Jamaica 1921 6d red and blue-green 'Abolition of Slavery'

Jamaica 1921 6d red and blue-green 'Abolition of Slavery'Jamaica 1921 6d red and blue green 'Abolition of Slavery', SG91s, sideways Script watermark, overprint 'SPECIMEN' (reading downwards). Brilliant unmounted mint example with full original gum. A wonderfully fresh example and very scarce in this condition. This famous stamp was prepared for use but not issued for political reasons. Free global delivery. 28 day returns. ALERT ME WHEN ANOTHER IS AVAILABLE > SELL ONE OF THESE >

A lovely stamp

GB Specialised Catalogue Number: M56(1)

the 1983 letter reads:

The Gambols comic strip by Barry Appleby

Guaranteed authentic hair from Willem Dafoe

A Golden Globe and Emmy winning British Soap Legend

it’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) for which she is best known

with his regular speeches and broadcasts inspiring resistance against Adolf Hitler during the darkest days of the conflict

worn and signed by the greatest cowboy in cinema history

That's five months before the Battle of Trafalgar

the preferred home of the royal family

Ali was also a passionate anti-war campaigner and an advocate for the Civil Rights Movement