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38 fine used
the Roman goddess of growing plants which was meant to symbolise the rise of the newly formed republic
The stamps issued throughout 1890-1923 are all inscribed "British South Africa Company"
and then perforated by De La Rue to give them the appearance of genuine issued stamps
A very fine mint set with large part original gum and lovely fresh colours
Great Britain 1913 9d Agate imprimatur, SG392var Ceylon stamps 38 fine usedGreat Britain 1913 9d Agate imprimatur, SG392var. A superb unmounted mint, with full original gum, left hand marginal imperforate imprimatur from the Post Office registration sheet with "NPM Imprimatur" handstamp on reverse. Very rare, only two single examples and a block of four were released from the museum. An extremely rare King George V "Profile Head issue" imprimatur from the first approved printing sheet. Provenance: Ex. National Postal Museum
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