Great Britain George III (1760-1820) Guinea 1788, Fifth Head

Great Britain George III (1760-1820) Guinea 1788, Fifth HeadGreat Britain King George III (1760 1820) Guinea, 1788, fifth laureate head right. Obverse: Latin legend reads GEORGIVS III DEI GRATIA. Reverse: Spade shaped crowned quartered shield of arms, seven strings to Irish harp, date below, legend surrounds MBF ET H REX FD BET L D S R I A T ET E. The first year of the fifth head guinea run which came to an end in 1799. This date is also offered in a very rare proof issue (cf., W&R 102 104, pp 147 149 designed

St Helena 1935 Silver Jubilee 2d ultramarine and grey

The Paris is an ocean liner that caught fire in April 1939

and is credited with introducing the eucalyptus

Superb used example lettered EF

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either being too close together or too far apart

This menu card from Club Cartagena details the menu options for a banquet held in honour of Lindbergh

A superb unmounted mint right hand marginal set of three imperforate imprimaturs with full original gum (5p value in se-tenant pair) each with a "BPMA" handstamp on reverse

Very fine used example sheet from Worsley to Grasmere

The second side features four individual sketches

before it was despatched to New Zealand

A very rare King George V die proof