SEYCHELLES 1938-49 75c slate-blue, SG145

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SEYCHELLES 1938-49 75c slate-blue, SG145Seychelles 1938 49 75c slate blue 'Giant Tortoise', upper right corner block of 4 with sheet number '15' in VIOLET, and showing a curious marginal perforation variety at top right as a result of a paper fold, SG145. A fine unmounted mint positional block of four with full original gum. Much fresher than usually found, and rare in this positional form. This stamp comes from the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the

Great Britain 1971 £1 'Postage Dues' (Decimal Currency) SGD88var

Roy Kinnear

Crowned bust left

Since stepping down in 2000

now the recognised centre for postgraduate training in tropical agriculture for the agricultural services of the Colonial Empire

Open Your Heart and La Isla Bonita

(types 35/9)

An extremely rare and impressive positional multiple of stunning quality

First official perforated issue

and is in fine condition with light surface marks

with two houses to equip from scratch we have quite a difficult task ahead of us

well struck and nicely toned