Title: Royal Mail Special Stamps 1995 - No 12
ISBN: 0946165335
Publisher: The Post Office, London
Edition: First
First Published: 1995
Language: English
Binding: Hard cover with hard back slipcase
Number of pages: 43
DESCRIPTION:
The Royal Mail's Special Stamp programme celebrates important UK events, anniversaries, and cultural aspects through commemorative stamps. The first special stamps were issued in 1924 and the tradition continues. The 1995 collection of special stamps includes Cats, Springtime, The National Trust, Peace and Freedom, Science Fiction, Shakespeare's Globe, Communications, Rugby League Centenary and Christmas Robins. With beautifully illustrated commentary to complement the stamps, this is a true collector's item.
Condition: As New (Refer to the various conditions outlined below)
Remarks:
* Plastic wrapper of mint book still evident but has been cut to open the slipcase
* Stamp set still sealed
* Silver lettering on slipcase spine and boards
Photographs are of the book you will receive
Guarantee: 30-day money-back guarantee, provided the book is returned in the same condition it was in when it was sold
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AS NEW: Unused, unread, clean, a perfect copy, never been sold
FINE: Similar to As New; may have been opened and carefully read
VERY GOOD: Shows signs of use, still a good copy; defects are always noted in the book description
GOOD: Most second-hand books fall within this category. Some traces of wear, no tears, binding tight, cover intact; defects are always noted in the book description
FAIR: Shows noticeable wear; all text, illustrations, images, maps present. Possible missing or damaged dust cover, title pages, boards; defects are always noted in the book description
POOR: Notable wear; text still readable; may be soiled, scuffed, stained; could have loose joints, pages; defects are noted in the book description above
EX-LIBRARY: Belonged to a library or book club; has markings, possible library pockets and glued library issue pages
