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BUY FOUR ITEMS - £75.00 POSTFREE

BUY ANY FIVE ITEMS - £92.50 POSTFREE

BUY ANY SIX ITEMS - £110 POSTFREE

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If you have wanted to add some early Victorian high values to your collection at affordable prices, this is maybe one for you. The 2/6 or 5/- issues of 1883 are lovely stamps to own, and you can choose either or both for just £19.95 each. The 2/6 catalogues £140, and the 5/ a weighty £200, and stamps supplied will be good used of a grade akin to that illustrated. Please tick the appropriate boxes on the order form so that we know whether you want the 2/6, the 5/- or both! Stock is limited, which is not altogether surprising given the attraction of the offer!

 

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Last summer we made a massive rod for own back when we first gave readers the chance to add either or both of these stamps to their collection. We completely underestimated the interest and were swamped. We've left it a good while longer to amass a fresh stock. Stamps supplied will be sound used, or possibly with minor imperfections if the stamp is of above average appearance. The 2/6 catalogues at £140, and the 5/- at £180. These are offered at £19.95 for either stamp, or choose both and save yourself the postage!

 
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The Seahorse stamps first issued in 1913 are some of the most sought after of all British issues. They were printed in several different formats and these include the last set issued in 1934 known as the re-engraved issues. These are readily discernible from their predecessors as the back ground portrait contains a distinctive cross hatching of both horizontal and diagonal lines. These 3 stamps catalogue £180, and we are able to offer them as a triple lot, ie £57.50 post free, in sound used condition. We only have 30 available, and strongly recommend you respond promptly to this offer.

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1951 Festival High Values: This offer comprises the 1951 Festival High value set of four stamps SG 509/12 which catalogue £95. We have offered these used before and can now offer their mint counterparts. These will be supplied mounted mint, ie with hinge marks. A very attractive set recess printed with a high level of detail. This set is always popular and we anticipate a sell out. This offer represents 2 selections, 1951 Festival High values set mint £39.90.

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Waterlow High values. Into the QEII period for this offer with the very first Elizabethan high values issued in 1955. These are the well known Castles design. There have in fact been 4 different sets of these stamps due to printer / watermark changes. The 1955 Waterlow set is always difficult and catalogues £225 (SG536/9). Unmounted mint sell for a very high percentage of catalogue, what we are able to offer is a set which has been previously hinged at a very competitive price. Please note this offer represents 4 selections. 1955 Waterlow high values set mint for £75.

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1st De La Rue High Values used, this offer complements the previous one. In 1958 the contract for printing the predecimal Castle high value stamps passed to De La Rue. To serious collectors, these De la Rue printings can be split into 1st and 2nd printings. This offer comprises the 1st de La Rue set of 4 stamps good used. These stamps SG 536a/9a catalogue £65 and are much less prevalent than the two subsequent printings. 1st De la Rue Castle High values set used for £19.95

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This is another High Value castles offer. The Waterlows which we offered in October (still available if you missed it then) are nicely complemented by the 1959, 2nd De La Rue set. This is SG 595/598, and the catalogue value is a chunky £180. We are offering this in both mint and used condition, a total of 8 stamps. The mint is hinged, and the used is sound and the catalogue value is a shade under £200 in total. This is packaged as a multiple offer of 4 lots at £75 post free.

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The 1977 High Values created a flurry of interest as they included the first £5 for over 100 years - which makes you wonder what the Victorians made of the £5 Orange! These regal looking stamps replaced the previous high values, which had been in circulation for over 20 years. We offer the original set of 3, consisting of the £1, £2 and £5 values for £19.95 and/or the later parcel values, as a separate item as seen on the right of the text also for £19.95. Buy both for £39.90 and save the postage!

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