SOUTH AFRICA 1913-24 10s deep blue and olive green, SG16

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SOUTH AFRICA 1913-24 10s deep blue and olive green, SG16South Africa 1913 24 King George V 10s deep blue and olive green, SG16. A fine mint example with large part original gum. The Union of South Africa was established in 1910, combining the former British colonies of Cape of Good Hope, Natal, Orange Free State and Transvaal. It was three years later before the first set of definitive stamps of the Union were issued in 1913, inscribed with the name of the new country. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44

XII behind

He ran a bold military campaign and is credited with bringing the conflict to a relatively swift conclusion

A very fine used example lettered KB

well-centred example

Alabama in 1956

A stunning example of the spectacular Maltese cross illustrated on page 82 of Danzig & Goldsmith and page 145 of Rockoff & Jackson

The history of price appreciation of the collection can be tracked back to 1954 and shows an average annual compound growth rate of 9% over the past 66 years

Born into humble beginnings

such as meritocracy

These surface-printed stamps were produced by the printers

A collection of documents relating to two performances by Jerry Lee Lewis’ (1935- ) at Colston Hall in Bristol

The sum is £37

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