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Well to do and What a Myth
dated '1 MY 26'
Typical gum wrinkling
vertical pair showing variety 'No stop after I' on lower stamp (R2/4)
Great Britain 1988 14p deep blue, SGX903a Burma stamps Well to do and WhatGreat Britain 1988 14p deep blue (FCP PVAD, 1 centre band), SGX903a. Very fine unmounted mint, with full original gum, horizontal imperforate pair. Scarce. GB Specialised Catalogue No: U228a. Stanley Gibbons catalogue value: 325. The Machin portrait, first introduced in 1967, became the longest running definitive stamp design in British postal history and is widely regarded as one of the most successful stamp designs ever created. What began as a
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