Great Britain 1882 £1 brown-lilac Plate 1, SG136 Guyana stamps the Bureau tried to solve

the Bureau tried to solve the problem of paper shrinkage that caused off-center perforations and resulted in a large number of unusable sheets

The document features a fine example of Dean's signature in black ink at the bottom right of the note

but a rare and remarkable assembly

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Jim Lovell (Apollo 13)

Great Britain 1882 £1 brown-lilac Plate 1, SG136 Guyana stamps the Bureau tried to solveRecognised as one of the worlds rarest stamps and one of the finest gems of British philately. The finest quality example we have handled. Great Britain 1882 1 brown lilac Plate 1, white paper, watermark Anchor, perforations 14, SG136. A superb mint example with original gum and lovely fresh colour. The finest example we have ever seen. Recognised as one of the world's rarest stamps and one of the finest gems of British philately. The rarity of this