GB KING GEORGE V 1913-34, SEAHORSE 2'6s SEPIA-BROWN SG399, Type A, USED
Store/COLLECTIONS/STAMPS/GREAT BRITAIN/GB KING GEORGE V Stamps 1910-1936 (SG 321 - SG 456a)/GB King George V SEAHORSES 1913, Waterlow Bros & L (SG 399 - SG 404)/GB KING GEORGE V 2s6d Dp Sepia-Brown (P. 11x12), W110, 1913, (SG 399)
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UPC: 46713511000010
Reference: 1125987722
Series: KING GEORGE V, SEAHORSES
Themes: CROWNS, KINGS & QUEENS, ANIMALS
Michel: GB 185
Stanley Gibbons: GB 399
Sassone: GB 221
Yvert: GB 197
Issued Date: 10.12.1913
Format: STAMP
Emission: DEFINITIVE
Perforation: COMB 11 x 12
Printing: RECESS
Printed in Total: n/a
Printed by: WATERLOW BROS & LAYTONS
Size: 44 x 28cm
Face Value: 2s6d
Colours: DEEP SEPIA BROWN
Colour Shade: N/A
Type: A
Variants: FEW KNOWN
Variants I: BACKGROUND BEHIND PORTRAIT HORIZONTAL LINES ONLY
Variants II: COMPLETE VISOR
Errors: FEW KNOWN
Watermarks: SINGLE CYPHER GvR
Other Remarks: GUM ARABIC
Attest: N/A
Attest Completed by: N/A
Certificate Enclosed/Attached: NO
Catalogue Value: £150.00 +35%
Recommended Selling Price: PERSONAL CHOICE
Reserve Price: PERSONAL CHOICE
Payment on Instalments: N/A
Owner's Details: 007CFC
Supplier: M&M
Commission: NO COMMISION
eBay & other platforms №.: NOT ON eBay, NOT ON OTHER SELLING PLACES
Postage Reference: FREE POSTAGE, TRACKING AVAILABLE
Guarantee: NO RETURN, NO REFUND (money from sale goes for the foundation/charity).
Part/Ex: NO
Cancel Post Office: UNIDENTIFIED
Cancel Type: HANDSTAMPED
% from the sale for the Foundation/Charity: 100% CANCER RESEARCH
Foundation/Charity name: THE KOS FOUNDATION
Foundation/Charity link: >>> http://thekosfoundation.online/
Commentary I: HEIGHT 22.6mm
Commentary II: GUTTER 3-9-4.2
Commentary III: PERFORATION HOLES RATHER SMALLER
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