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A very fine used example of this scarce watermark variety lettered GG
It will make an intriguing addition to any royal memorabilia collection
Accompanied with a 2014 British Philatelic Association (BPA) Certificate of Authenticity
It relates to 'a piece or parcel of land or garden ground containing by estimation eight acres and sixteen perches or thereabouts as now stumped off formerly woodland part of a piece of land formerly called or known by the name of "Seeming Ruff" but now called "Scrubby Bushes" situate lying and being at or near a certain place called Gads Hill in the Parish of Higham in the County of Kent
tied to a clean entire (dated internally April 22nd 1841) by the finest known example of the solid (debis filled) Maltese Cross of Knighton
Great Britain 1913 £1 Green "Seahorses", SG403 Indian States stamps A very fine used exampleGreat Britain 1913 1 Green "Seahorses", SG403. A very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum. Well centred example printed by Waterlow and with lovely vibrant colour. A very scarce example of the high value Seahorses issue in this top condition grade. The intricacy of the design of the Seahorse stamp issue is the credit of the renowned Australian sculptor, Bertram Mackennal. The most famous stamp collector at the time (King George V)