NEW GUINEA 1914 Marshall Islands 1s on 1m carmine, SG59

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NEW GUINEA 1914 Marshall Islands 1s on 1m carmine, SG59New Guinea 1914 (16 Dec) Marshall Islands 1s on 1m carmine, 3 4mm space from setting III position 2 (with small stops after 'R' and 'I'), SG59. Brilliant mint example with original gum. Couple of slightly shortish perforations and a tiny natural inclusion mentioned for accuracy, but a lovely fresh example of this rarity. When the Australian Naval and Military Expeditionary Force occupied German New Guinea in 1914, it overprinted existing stocks of the

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