Guy Jeffery continues to dig through his massive inventory of Small Queen CPVs, and today we are offered four more new items we need to be watching for as we re-visit our material for items we may have missed. Be sure to visit 3S1.8, 3F1.21, 3F8.21 and 3S2.9.
In what appears to be the discovery of a Major, two or possibly three stamp variety, Guy has shown us examples of 3F18.2 and 3F4.15. These two are not to be missed. We should all be looking for a stamp where the line in 3F4.15 continues into the upper left margin (and possibly the upper right section of the stamp). Here we have the new potential for a killer CPV block.
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