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PALESTINE 1920 1m sepia, SG45Palestine 1920 (6 Dec) 1m sepia, type 6 overprint (Arabic 10mm, narrow setting), perforations 14, SG45. A fine mint example with original gum. A scarce stamp not reflected in its current catalogue value. The British and allied forces invaded Palestine in November 1917 capturing Gaza (7 November), Jaffa (16 November) and Jerusalem (9 December). The front line then stabilised until the second British offensive of September 1918. Prior to the British

Newfoundland 1859 4d scarlet-vermilion cover sent from St John's to Baltimore

Great Britain 1886 1 1/2d "Jubilee" duty plate die proof

and his music continues to influence generations of fans and fellow performers alike

one albino

Very fine unmounted mint examples with full original gum

Further printings of the 96c stamps were not required until March 1864

is the second of Rowling's three detective novels written as Galbraith

but his brother Jesse struggled to adapt to normal life

Undenominated revenue stamps of Grenada featuring the Chalon Head design were used from 1875 and surcharged with a value and a "POSTAGE" overprint making them valid for regular postage

Provenance: Purchased from Stanley Gibbons

type 12 'WAR TAX' overprint

Great Britain King George V "Seahorses" 1915 2s6d Deep yellow brown

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