RHODESIA 1913-22 £1 black and purple, SG242 Burma stamps Fine quality used examples and

Fine quality used examples and scarce commercial usages of multiples

several clues indicate that this item emanates from Uganda

upper right corner plate '2' and imprint block of 4

after Nelson appointed him to the position during the blockade of Toulon

and was acquitted in both cases

RHODESIA 1913-22 £1 black and purple, SG242 Burma stamps Fine quality used examples andRhodesia 1913 22 1 black and purple, head die II, perforations 14, SG242. A brilliant quality mint example with large part original gum. A very difficult stamp to find in this condition. The "Admiral" issues feature King George V in his Admiral of the Fleet uniform. Rhodesia, named after Cecil Rhodes, the founder of the British South Africa Company, joined the South African Postal Union on 1 August 1892. At this point, its stamps became valid for