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The Indian Convention States stamp issues are the result of a series of postal conventions agreed between the Imperial Government and the various state administrations
The most accepted views are that a harder substance than wax was used to fill the grooves or the area was completely ground away on the printing plate
Fresh mint quality and unmounted with full original gum (except lower right stamp with small disturbance
from vignette plate "3" showing variety "Lightning conductor" (R2/5)
An extremely scarce used example with this postal cancellation
Great Britain 1840 1d black Plate 8, SG2 Sierra Leone stamps The Indian Convention States stampGreat Britain 1840 1d black Plate 8, SG2. A superb unmounted mint, with full original gum, four margin pair lettered 'LB LC', beautiful deep impression and pristine gum. A very rare multiple in this quality. It is most certainly one of the finest pairs of the world's first postage stamp we have ever handled. A very difficult printing plate to find in mint condition, never mind unmounted mint as a pair! Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 45,000. Plate 8
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