Describe what you collect in ordinary language, or search by country, date, Stanley Gibbons reference, description and classification. The rows of holes or cuts between stamps that allow them to be separated; measurements describe the spacing of those perforations. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue reference used to identify and catalogue stamps. The catalogue value quoted from Stanley Gibbons. It is not the same as the UPA auction estimate or a guaranteed selling price. A mint stamp showing only light evidence of previous mounting or hinging. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue reference used to identify and catalogue stamps. The catalogue value quoted from Stanley Gibbons. It is not the same as the UPA auction estimate or a guaranteed selling price. The rows of holes or cuts between stamps that allow them to be separated; measurements describe the spacing of those perforations. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue reference used to identify and catalogue stamps. The catalogue value quoted from Stanley Gibbons. It is not the same as the UPA auction estimate or a guaranteed selling price. The rows of holes or cuts between stamps that allow them to be separated; measurements describe the spacing of those perforations. A stamp produced without perforations separating it from adjoining stamps. The rows of holes or cuts between stamps that allow them to be separated; measurements describe the spacing of those perforations.
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Lot 3242
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Lot 3244
British Guiana CC
Related lotRelated to Lot 3243 · Same country / area · Similar period · Same classification
Mint and used collection on leaves(few 100s) including a good range of early Ship types with shade and perf vars, 1888-89 Inland Revenue ovptd set to 40c mint, 1889 Ship set to 96c plus some shades mint, ditto used set, 1898 Pictorial set mint, 1913-21 MCA set mint and used, 1931 Pictorial set used, 1934 Pictorial set ex 6c mint, 1935 RSJ set mint and used, 1938-52 set mint and used, 1948 RSW set mint and used, condition a little mixed on early issues, later mainly fine
Philatelic terms
perf — Perforation
General philatelic guidance — separate from the UPA catalogue description.