I.F.S. Kishangarh 1917-18 8a violet Official, SGO22

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I.F.S. Kishangarh 1917-18 8a violet Official, SGO22Indian Feudatory States Kishangarh 1917 18 8a violet Official (from 1904 05 issue) type O1 handstamp in black, SGO22. A fine lightly used horizontal strip of three. A fine, attractive and rare multiple. The stamp features Maharaja Madan Singh. In 1892 Madan Singh, aged eight, succeeded his father as Maharaja of Kishangarh, a state of 858 square miles in Rajuputana. Later he was invited by Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India, to be one of the five founder

Unusually with watemark upright and only the meerest hint of a previous hinge

Photograph measures 8" by 10" (landscape)

A striking 1975 Paul McCartney signed photo

A hugely rare piece of Welsh rugby history

is signed and dedicated across a centre portion of the image in fine black pen ink

cancelled by an upright red Maltese Cross

A superb unused original gum four margin example lettered GH

Great Britain King George V "Seahorses" 1915 2s6d Yellow-brown (Watermark reversed)

A highly rare royal document signed by James I

Very fine perforated block of four on gummed unwatermarked specially prepared handmade paper

(Longhurst also served as Shackleton's best man at his wedding

and mild handling wear