FIJI 1912 £3 on £1 purple and black/red REVENUES Memorabilia Characteristic trivial blemishes but fresh

Characteristic trivial blemishes but fresh and really fine for this issue

any collector interested in Queen Victorian stamps will also want to secure a two penny blue

It is also known as Britain’s most secure stamp ever released as it employs an array of state of the art printing techniques to protect it against forgery:

Beautiful colour and very scarce

except six sheets sent to the Post Office Stores for inspection

FIJI 1912 £3 on £1 purple and black/red REVENUES Memorabilia Characteristic trivial blemishes but freshFiji 1912 King Edward VII 3 on 1 purple and black red, REVENUES, 'R and vertical bar' overprint with additional surcharge in words, tied to small document piece by blue crayon line and indistinct cancel. A fine and rare Revenue stamp. Revenue only stamps overprinted with a letter R and a vertical bar were first introduced in Fiji on 1 January 1911. These were the first stamps to be overprinted this way depicting King Edward VII. Barefoot Revenues