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They were engraved and printed by Waterlow & Sons in the best intaglio style normally reserved for the highest GB stamp denominations
two left columns unwatermarked
countries of residence
as nostalgia booms for the Cool Britannia era that was the 90s and early noughties
Provenance: Ex Alan Griffiths (Spink 11 Apr 2012
GIBRALTAR 1938-51 1s black and green, SG127a Gibraltar stamps They were engraved and printedGibraltar 1938 51 1s black and green, perforations 13, upper right corner block of 4 with sheet number '48', SG127a. A fine and fresh unmounted mint positional block with full original gum. Minor marginal blemishes (creasing and perforation separation), but still a fine quality block. A very scarce stamp in this positional form. An attractive King George VI pictorial issue featuring Southport Gate, which is part of what was once a series of walls and