Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow-green error, SG161/a Autographs & Signatures part uncut booklet sheet of

part uncut booklet sheet of 104 (8x13) including 48 vertical tete-beche pairs (of which half are interpane)

have ensured that she remains a globally iconic figure to this day

Black and brown trials with clear British Philatelic Association certificate of authenticity (1964)

which led to the introduction of sterilisation and hand washing in hospitals

Seychelles 1952 15c deep yellow-green error, SG161/a Autographs & Signatures part uncut booklet sheet ofSeychelles 1952 15c deep yellow green 'Fishing Pirogue' error, SG161 a. A fresh unmounted mint block of 15 (5x3) with full original gum, being the top three rows of a sheet with full margins, showing watermark error w9a 'CROWN MISSING' on R2 3 (the centre stamp). A rarity in this fully positional form. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 900+. This was the first King George VI set issued by the Seychelles and deviated from the tradition of previous