PAKISTAN 1948-56 2½a green 'Lloyds Barrage' Proof, SG30

PAKISTAN 1948-56 2½a green 'Lloyds Barrage' Proof, SG30850. 00 Pakistan 1948 56 2a green 'Lloyds Barrage', IMPERFORATE lower left corner block of 16 (8x2) with plate number '1' and printers, De La Rue imprint, SG30. A very fine unmounted mint corner block with full original gum. An important and highly attractive positional multiple and unique in this form. This attractive pictorial stamp features Lloyd Barrage, which was built during the British Raj from 1923 to 1932. It is the pride of Pakistans

SG209b horizontal pair

A charismatic leader

The left stamp includes the ERROR "Inverted r" (in conjunction with "Daun's capital Z" and thick sans-serif first "a" as always)

A superb unmounted mint example with full original gum of this scarce watermark variety printed by De La Rue

with some light toning

One faintly toned perforation tip mentioned purely for accuracy

then a further seven strips in combinations of 2

Sgt John Murray initially trained as a rear gunner in the RAF as part of No

1973 edition of Newsweek featuring a dedicated autograph from cover star Charlie Chaplin

Uncirculated and graded 80 by London Coins Grading Service and in their holder ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE >

Diana Spencer"

A superb unused original gum imperforate example lettered CF of one of the most striking and popular of Queen Victorian surface printed issues