SOUTHERN RHODESIA 1931-37 1s black and greenish blue, SG23b Long Island stamps which is typical for these

which is typical for these issues and is still really fine quality

Some of the more sophisticated forgeries require the use of highly specialised equipment

A very rare error as only one pane existed

she was very nervous about her appearance

Issues from this reign are highly desirable

SOUTHERN RHODESIA 1931-37 1s black and greenish blue, SG23b Long Island stamps which is typical for theseSouthern Rhodesia 1931 37 1s black and greenish blue, perforations 14, SG23b. A very fine unmounted mint example with full original gum. A very scarce King George V stamp hardly ever seen in unmounted mint condition. The Southern part of Rhodesia, previously administered by the British South Africa Company, was annexed by the British Government and granted the status of a self governing colony from 1 October 1923. Stamps were issued under "Southern