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the Treasury withdrew all departmental overprints on 13 May 1904
It comes directly from the amateur Teen Topics journalist
Alabama in 1956
One of the most famous stamp errors of recent times
carried on board the 'Southern Sea' which arrived at the island on 13 November 1918
NYASALAND 1938-44 10s bluish green and brown-red/pale green, SG142a Saudi Arabia stamps the Treasury withdrew all departmentalNyasaland 1938 44 10s bluish green and brown red pale green, the distinctive shade from the second printing on 'ordinary' paper, SG142a. An unmounted mint example with full original gum. Despite a small corner bend, it is much finer and fresher than usually found, particularly having never been hinged. A very scarce King George VI stamp in this distinctive colour shade. Great Britain declared British Central Africa a protectorate in 1891 and started