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Great Britain 1951 2s6d-£1 "Festival" High values, SG509/12Great Britain King George VI 1951 2s6d 1 "Festival" High values, SG509 12. A very fine unmounted mint, with full original gum, set of four. A beautifully designed set of King George VI stamps. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue price is 100. This beautifully designed set of King George VI high value stamps was issued on 3 May 1951 to celebrate the centenary of the Great Exhibition of 1851. The Festival of Britain in 1951 aimed to illustrate the British

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the autograph marked in bold black felt tip pen

Winnie-the-Pooh remains one of the best-loved children’s characters ever created

In the mid 1850s

and a number of commendable administrative

lettered AL

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perforate 'SPECIMEN' (type D21)

The GB Specialised catalogue price is £1

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On creator Barry Appleby’s death in 1996

An important rarity in GB philately

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