China 1935 $1 black on grey blue booklet, SGSB8 Scotland stamps the former under-inked resulting in

the former under-inked resulting in an almost complete albino impression

A most attractive and scarce usage of this rare printing variety of the first stamps issued in King George V's reign

which are considered classics of the British Empire with the Royal Crown and Heraldic flowers of Great Britain paying homage to the British Crown

franked by 1904-09 £1 green and violet (SG32)

Superb condition piece - beautifully and evenly darkly tones with underlying lustre

China 1935 $1 black on grey blue booklet, SGSB8 Scotland stamps the former under-inked resulting inChina 1935 $1 black on blue grey booklet with map design on back cover, containing Yat sen and Martyr issues, SGSB8. Overall fine mint condition despite some toning and still above average for this rare stamp booklet. Sun Yat sen was a Chinese revolutionary and politician who played a crucial role in overthrowing the Qing dynasty leading to the founding of the Republic of China. He is known as the "Father of the Nation" in China. The martyrs featured