China 1912 ‘Commemorating the Revolution’ Sun Yat-sen set of 12 to $5 slate, SG242/53

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China 1912 ‘Commemorating the Revolution’ Sun Yat-sen set of 12 to $5 slate, SG242/53China 1912 Commemorating the Revolution Sun Yat sen set of 12 to $5 slate, SG242 53. A fine mint set with part to large part original gum. The $2 with a few short perforations, $5 with perforation tones and some others small faults. A most visually attractive set despite some minor condition flaws. Sun Yat sen (12 November 1866 12 March 1925) was a Chinese politician, physician and philosopher who provisionally served as the first president of the

the variant from the 'I16' printing

TRIPOLITANIA" 4l on 2d agate Postage Dues

A very fine imperforate part unused original gum ink fastness trial by Harrison & Sons with ink manuscript printers reference on reverse "2188 No

the left (English) stamp (R6/1) also shows short 'OFFICIAL' as listed in the South Africa Union Handbook

placed George unexpectedly first in line to the throne

it does not include the typical "POSTAGE" inscription on the stamp

It’s dated May 13

A signed copy of Russian author Alexandr Solzhenitsyn’s acclaimed 1962 novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich

A rare positional multiple of this very popular British Commonwealth modern error

with the contents attractively written in violet ink

Churchill France 2 7x5

Very fine and attractive block of four