ASCENSION 1946 Victory 2d and 4d (SPECIMEN), SG48s/9s

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ASCENSION 1946 Victory 2d and 4d (SPECIMEN), SG48s/9sAscension 1946 Victory 2d and 4d, perforated 'SPECIMEN' (type D21), SG48s 9s. Very fine and fresh mint examples with original gum. A few slightly shortish perforations, trivial to overall quality. Accompanied with an Cruttenden expertisation opinion (2012). The Victory stamps were issued in 1946 to celebrate the return to peace at the end of World War II. The designs feature a view of the Thames River in London, with a view of the Parliament buildings

downwards in dripping

Newfoundland

It was Ali's first step towards reclaiming his title

the length and historical significance of the present item elevate it to a level of unusual importance

In the 1950s

and his timeless masculinity means he remains highly popular almost 40 years after his death

These stamps were issued to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the founding of Quebec by Samuel de Champlain in 1608

Very scarce in this positional form and of such exceptional quality

surrounding commencing at lower left

On the night Mansfield died she was wearing one of those wigs

the Mirettes and John Rowles

When JFK was assassinated in 1963