New Zealand 1902 ½d green 'Mount Cook', SG306 Barbados stamps neatly cancelled by a ‘Bright

neatly cancelled by a ‘Bright Red’ shade Maltese Cross

Inflation also took hold

Soon after Lindbergh’s return from France

Harrison wrote this letter in Llandudno in 1963

New Zealand 1902 ½d green 'Mount Cook', SG306 Barbados stamps neatly cancelled by a ‘BrightNew Zealand 1902 (Apr) d green "Mount Cook", "Cowan" paper, watermark 43, showing mixed perforations 14 and 11 (at left), SG306. A lightly used example with part squared circle. Minor wrinkle, barely detectable, and a very fine example of this issue. An important New Zealand early pictorial stamp issue with Mount Cook holding deep spiritual significance and home to New Zealand's tallest mountain and longest glacier. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value