Great Britain 1867 10d Pale red-brown Plate 1 SG113s Northern Rhodesia stamps its sequel Through the Looking-Glass

its sequel Through the Looking-Glass (1871)

His refusal to fight in Vietnam in 1966 saw him stripped of his titles and banned from boxing

Frank James feared for his own life and surrendered to the authorities

They have enjoyed eight UK #1s and continue to sell out tours around the world

Maltby was killed a few months later during Operation Garlic

Great Britain 1867 10d Pale red-brown Plate 1 SG113s Northern Rhodesia stamps its sequel Through the Looking-GlassGreat Britain 1867 10d Pale red brown Plate 1, SG113s. The 10d value was introduced for prepayment of postage to India, Mauritius and Australia via Marseilles. The rate was changed in 1870 meaning there was little demand for the 10d stamp and it was withdrawn in 1877. Specimen stamps were used as reference by post masters to identify valid stamps and avoid forgeries. This sheet of 20 specimen stamps is extremely scarce. It is a very fine and fresh