Australia Tasmania 1853 1d pale blue yellowish paper, SG1

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Australia Tasmania 1853 1d pale blue yellowish paper, SG1Australia Tasmania 1853 1d pale blue on soft yellowish paper, position 2 on the sheet, SG1. A fine used example with good to large margins, lightly cancelled by "64" numeral of Hobart. A fine and attractive example with fresh colour. Tasmania, an island just off south eastern Australia, was one of the six British colonies that merged to form the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901. Van Diemen's Land was established in 1803 and was the second British

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Very fine and clean double rate cover to a Royal Navy Chaplain aboard HMS "Eclipse"

The design follows the classic Key Plate system devised by De La Rue

Just hours before her performance

Australia Specialised Catalogue No: 162zb

which robbed banks

combining the former British colonies of Cape of Good Hope

Anne of Cleves

Johnny Weissmuller’s parents emigrated to the US from Germany when he was a baby

and universities in Fujian and Jiangxi offer elective courses in stamp collecting

type 2 De La Rue overprint