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it soon became worn and was the first plate of the issue to be destroyed
a Member of Parliament and was a major financier to the crown - an extremely influential figure
A hugely rare cricket cover from a 1992 match between the Royal Household Cricket Club and the Vic Lewis Cricket Club
Also featured is a blank marriage certificate signed by fellow “priest” Peter Dickson
Madagascar 1886 4d rose, "POSTAGE" variety, SG43a Tristan da Cunha stamps incuse hair curl to rightMadagascar (British) 1886 4d rose, "POSTAGE" 24mm long, with stop after value, printing variety WITHOUT HANDSTAMP, SG43a. A very fine unused example with fresh colour, complete roulettes and corner gumming intact. This variety is among the rarest of all British Consular Mail issues in Madagascar. It (without handstamp) was originally considered a printers waste or essay by some early philatelists, but is now recognised by Stanley Gibbons as a