GIBRALTAR 1946 Victory ½d and 3d SPECIMENS, SG132s/3s

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GIBRALTAR 1946 Victory ½d and 3d SPECIMENS, SG132s/3sGibraltar 1946 Victory d green and 3d ultramarine, perforated 'SPECIMEN' (type D21), VERTICAL PAIRS, SG132s 3s. Very fine unmounted mint vertical pairs with full original gum (the 3d pair with some separation). The Victory stamps were issued in 1946 to celebrate the return to peace at the end of World War II. The designs feature a view of the Thames River in London, with a view of the Parliament buildings in the distance. These "SPECIMEN" examples

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