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1970 Anniversaries 9d. MISSING OCHRE. SG 820a
Unmounted mint single MISSING OCHRE (bed sheet, table, crutches). Illustrated and supplied with normal at right.
IanLasoksmith
1971 Christmas 2½p. IMPERFORATE horizontal pair. SG 894a.
1971 Christmas 2½p. IMPERFORATE horizontal pair. SG 894a. Very light gum wrinkle.
IanLasoksmith
1973 British Explorers 3p s/t pair PROOF. IMPERFORATE and MISSING GOLD & PHOSPHOR. PROOF
Unmounted mint se-tenant marginal pair from an unofficially released proof sheet. IMPEPERFORATE and MISSING GOLD & PHOSPHOR.
IanLasoksmith
1969 Christmas 1/6. MISSING DEEP SLATE. SG 814b.
UM single. MISSING DEEP SLATE results in loss of value, face detail and costume shading. Illustrated and supplied with normal at right.
IanLasoksmith
1959 2/6 De La Rue. The Classic OFFSET variety. SG 595 var.
A fine unmounted mint marginal example with a well centred, bold reverse image on gummed side.
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1994 Channel Tunnel 41p. MULTIPLE COLOUR SHIFTS plus PERF SHIFT Traffic light block of four. SG 1822/23 var.
Unmounted mint traffic light block of four with multiple colours (bright orange, scarlet, new blue and emerald) shifted left to varying degree with bright orange being mo...
IanLasoksmith
1980 London Landmarks 17½p. MISSING SILVER. SG 1124a
Fine unmounted mint marginal single with error COMPLETE MISSING SILVER (Queen's head). Illustrated and supplied with normal at right.
IanLasoksmith
1964 Shakespeare 1/3 (phos). Unmounted mint single WATERMARK INVERTED. SG 648pWi
1964 Shakespeare 1/3 (phos). Unmounted mint single WATERMARK INVERTED. SG 648pWi.
IanLasoksmith
1973 Christmas 3½p. IMPERFORATE MARGIUNAL BLOCK. SG 948a
An atractive unmounted mint IMPERFORATE positional block of four. A thin irregular line of "roughening" of surface between upper horizontal pair of stamps, as i...
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1973 Christmas 3½p (PVA gum) MISSING BLUE and ROSY MAUVE. SG 948f
Fine unmounted mint marginal single MISSING BLUE and ROSY MAUVE (King's robes, boy's tunic and legging) Illustrated and supplied with normal at right.
IanLasoksmith