The Avery Collection of the Postage Stamps of the World
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in black on 2a. yellow (wmk. Elephant's Head) is represented both unused and used. The 30c. claret and 96c. grey (wmk.
Crown C.C.) are both shewn unused.
In a fairly extensive collection of the stamps overprinted for the various Native States, it is difficult to select items for special mention without entering upon a mere catalogue. The very rare ic. yellow and 4c. rose of the 1881-83 issue of Sungei Ujong are, however, worth special mention.
Tasmania.
The crude first stamps of " \"an Diemen's... Land," and, indeed, the whole of the issues of this colony, fill a very fine album. The first id. is here in a reconstructed sheet and a number of duplicates, and four unused. There is also a good show of the 4d.
of the same period. The later stamps include some of the rare perforation and roulette varieties.
GREAT BRITAIN and COLONIES. ^s T RANSVAAL.
Here we have a very nice lot, but not calling for notable mention, except, perhaps, the fine block of four, used, of the V.R. red and the i(^^e beche pair of the i/- unused.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in black on 2a. yellow (wmk. Elephant's Head) is represented both unused and used. The 30c. claret and 96c. grey (wmk.
Crown C.C.) are both shewn unused.
In a fairly extensive collection of the stamps overprinted for the various Native States, it is difficult to select items for special mention without entering upon a mere catalogue. The very rare ic. yellow and 4c. rose of the 1881-83 issue of Sungei Ujong are, however, worth special mention.
Tasmania.
The crude first stamps of " \"an Diemen's... Land," and, indeed, the whole of the issues of this colony, fill a very fine album. The first id. is here in a reconstructed sheet and a number of duplicates, and four unused. There is also a good show of the 4d.
of the same period. The later stamps include some of the rare perforation and roulette varieties.
GREAT BRITAIN and COLONIES. ^s T RANSVAAL.
Here we have a very nice lot, but not calling for notable mention, except, perhaps, the fine block of four, used, of the V.R. red and the i(^^e beche pair of the i/- unused.
What to read after The Avery Collection of the Postage Stamps of the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peckitt, W. H to read onlineMoreLess
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