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PRICELIST PL18-1 West Nissouri Stamp Co PO Box 2691 London, ON. Canada N6A 4H4 US Postal Address PO Box 596155 Fort Gratiot PRICELIST PL18-1 CANADA West Nissouri Stamp Co GEORGE V ADMIRAL BOOKLET PANES P.O. Box 2691 MINT London, ON. Canada N6A 4H4 US Postal address P.O. Box 596155 Fort Gratiot, MI 48059-6155 519-474-2021 fax 519-474-6905 email:[email protected] 107b OGH 2c grn G V Admiral bklt pane of 4 1922. 42.95 CANADA GEORGE V ADMIRAL BOOKLET PANES MINT 108a OGH 3c brn G V Admiral bklt pane of 4 1918. 54.95 104f OGH 1c yel grn GV Admiral bklt pane of 6 1911. 21.95 109a OGH 3c carmine G V Admiral bklt pn of 4 1923. 42.95 105b OGH 1 c yel G V Admiral bklt pane of 6 1922. 37.95 IRELAND SOUVENIR SHEETS MINT NH 326a NH 50th anniv Stamps s/s 1972. 6.25 392b NH American Bicentennial s/s 1976. 3.95 483a NH Wildlife s/s 1980. 1.70 567a NH Dogs min sheet 1983. 5.45 584a NH Railways souv sheet 1984. 3.95 684a NH Trams s/s 2007. 3.75 737a NH Classic Cars bk pane 1989. 2.70 105a OGH 1c yel G V Admiral bklt pane of 4 739A NH Classic Cars bp of 4 1989. 3.85 1922. 33.95 758a NH Wildbirds s/s 1989. 7.40 826a NH Cycling souv sheet 1991. 3.75 855a NH Barcelona Olympics s/s 1992. 4.15 894b NH Orchid s/s Bangkok ovpt 1993. 7.75 894a NH Orchids s/s 1993. 4.95 917a NH Greetings souv sheetYr of Dog 1994. 4.70 924a NH St Brendan s/s Europa 1994. 1.95 934b NH Moths s/s PHILAKOREA ovpt 1994. 7.95 934a NH Moths s/s 1994. 5.95 955c NH Greetings s/s Year of Pig 1995. 5.75 959b NH Narrow Guage s/s Singapore 95 106a OGH 2 c G V Book Pane of 6 1912. 24.95 ovpt 1995. 6.75 959a NH Marrow Guage Rwys s/s 1995. 4.75 966 NH World Cup s/s 1995. 3.95 995c NH Greetings s/s Year of Rat 1996. 4.95 IRELAND SOUVENIR SHEETS MINT NH GREAT BRITAIN OFFICES IN THE TURKISH EMPIRE 1003c NH Horse Racing s/s 1996. 11.55 1014 NH IOM Tourist Trophy Race s/s 1996. 1.95 58 OGH 4 1/2 piastrees on 3d GV 1921. 1.55 1027a NH Freshwater Ducks s/s 1996. 4.85 59 OGH 7 1/2 piastres on 5d G V 1921. 0.40 1044a NH Greetings bp Year of Ox 1997. 4.75 60 OGH 15 pastres on 10d G V 1921. 0.55 1052a NH Marine Mammals s/s 1997. 4.75 1067 NH Pintail Duck PACIFIC 97 s/s 1997. 7.45 GREENLAND USED 1087a NH Dracula s/s of 1 1997. 2.35 1089a NH Dracula s/s of 4 1997. 4.85 1100a NH Greetings s/s Yr of Tiger 1998. 5.40 1119a NH Equestrian Sports s/s 1998. 4.95 1145 NH Tall Ship Race PORTUGAL 98 s/s 1998. 5.40 1156b NH Endangered Animals s/s STAMPA 98 ovpt 1998. 7.45 1156a NH Endangered Animals s/s 1998. 6.75 1-9 Christian X & Polar Bear 1938. 24.95 1164c NH Greetings s/s Year of Rabbitt 1999. 4.75 1172b NH Titanc s/s World Stamp Expo ovpt 1999. 6.15 1172a NH Titanix s/s 1999. 4.95 1208b NH Extinct Animals s/s 1999. 5.40 1226d NH Mythical creatures s/s Yr of dragon 2000. 4.75 1237 NH Oscar Wilde s/s 2000. 5.40 1237a NH Oscar Wilde s/s Stamp Show 2000 ovpt 2000. 5.40 28-38 Frederik IX def set cpl 1950. 17.95 1265a NH Butterflies s/s 2000. 6.75 39-40 Polar bear overprinted with new values 1956. 7.45 1280 NH Peets s/s Yr of Snake 2001. 4.95 41-5 Legends 1957. 5.55 1300 NH Motorsports s/s 2001. 5.40 46 Egede 1960. 0.95 1300a NH Motorsports s/s BELGICA ovpt 2001. 6.75 47 Rasmussen - 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