MALAYA JAPANESE OCCUPATION 1942 Trengganu 3c chestnut, SGJ100 Malaysia and Malaysian States stamps Henry VIII is recognised globally

Henry VIII is recognised globally due to his role in the historically important changes to religion and his somewhat unorthodox approach to marriage

Following Lindbergh and the Spirit’s triumphant return

Benefits further from brilliant original gum

The coin has become known as the 'military guinea' and was the last guinea to be struck

MALAYA JAPANESE OCCUPATION 1942 Trengganu 3c chestnut, SGJ100 Malaysia and Malaysian States stamps Henry VIII is recognised globallyMalaya Japanese Occupation 1942 (Sept) Trengganu 3c chestnut (ordinary paper), SGJ100. A fine quality lightly used example with part circular date stamp. Faint bend and natural perforation irregularities do not detract from overall fine condition. Malaya was gradually occupied by the Japanese between 8 December 1941 and the Allied surrender at Singapore on 16 February 1942. The Japanese remained in occupation until their surrender to the Allies in