with a young Queen Victoria head. These stamps were first issued in 1907 and discontinued in 1911. Perforated for official use. These are the reddish -orange variety listed in Stanley Gibbons no. 309b
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Friday, July 29, 2011
QV 2s/6p Queensland Postage Stamps
A joined pair ( still on original card) of the Queensland 2 shilling and Sixpence
with a young Queen Victoria head. These stamps were first issued in 1907 and discontinued in 1911. Perforated for official use. These are the reddish -orange variety listed in Stanley Gibbons no. 309b
with a young Queen Victoria head. These stamps were first issued in 1907 and discontinued in 1911. Perforated for official use. These are the reddish -orange variety listed in Stanley Gibbons no. 309b
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