Great Britain 1870 ½d rose red Plate 1, SG48

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Great Britain 1870 ½d rose red Plate 1, SG48Great Britain 1870 d rose red Plate 1, SG48. A very fine used example lettered 'OM' neatly tied to a British Asylum for Deaf & Dumb Females printed voting circular by a London N. W. circular date stamp for the first day of issue 'OC. 1. 1870'. The cover was then turned and re sent bearing another d rose red cancelled by a London E14 DUPLEX FOR 'OC. 22. 1870'. A lovely example of this scarce Victorian first day cover. The d rose red stamps, first

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