SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE 1903 6a olive-bistre, variety, (UNUSED) SG19b Swaziland stamps Collins and Charlie Duke recently

Collins and Charlie Duke recently sold at Sotheby's for $62

At the base of the frame is a description of the collection and full provenance is provided within an information pack that accompanies the collection

and his performance of The Star Spangled Banner at Woodstock remains one of the most defining moments in American pop culture history

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with corner gumming intact

SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE 1903 6a olive-bistre, variety, (UNUSED) SG19b Swaziland stamps Collins and Charlie Duke recentlySomaliland Protectorate 1903 6a olive bistre, type 1 overprint at bottom, variety 'SOMAL. LAND' from R6 9 and R7 5, lower panes, SG19b. A brilliant quality mint example with original gum. An extremely rare and unusual variety as a maximum of only 137 possible. The Protectorate Post Office was established on 1 June 1903, when control of British Somaliland was transferred from the Indian Government to the British Foreign Office. The first stamps used