China 1912 $1 red and flesh Republic of China Provisional Neutrality overprint, SG189

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China 1912 $1 red and flesh Republic of China Provisional Neutrality overprint, SG189China 1912 $1 red and flesh 'Bean Goose' Republic of China Provisional Neutrality overprint, SG189. A fine used example by small part (NANKING) CITY circular date stamp. A rare overprint as only 156 were originally issued, of which 96 were sold in Nanking. Accompanied with a 2012 Experts & Consultants certificate of authenticity. On 10 October 1911 a revolution began in Wuchang. Whilst awaiting the course of events, post offices in some cities

Later printing

Geraldine McEwan

the error most likely occurred due to the gold ink running out half way through a column of stamps

top marginal block of four lettered AG-BH overprinted "SPECIMEN" type 9

in deep blue ink

Great Britain 1963 2 ½d Ninth International Lifeboat Conference (Ordinary)

The most iconic stamp design from the reign of King George V

the iconic and instantly recognisable 'porthole' case is regarded as a true classic of 20th century design

discussing sexual orientation and prejudice

taken at a party following the event

The song srved as the de facto national anthem of the United States

showing the marked Campbell Paterson listed R6/10 re-entry (at lower right corner)