Great Britain 1968 1s6d British Bridges error, SG765a

Great Britain 1968 1s6d British Bridges error, SG765aGreat Britain 1968 1s6d British Bridges error, SG765a. Superb Post Office fresh unmounted mint, with full original gum, example with gold (Queen's head) omitted, offered with a normal example for comparison. A rather unusual error, with the missing gold colour resulting in the Queen's head appearing in sky blue, which is the underlay colour, rather than gold. A scarce and reasonably priced QEII stamp error. Pierron records only 120 known mint

They're often described as a precursor to The Beach Boys

Five-time Grammy Award winner

Batum British Occupation 1919 (27 Nov) 15r on 1k orange

Less than 201 possible and a rarity in this form

These are among the rarest of modern stamps as only 434 sets were sold

In later years he became a Democratic senator

or a postage stamp collector

crowns & urns) omitted

Great Britain 1854 1d red brown plate 185

the National Archives and the British Museum

The overall condition of the book is excellent

and gruesome photographs of the accident scene pictured it amongst the wreckage of her car – leading to an urban myth that she had been decapitated in the car crash