GB QUEEN VICTORIA 1855/64, 1d RED BROWN SG 43/44, Pl.111, CS-SC, Used
ABOUT THE STAMPS
An SG 43/44 Plate 111 with corner letters CS-SC describes a specific, collectible example of the Great Britain Queen Victoria 1d Penny Red.
A detailed breakdown of how this stamp is identified in philately includes:
SG 43 / SG 44: These are the Stanley Gibbons catalogue numbers for the 1d Line-Engraved Rose-Red/Lake-Red issue. SG 43 generally denotes the stamp printed on Type II paper with a "Large Crown" watermark and perforated 14.
Plate 111: This signifies the specific printing plate used to produce the stamp. For this "Plate Number" series (issued between 1864 and 1879), the number 111 is physically engraved into the intricate lace-work design on both the left and right borders of the stamp.
Corner Letters CS-SC: These are the check letters used to track the stamp's exact position on the original printed sheet of 240 stamps. The top-left corner features C, and the top-right features S. The bottom-left features S, and the bottom-right features C. This grid layout means the stamp originated from Row C (the 3rd row down, as 'A' is row 1 and 'B' is row 2) and Column S (the 19th column across) of the sheet.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
LEGAL DISCLAIMER
Stamp as seen on images. Please be aware that post is for FREE dealt via Royal Mail however, if you want to have secure delivery can be arranged to be posted by DHL or UPS, ...
All money from the sale go to Cancer Foundation and Hospital Trials therefore, there is no returning policy available as well no refund (no return and no refund for this stamp).
PAYMENT & POSTAGE DETAILS
For the UK: Royal Mail Special Delivery (FREE of charge)
Europe and worldwide: Royal Mail International Signed and Trace (FREE of charge)






