FALKLAND ISLANDS 1933 Centenary 5s black and yellow-orange, SG136a Saint Christopher stamps (First day of issue) on

(First day of issue) on top flap which opens out well for display

with mild handling wear and the original mailing label affixed in the lower left corner

error 'Black (value and inscription) omitted'

The Gay Divorcee (1934)

Gandhi did not live to see the first free elections

FALKLAND ISLANDS 1933 Centenary 5s black and yellow-orange, SG136a Saint Christopher stamps (First day of issue) onFalkland Islands 1933 Centenary 5s black and yellow orange "King Penguin", SG136a. The distinctive shade from the small second printing of only 1,320 stamps, which was mostly destroyed in 1934. The stamp features the Gentoo Penguin, the most famous bird of the Falkland Islands. Gentoo Penguins nest in colonies adjacent to sandy or shingle beaches at over 80 locations around the Falkland Islands. Its adorability has led it to become an emblem of the