RHODESIA 1892-93 £2 rose-red, SG11 Saudi Arabia stamps A rare and early programme

A rare and early programme from the 40th Anniversary of the Utility Club

tied laurel wreath

He fought against both Mexico and the United States over their expansion into Apache tribal lands in the 19th Century

To the left is a pink cancellation stamp dated July 16

Mandela's speech mentioned the often fraught relationship between Britain and South Africa over the past two centuries

RHODESIA 1892-93 £2 rose-red, SG11 Saudi Arabia stamps A rare and early programmeRhodesia 1892 93 2 rose red "Coat of Arms", SG11. A very fine cancelled to order used example with 'UMTALI' circular date stamp, dated 'NO 13 98'. A most attractive used example of this fine early Rhodesian stamp. Rhodesia, named after Cecil Rhodes, the founder of the British South Africa Company, joined the South African Postal Union on 1 August 1892. At this point, its stamps became valid for international mail. The stamps issued throughout 1890