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Queen Salote refused the hood
A fine mint example with part original gum and with fresh colour
In response a confederacy of southern states seceded from the US
This most distinctive and memorable stamp design caused controversy at the time because of its unusual shape and size
95 were used on letters
Tonga 1962 5s "Emancipation" 5s orange-yellow and slate-lilac error, SG127a Virgin Islands stamps Queen Salote refused the hoodTonga 1962 (7 Feb) "Emancipation" 5s orange yellow and slate lilac, type 59 overprint, ERROR OVERPRINT INVERTED, SG127a. A very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum. R3 3 (position 13) from the one sheet of 60 discovered, which was acquired by Stanley Gibbons Ltd and exhibited at Stampex in March 1962. An attractive stamp featuring the "Mutiny on the Bounty". The overprinted stamps were issued in celebration of the Centenary of
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