Queensland 1882/1895 - Queensland –1882–1895 –10 Shillings –Queen Victoria- uncancelled-SG 155–164





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A used Queensland 10-shilling stamp depicting Queen Victoria, issued between 1882 and 1895 and listed as SG 155–164.
Description from the seller
10 Shillings – Queen Victoria
* Period of issue of considered varieties: 1882–1895
* Denomination: 10 Shillings
* Color: dark brown
* Stanley Gibbons Catalogue: range SG 155–164 (indicative, not all numbers in this range pertain to this denomination)
* Possible catalog variations: SG 155 (1882), SG 160 (1886), SG 164 (1895) – require confirmation
* Watermark: probably Crown/Q (crown above the letter Q), type and position unconfirmed
* Condition: unmounted, without a visible cancel
Clear print, well-preserved portrait of Queen Victoria and wide margins. Visible perforation irregularities, local paper discolorations, and old pencil inscription on the reverse.
On the reverse there is a layer resembling gum.
Exact attribution to a catalog number requires verification of the watermark, paper, and perforation.
The stamp being sold is exactly the one shown in the photos.
10 Shillings – Queen Victoria
* Period of issue of considered varieties: 1882–1895
* Denomination: 10 Shillings
* Color: dark brown
* Stanley Gibbons Catalogue: range SG 155–164 (indicative, not all numbers in this range pertain to this denomination)
* Possible catalog variations: SG 155 (1882), SG 160 (1886), SG 164 (1895) – require confirmation
* Watermark: probably Crown/Q (crown above the letter Q), type and position unconfirmed
* Condition: unmounted, without a visible cancel
Clear print, well-preserved portrait of Queen Victoria and wide margins. Visible perforation irregularities, local paper discolorations, and old pencil inscription on the reverse.
On the reverse there is a layer resembling gum.
Exact attribution to a catalog number requires verification of the watermark, paper, and perforation.
The stamp being sold is exactly the one shown in the photos.

