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Queen Elizabeth II 1952-

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ANTIGUA

Discovered by Columbus in 1493. Antigua was first settled in 1632 by a few British families. It is the most important island of the Leeward Group in the British West Indies. Stamps of Great Britain were used from 1858-1860 prior to the issue of its own stamps in 1862.

1953-62 Wmk Mult Script CA

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
120a-134 107-121   1953-62 set of 15              

ASCENSION

A British Colony situated in the South Atlantic, 700 miles north-west of St Helena. First occupied in 1815, it was retained as a Royal Naval Base from 1816 until 1922 when it became a dependency of St Helena. Stamps first issued in 1922 prior to which British stamps were used.

1956 Wmk Mult Script CA

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
57-69 62-74   1956 set of 13              

BAHRAIN

An archipelago some 20 miles off the coast of Saudi Arabia, about half way down the Persian Gulf. An independent Sheikdom, it had an Indian postal administration from 1884 until 1948 during which time stamps of India were used and then later overprinted for use from 1933. A British postal administration operated from 1948 until 1965 overprinting and surcharging the stamps of Great Britain up until 1960.

1952-54 Surcharges on GB Wmk Tudor Crown

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
86 87   4a on 4d ultramarine            
80-89 81-90   1952-54 set of 10              

1953 Coronation

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
90-93 92-95   1953 Coronation set of 4              

1955-60 Surcharges on GB Castles

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
94a     2r on 2s 6d black-brown (Surch Type II - Waterlow)            
94b     2r on 2s 6d black-brown (Surch Type III - D.L.R.)              
95 97   5r on 5s rose-red (Surch Type I - Waterlow)            
95a     5r on 5s rose-red (Surch Type II - Waterlow)              
96a     10r on 10s ultramarine (Surch Type II - Waterlow)              
94-96 96-98   1955-60 Type I Surcharges set of 3              
94a-96a     1955-60 Type II Surcharges set of 3              

1956-7 Surcharges on GB Wmk Edward Crown

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
100 102   12a on 1s 3d green            
101 103   1r on 1s 6d grey-blue              
97-101 99-103   1956-7 set of 5              

1957-59 Surcharges on GB New Currency

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
102-112 104-114   1957-59 set of 11              

1960 Surcharge on GB Wmk Mult Crown

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
116 118   15np on 2½d carmine-red (Type II)              

BARBADOS

The most northern of the West Indian Islands, Barbados had been a British Colony since 1625 and became independent in 1966. Stamps first issued in 1852.

1953-61 Wmk Mult Script CA

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
289-301 235-247   1953-61 set of 13              

BASUTOLAND

A former British Crown colony which became an independent Kingdom in 1966 and was renamed Lesotho. The country is entirely surrounded by South Africa and issued its first stamps in 1933. Prior to this the stamps from the Cape of Good Hope and South Africa were in use.

1954-58 Wmk Mult Script CA

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
43-53 46-56   1954-58 set of 11              

BERMUDA

A British Colony, first settled in 1609, the Bermudas consist of a cluster of some 360 islands in the Atlantic about 600 miles off the coast of the United States. Provisional stamps were first issued in 1848 with the famous "Perot" issue by the then Postmaster with later adhesive stamps first appearing in 1865.

1953-62 Wmk Mult Script CA

SGSCOTTB&K/CW Description Blk 4 um vfm vfu
135-150     1953-62 set of 18              

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