NAURU 1916-23 ½d yellow-green variety, SG1a july update She remains Britain's longest-reigning monarch

She remains Britain's longest-reigning monarch

New Zealand 1915-30 4d bright violet

green and black 20th International Geographical Congress

Both letters are written in Dodgson's trademark violet ink

1s with positional guide mark)

NAURU 1916-23 ½d yellow-green variety, SG1a july update She remains Britain's longest-reigning monarchNauru 1916 23 d yellow green, type 1 overprint, horizontal strip of 3, the centre stamp showing variety 'NAUP. U' from 'I16' printing, R6 2, SG1a. A very fine mint strip of 3 with original gum. Most pleasingly, the variety is unmounted mint. R6 3 shows constant broken 'N'. A very scarce variety of the first British stamps overprinted 'NAURU". Nauru was occupied by Australian forces following the outbreak of World War I. During this time, Australian