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Great Britain 1882 Queen Victoria Surface Printed 5s rose plate 4. SG134
£4,200.00
Great Britain 1882 Queen Victoria Surface Printed 5s rose plate 4. SG134
JC705£4,200.00
Great Britain Queen Victoria Surface Printed 1882 5s rose plate 4 (white paper), SG134. A very fine used example lettered DC, neatly cancelled by a Plymouth circular date stamp for JA.8.1884.
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