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Catalogue closes October 6, 2026
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Related lotRelated to Lot 21337 · Same country / area · Related period · Same classification
KGVI: Full set of 21v, ½d to 20s, wmk MSCA, perf 12½. Plus ½d chocolate perf 12½x14 & 1d chocolate. Mix of UM and mint with h/r (large format all with h/r). 20s is heavily toned and not included in estimate.
Philatelic terms
UM — Unmounted Mint
A mint stamp with original gum that has not been mounted or hinged.
SG — Stanley Gibbons
The Stanley Gibbons catalogue reference used to identify and catalogue stamps.
SG value — Stanley Gibbons catalogue value
The catalogue value quoted from Stanley Gibbons. It is not the same as the UPA auction estimate or a guaranteed selling price.
perf — Perforation
The rows of holes or cuts between stamps that allow them to be separated; measurements describe the spacing of those perforations.
wmk — Watermark
An abbreviation for watermark: a design or pattern incorporated into the stamp paper during manufacture.
General philatelic guidance — separate from the UPA catalogue description.
Related lotRelated to Lot 21337 · Same country / area · Pair · Related period
LUANSHYA-Collection(14 stamps, 12 covers) including 1936 Air Mail cover to London with 6d grey, 1938 two covers to London each with Postage Due 1d, 1941 3d blue on censored cover to New York, 1943 1½d yellow brown pair on censored cover to Washington D.C., 1945 cover to Johannesburg, mainly fine
Philatelic terms
pair — Pair
Two stamps that remain joined together.
General philatelic guidance — separate from the UPA catalogue description.
