Orson Welles twice-signed handwritten letter Jamaica stamps A very fine cut close

A very fine cut close example printed in black on thin card

A very fine unused example with original gum cut to stamp size and printed on crown watermarked (Sideways) paper

'Second Anniversary of Victory over Japan'

The stamp features Muhammad Mahabat Khanji III who was the last ruling Nawab of Junagadh of the princely state of Junagadh in British India from 1911 to 1948

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Orson Welles twice-signed handwritten letter Jamaica stamps A very fine cut closeA twice signed Orson Welles handwritten letter dated April 30 on a single sheet of 'Mercury Theatre' headed paper. Accompanied with the original mailing envelope, postmarked from New York on May 6, 1938. Welles addresses the letter to a Mrs Levy, and writes in part: Dear Mrs Levy, I am inhumanely busy these days and accordingly this letter is inhumanely short. I do want to tell you though how much your letter meant to me. He concludes affectionately