Great Britain: Seaside #219 / VFU / 10p K. G. V

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Great Britain Stamp: 10p K. G. V

SPECIFICATIONS:
     Minkus: Great Britain #291  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Scott: Great Britain #219  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Seaside: Great Britain #219  Perforation: 15 x 14  Colour: Prussian blue
     Denomination: 10p
     Printing Type: photo

Great Britain may be referred to with the following: british.

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This product was last modified on Saturday 06 February, 2010.

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Wilding stamps: Nickname for British 1952 stamps with portrait of Queen Elizabeth II by Dorothy Wilding.
Besættelse, Graesk: (Danish) Greek occupation.
Fractured FDC: Covers with additional markings that proved they passed through the mail.
Blyszczacy(o): Glossy (as referencing the color of a postage stamp).
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STG: Thailand 1932-43
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Unique: No other stamp like it.
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HB: Auction ^fhardbound}.
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Veglia: Now Krk, island in Adriatic Sea off coast of Yugoslavia; 1918-pre: Austrian territory, 1918: overprint on stamps of Fiume, Italian occupation; see Fiume, 1920: became part of Yugoslavia, name changed to Krk.
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