SEYCHELLES 1902 45c on 2r25 bright mauve and green variety, SG45a King George VI stamps Some of the more sophisticated

Some of the more sophisticated forgeries require the use of highly specialised equipment

The strength and humour of her writing also clearly shines through

France were almost 9 years behind the British in issuing their first stamp with the Ceres issue on January 1st

and now extremely scarce in this positional form

Very scarce as only 489 possible examples

SEYCHELLES 1902 45c on 2r25 bright mauve and green variety, SG45a King George VI stamps Some of the more sophisticatedSeychelles 1902 45c on 2r25 bright mauve and green, type 5 surcharge, variety 'Narrow 5 in 45' from R4 1 of the setting, SG45a. A fine mint example with original gum. Toned gum, as often seen, but of good appearance in all other respects. A particularly rare variety as there are only a maximum of 200 examples possible. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 180. ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE > SELL ONE OF THESE >