An extremely rare and attractive imprimatur block from the British Postal Museum Archives.
This 1953 (31st August) Wilding 2d Red-Brown (watermark Tudor Crown) is a top sheet-marginal block of four, imperforate and tete-beche, comprising imprimaturs hand-stamped BPMA on the reverse and originating from the British Postal Museum Archives. Extremely rare and attractive, with just five pairs released, it is offered here in Post Office fresh unmounted mint condition as a distinguished piece for the advanced Wilding collector.
SG596ab
£1,250.00
SG579a
£4,950.00
SG596ab
£1,250.00
SG545a
£2,500.00
SG575lc
£4,250.00We Accept Payment By All Major Credit Cards (via. Our Secure WorldPay Payment Link)
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