Madagascar 1886 4d rose, "POSTAGE" variety, SG43a

Madagascar 1886 4d rose, "POSTAGE" variety, SG43aMadagascar (British) 1886 4d rose, "POSTAGE" 24mm long, with stop after value, printing variety WITHOUT HANDSTAMP, SG43a. A very fine unused example with fresh colour, complete roulettes and corner gumming intact. This variety is among the rarest of all British Consular Mail issues in Madagascar. It (without handstamp) was originally considered a printers waste or essay by some early philatelists, but is now recognised by Stanley Gibbons as a

endorsed at top "W/19" and "Light Brown" at foot

or for a newly experienced familiarity in the approach to royalty

The growth in the middle-class bracket of society with 2 billion further people expected to enter that bracket by 2030

Also a London paquebot transit circular date stamp dated '26 JU 29' at the upper right

that they shall be victualled the same as the respective ships companies

Perhaps McQueen was treating himself to celebrate his recent success

A touching handwritten love letter by one of the most legendary outlaws of the Old West

neatly cancelled by red Maltese Crosses

Henry won the throne when he defeated Richard Ill at the Battle of Bosworth Field

as we know

Hendrix's music continues to influence generations of musicians almost 50 years after it was recorded

Some minor gum disturbance