Great Britain 1910 2d Tyrian Plum, SG266a

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Great Britain 1910 2d Tyrian Plum, SG266aThe most important philatelic rarity from King Edward VIIs reign, the Tyrian Plum, which was withdrawn before issue due to the death of the King. Great Britain 1910 2d Tyrian Plum, SG266a. A magnificent unused example with original gum and superb bright colour. One of the finest examples of this iconic and famous stamp, which was withdrawn before issue due to the death of King Edward VII. Provenance: Ex Walter Bloch. Accompanied with a 1982 Royal

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one of only 22 possible examples

It's accompanied by a letter of provenance and a photograph of the prince signing

Margaret Thatcher"

who had a particular fondness for her

Backstamped by a Bristol despatch circular date stamp for the fourth day of issue "MY 9 1840"

Superb unused close to large four margin top right hand corner marginal imperforate imprimatur lettered AL

Couple of trivial gum bends

Interesting piece showing the numerous constant plate flaws

showing variety 'Cleft rock' on R5/1

with well-struck postal markings and intact franking

which the company's watchmakers create in-house