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SEYCHELLES 1938-49 30c carmine, SG142Seychelles 1938 49 30c carmine, "Giant Tortoise", right marginal block of 4, SG142. A fresh and fine unmounted mint positional block with full original gum. The upper left stamp shows small wrinkles, which does not detract from what is a scarce and highly attractive quality positional piece. This stamp comes from the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the tradition of previous stamps which merely portrayed the British

Exceedingly rare as only 250 pairs existed

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue price is £2

Jeremy Sinden

This Café Chambord guest book includes numerous signatures

This beautifully designed set of King George VI high value stamps was issued on 3 May 1951 to celebrate the centenary of the Great Exhibition of 1851

perforations 14 (comb)

An ex Stanley Gibbons stock item with a Catalogue value of £7500

were firmly established across Europe during Napoleon's reign

mostly Doherty's own

George III Authentic Hair - The "Mad" King

showing varieties 'small 'F' in 'FRENCH' (R5/1)

imperforate with large to very large margins