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Gibraltar 1918 ½d green
as the new definitive stamp plates with the portrait of King Edward VII were not used until 1903
Jamaica was previously named by its first inhabitants as Xaymaca meaning 'land of wood and water' given because of its rich vegetation and majestic rivers and coastal waters
proving that the 2a in this group is the only possible survivor from the original three)
handwritten and signed by the song's author Samuel Francis Smith
Great Britain 1860 1½d Rosy mauve Plate 1, SG53a Saudi Arabia stamps Gibraltar 1918 ½d greenGreat Britain 1860 1d Rosy mauve Plate 1, SG53a. Very fine and fresh unused original gum example lettered IE, lovely colour and a lovely example of this rare stamp that was prepared for use but never issued. A key Queen Victorian stamp rarity. Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via email info@paulfrasercollectibles. com
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