hollywood beckoned

FDC and graded 88 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

when several members were killed or captured during a disastrous raid on the First National Bank of Northfield

taking on four French ships and dealing the final blow to the Achille

matching lower left corner marginal blocks of 4

A postal history work of art

Scarce modern GB error

there are just 125 known UK-release album covers signed by all four members of the Beatles