PALESTINE 1921 9p ochre, SG55

PALESTINE 1921 9p ochre, SG55Palestine 1921 9p ochre, type 6a overprint (Arabic 10mm, Arabic and Hebrew sharp), SG55. A fine mint example with original gum. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 75. This stamp, first issued in 1920, caused significant controversy. As Palestine was under the civil administration of British Mandate of Palestine, it issued stamps bearing three official languages: English, Arab and Hebrew. Local Jews and Arabs lobbied the British about the overprint

position 4 of the setting

compound perforations 11½

each stamp with a 'British Postal Museum and Archives' handstamp on reverse

Bermuda 1935 Silver Jubilee 1s slate and purple

· A London 2012 Olympic torch lantern

perfectly centred unmounted mint full original gum right hand marginal horizontal pair printed by De La Rue

Great Britain 1851 2d Violet blue (Thicker lavender tinted paper) Plate 4

This autographed photo of Kinski measures 10 x 8 inches

A fresh well centred example with large part original gum

for use as printer's samples

Corner crease at lower left of JA

Long Island 1916 2½d black