Newfoundland 1938 - Proof; three blocks of four uncut — The four-block proof from Waterlow and Sons - Stanley Gibbons 268/270

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Newfoundland; Proeven bleaching? three blocks of four stamps, unused without gum, Die Proof in a block of four by Waterlow and Sons, SG 268/270, issued 1938.

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Catalogue value: £1,000 (SG 2026)

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Seller's Story

We are the biggest and the best around here when it comes to stamps. We communicate fluently in Dutch, English, and French, with basic German. Issues? We solve them. If you want to buy from the best, contact me. Shipments twice a week, normally on Sundays and Thursdays.
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Catalogue value: £1,000 (SG 2026)

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Seller's Story

We are the biggest and the best around here when it comes to stamps. We communicate fluently in Dutch, English, and French, with basic German. Issues? We solve them. If you want to buy from the best, contact me. Shipments twice a week, normally on Sundays and Thursdays.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Geographic origin
Newfoundland
From (Year of oldest stamps)
1938
Condition
Mint no gum, as issued
Catalogue name + catalogue number(s) of the stamp(s)
Stanley Gibbons 268/270
Title
Proof; three blocks of four uncut — The four-block proof from Waterlow and Sons
Has certificate
No
Has expert signature
No
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Objects sold
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