Great Britain 1854 6d Dull lilac (watermark reversed), SG59

Great Britain 1854 6d Dull lilac (watermark reversed), SG59An exceptional quality rare multiple of the 6d embossed stamp. Great Britain 1854 6d Dull lilac (watermark reversed), SG59. Exceptionally fine and fresh unused original gum four margin vertical pair. Lovely fresh colour and greenish gum. Embossed postage stamps from Great Britain were issued during the reign of Queen Victoria and were only in issue for a short period between 1847 and 1854. The 6d stamp covered the rate to Belgium. The 6d stamp is

motion picture camera and the first practical light bulb

Possibly ten pairs existed

A good collectable example of this popular stamp

Henry VIII is also remembered as "one of the most charismatic rulers to sit on the throne of England"

"Thank you very much for writing me such a lovely letter

It was filmed with non-professional actors

Finally on August 15

The card has been signed and inscribed by Diana:

returning on September 7 for several days rest as part of his US tour funded by Harry Guggenheim

and replaced with a facsimile

religious tolerance

The edge of the card is decorated with thin lines of red and blue