NYASALAND 1921-33 2s6d black and carmine-red/pale blue variety, SG110e Palestine stamps VERTICAL PAIR ERROR IMPERFORATE BETWEEN

VERTICAL PAIR ERROR IMPERFORATE BETWEEN

but Icarus flew too high and fell to his death

Unused with fresh colour and intact roulettes on both sides

but it was too late to prevent the incorrect coloured stamp from being used

NYASALAND 1921-33 2s6d black and carmine-red/pale blue variety, SG110e Palestine stamps VERTICAL PAIR ERROR IMPERFORATE BETWEENNyasaland 1921 33 2s6d black and carmine red pale blue, Script watermark, variety 'Break in lines below left scroll' (R4 9), SG110e. A very fine mint example with original gum. The King George V stamps of Nyasaland are particularly interesting to collectors because of the wide range of constant printing plate flaws which exist. Great Britain declared British Central Africa a protectorate in 1891 and started to issue postage stamps. In 1908, the