Great Britain 1840 1d black Plate 6, SG2

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Great Britain 1840 1d black Plate 6, SG2Great Britain 1840 1d black Plate 6, SG2. A very fine used close to large four margin example lettered 'RK', tied to a clean entire envelope by two strikes of the very rare and distinctive bright "fluid" blue Maltese Cross of Partick (Glasgow Sub office). Addressed to Edinburgh and backstamped by a Glasgow datestamp for 'MR. 13. 1841'. A Boxed " 14" handstamp in blue and an Edinburgh arrival circular date stamp. A very rare coloured Maltese Cross

Charles John Huffman Dickens (1812-1870) is regarded as the greatest English writer of his age

Great Britain 1912 8d Eve's Pillar design proof

but spectacular and very rare in this form

Rare in any condition

This note is dated November 19th 1813 and addressed to Minister of War General Henri Clarke

Great Britain 1958 2s6d-£1 "castles" (1st De La Rue Printing

wearing only a simple cotton dhoti (loincloth)

Great Britain King George V 1913 2s6d "Seahorse" colour trial

Rare and highly desirable

with stamps four and five inverted resulting in a tete-beche pair (positions 3-4)

Tanganyika 1935-37

Slight marginal separation but very scarce in unmounted mint condition