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1969 Anniversaries 1/9. UNCOATED PAPER. SG 795a
A fine unmounted mint traffic light block of eight with error UNCOATED PAPER. Characteristic rough printing impression lacking the clear definition of the normal and no r...
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1959 2/6 De La Rue. The Classic OFFSET variety. SG 595 var.
UM marginal single with complete reverse image printed on gummed side.
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1962 NPY 2½d Imperf pair plus green omited. Unused,
An unused horizontal pair IMPERFORATE with MYRTLE GREEN COLOUR OMITTED. Overprinted with horizontal black bars. Materil that should have been destroyed by printers. Wrink...
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1976 Christmas 11p. UNCOATED PAPER. Cylinder block.SG 1020a
UM cylinder block of six UNCOATED PAPER error.
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1966 Abbey 3d (phos). "THREE PHOS BAND ERROR".
Unmounted mint marginal block of six. Each stamp in the block when viewed under UV has 3 distinct phosphor bands. When viewing with naked eye there is just a hint in some...
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1968 Bridges 4d. PRINTED ON GUMMED SIDE. Block of four
Unmounted mint positional block of four. PRINTED ON GUMMED SIDE. Contains listed minor constant varieties on:R 11/1 lack of screening dots in pale green patch left of T...
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1969 Cathedrals 1/6. OFFSET of yellow olive. SG 801 var.
UM single with OFFSET of yellow olive colour on gummed side. Illustrated and supplied with normal at right.
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1973 Christmas 3½p. PRINTERS REPAIR.
Unmounted mint vertical strip of five with printers repair resulting in parts of 4th & 5th stamps being printed on DOUBLE THICKNESS paper.
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1966 Abbey 3d (phos). "THREE PHOS BAND ERROR".
Unmounted mint marginal block of four. The right vertical pair rof stamps in the block when viewed under UV have 3 distinct phosphor bands. When viewing with naked eye th...
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1984 Cattle 16p. MISCUT GUTTER PAIR. SG 1240 var.
Unmounted mint unfolded gutter pair strip showing complete "TOTA:L SHEET VALUE £16" in gutter.
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