10c Black, Ty. I, Large Die
Trial Color Proof on India (13TC1). 46 x 58mm, on card, showing layout
lines from the die, fresh and Very Fine, rare, ex Finkelburg (Image)
10c Green, Ty. I (13).
Unused (no gum), dark color with immense margins all around clearly
displaying the characteristics of the type, proof-like
impressionEXTREMELY FINE AND RARE UNUSED EXAMPLE OF THE 10-CENT IMPERFORATE TYPE I.
With 2000 P.F. certificate (Image)
10c Green, Ty. I, Curl in Left
"X" (13 var). Position 99R1, large to enormous margins incl. large part
of adjoining stamp at right, intense color and impression, light circular
datestamp, small faults, otherwise Extremely Fine, with 2001 P.F.
certificate (Image)
10c Green, Ty. I (13).
Large margins to just barely touched, brilliant color, light strike of cds,
fresh and Very Fine (Image)
10c Green, Ty. I (13).
Ample to full margins with complete design at bottom, rich color, seven ms.
lines neatly applied in grid form, Very Fine, with 1989 P.F. certificate (Image)
10c Green, Ty. II (14).
Massive margins all around incl. sheet margin at left, deep dark color and
sharp proof-like impression, light New York town rimless circular
datestamp, Extremely Fine Gem, superb in every respect, with 1991 P.F.
certificate (Image)
10c Green, Ty. II (14).
Large margins, rich color, neat red grid cancel, Extremely Fine, with 2001
P.F. certificate (Image)
10c Green, Ty. II (14).
Huge margins incl. sheet margin at right, pretty pastel color, bold
cds, Extremely Fine (Image)
10c Green, Ty. II (14).
Large margins all around, rich color, light strike of grid cancel, fresh
and Extremely Fine, with 2001 P.S.E. certificate
(Image)
10c Green, Ty. II (14).
Large to huge margins incl. sheet margin at top, also with clear
stitch watermark, rich color, face-free cancel, light corner crease
at lower right, otherwise Extremely Fine
(Image)
10c Green, Ty. II (14).
Horizontal pair, Positions 71-72L, huge margins to just in at right incl.
sheet margin at left, rich color, bold grid cancels, faint vertical
crease in sheet margin visible only in fluid, left stamp is still Extremely
Fine (Image)