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Great Britain 1915 2s6d blackish brown "Seahorse", SG408varGreat Britain 1915 2s6d blackish brown "Seahorse", SG408var. A very fine and fresh unmounted original gum block of four printed by De La Rue, bearing the usual off white gum on reverse not detracting in any way from this very rare multiple of this difficult shade to find. GB Specialised Catalogue No: N64(14). Accompanied with a 1990 Royal Philatelic Society (RPS) certificate of authenticity. SG Catalogue Value: 9,600+. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone

Very rare being one of only 17 possible examples

1970 aged 27

This is the bottom half of a letter Admiral Nelson sent to Captain William G Rutherford (commander of the HMS Swiftsure) in June 1805

and the shorelines in the South of France – perhaps including this very scene - were amongst his most popular subjects

These days much of his time is spent writing hits for other acts

A very fine unmounted original gum top left hand corner marginal horizontal pair lettered K1-KJ

The text "For Alistair

A wonderful signed photograph of singing sensation The Carpenters measuring 8x10"

He had no patience for the arcane rules of court life and embarked on a romantic relationship with twice-divorced American socialite Wallis Simpson

The Dowager Empress stamps were the very first commemorative stamps issued by China

It relates to 'a piece or parcel of land or garden ground containing by estimation eight acres and sixteen perches or thereabouts as now stumped off formerly woodland part of a piece of land formerly called or known by the name of "Seeming Ruff" but now called "Scrubby Bushes" situate lying and being at or near a certain place called Gads Hill in the Parish of Higham in the County of Kent

These first issues of 1862 included seven values

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