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Great Britain 1884 5s rose, SG176Great Britain 1884 5s rose, blued paper, watermark Anchor, perforations 14, SG176. A superb mint example with original gum and vibrant colour. A very difficult to find classic Victorian stamp. The 5 shilling rose is notoriously difficult to find on blued paper. The later issue on white paper is much easier to find and of significantly less value. Accompanied with a 2017 Brandon Certificate of Authenticity. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 12,500.

first Duke of Northumberland and others

A very scarce printing variety and most challenging to find without material condition flaws

A rare and splendid multiple

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is £104+

There's a slight chip to the top left inside edge of the frame

The first two are unused without gum

with its iconic lightning bolt cover

It features the same artwork as the first book in the series

A Very fine used example lettered AL

A rare and superb quality example from the first approved printing sheet

All letters are mounted in a modern-day scrapbook

This is an ink portrait of Charlie Chaplin in character as the Tramp by the Danish artist Carl Werner Skogholm