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R6/3-4 and R7/5-6
Tonga 1895 (20 June) ½d on 2½d vermilion (type 12a)
from the folk influenced Space Oddity through to the hugely successful plastic funk of Let’s Dance
Giacomo Puccini (1858 – 1924)
These thumbprint signatures were his way of showing appreciation to fans and well-wishers
India 1852 ½a blue Scinde Dawk, SGS2 Kenya stamps R6/3-4 and R7/5-6India 1852 a blue Scinde Dawk, SGS2. A fine used example with good margins all round, cancelled by indistinct handstamp. A little smudged though the seal is fine with only one or two very minor faults. Way above average quality and free from the usual blemishes and toning. Accompanied with a Royal Philatelic Society Certificate of Authenticity (1989). Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 11,000. Further information: The Scinde Dawk is famous for being the
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