I.F.S. IDAR 1932-43 ½a (pale) yellow-green, SG1a

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I.F.S. IDAR 1932-43 ½a (pale) yellow-green, SG1aIndian Feudatory States Idar 1932 43 a (pale) yellow green (thick paper), white panels, complete booklet pane of 4, SG1a. A fine and fresh mint positional block with large part original gum. Trivial wrinkles, which do not detract from such a fine piece. A scarce stamp as a pane. Idar was a Princely state in the Western India States Agency (presently in Gujarat state). The states first postal stamps were issued from 1932 to 1943 under the reign of

"In the name of the revolution we congratulate you for your participation in the university brigades of social work that did an excellent job in the barios of the capital

This stamp with the attractive design featuring Mount Cook was from the London printing

The upright surcharge is from setting 10

A scarce watermark variety of this handsome King George V stamp

The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is £180

The SG catalogue price is £5

A splendid right hand marginal example

Washington

They went on sale on 1 May 1840 and were valid for use from 6 May 1840

was renamed the United Republic of Tanzania on 29 October 1964

Accompanied with British Philatelic Association certificate (1971)

A very fine used pair

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