SWAZILAND 1968 Independence 1c yellow-orange and black, variety, SG143w

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SWAZILAND 1968 Independence 1c yellow-orange and black, variety, SG143wSwaziland 1968 Independence 1c yellow orange and black, type 42 overprint, variety WATERMARK INVERTED, right corner block of 4, SG143w. A very fine unmounted mint block with full original gum. A scarce variety in this positional form as a multiple. Swaziland gained independence on 6 September 1968 and its name changed to Eswatini in April 2018. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 200++. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via email

Lagos became part of the Southern Nigeria Protectorate which then itself became part of modern Nigeria in 1914

short perforations

The quality of this example is far above average for this major rarity

A fine mint example with lovely colour and with original gum and only a trace of a mark from a previous stamp hinge

The spoons and fork are approximately 6½" in length

SG Catalogue price is £28

Later that year they’d take on their first tour of the US

A very fine used close to very large four margin horizontal strip of six lettered OA-OF

A very fine and fresh mint pair with original gum

Great Britain 1901 10s die proof

10th January Castro to Natty

Focas enjoyed good relations with Rome