GIBRALTAR 1855 soldier's cover

GIBRALTAR 1855 soldier's coverGibraltar 1855 (MY 20) soldier's cover 'From Benjm White 2nd Class Driver 45 G Division Land Transport Corps Gibraltar' to his wife in Bristol, countersigned by Commanding Officer, rated '1' (concessionary rate) in red M S, with blue despatch circular date stamp and red London transit date stamp on face. Bristol arrival backstamp of 'JU 5 1855'. A very fine quality piece of postal history and, despite some minor soiling, rare in this condition for a

Great Britain 1878 £1 Brown Lilac plate 1

A very fine positional multiple with lovely fresh colour and original gum

struck from rusty dies

It is the best quality example I know of with fresh colour

Pat Phoenix

a 2d trial with blank corner letters (DP43) from the small trial plate of twelve and two 1d pink envelope overprinted "SPECIMEN" in red

and his last concert ever to be filmed

Brilliant mint quality with large part original gum

written in capital letters

The starting line up for the Wales match was the same as that for the 1966 World Cup Final between England and Germany earlier that year

A very important piece of early British postal history of exhibition quality

blue-green