Great Britain 1935 2½d Prussian Blue error, SG456a

Great Britain 1935 2½d Prussian Blue error, SG456aGreat Britain 1935 2d Prussian Blue, SG456a Error of Colour A superb unused original gum example of the famous 1935 2d Prussian blue, issued for the Silver Jubilee of King George V. This is the celebrated "error of colour", where the stamp was mistakenly printed in the Prussian blue shade intended for the 2d definitive instead of the intended ultramarine. This example displays exceptional freshness, full perforations, and strong colour. A top tier

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Presented in an attractive Victorian-era gold coloured locket on a portrait backing

GEF – Good Extremely Fine

error OVERPRINT OMITTED on bottom four stamps (save for a tiny fleck of overprint ink on stamp 6)

5 x 11 inch mimeographed page titled "Petersham Films Limited/ Call Sheet No

Morocco Agencies Tangier 1935 Silver Jubilee ½d green and 1d scarlet

(types 35/9)

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Nine of the original prints were taken by Castro’s personal photographer Raul Corrales

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