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India 1852 ½a blue Scinde Dawk, SGS2India 1852 a blue Scinde Dawk, SGS2. A fine used example with good margins all round, cancelled by indistinct handstamp. A little smudged though the seal is fine with only one or two very minor faults. Way above average quality and free from the usual blemishes and toning. Accompanied with a Royal Philatelic Society Certificate of Authenticity (1989). Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 11,000. Further information: The Scinde Dawk is famous for being the

A very fine quality mint set with large part original gum

and blue crayon '953' register number

The boss is dated about 1355

Posthumous Issue 323-317 BC Tetradrachm

The swirling

John Pertwee

also known as Tin Can Island

[Originally intended for the manufacture of 1r booklets as

A superb unmounted full original gum bottom marginal set of four imperforate imprimaturs of this famous and popular stamp issue

officially the “First Lord of the Treasury”

Pierron records only 17 mint examples

nevertheless an exceptionally well centred and fresh block of four