Jamaica 1921 6d red and blue-green 'Abolition of Slavery' imperforate plate proof

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Jamaica 1921 6d red and blue-green 'Abolition of Slavery' imperforate plate proofJamaica 1921 6d red and blue green 'Abolition of slavery' (the famous stamp prepared for use but not issued for political reasons) IMPERFORATE PLATE PROOF with good to large margins, in issued colours on ungummed watermark MCA paper. A fine quality proof of this most famous stamp from Jamaica of very fine appearance, despite ironed creases which are barely detectable. Most importantly, it is certainly the best of the three known examples in existence.

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