RHODESIA 1910-13 6d purple-brown and brown-purple, variety, SG176var Ireland stamps upper right corner block of

upper right corner block of 6 (3x2) with colour bars and requisition number 'U 40760'

A brilliant mint example

cliché 12 showing constant variety 'break in dragons' lower-right claw'

led to a revolt by the exarch of Carthage

A fresh and fine unmounted mint example with full original gum

RHODESIA 1910-13 6d purple-brown and brown-purple, variety, SG176var Ireland stamps upper right corner block ofRhodesia 1910 13 6d 'purple brown and brown purple' (= Rhodesian Study Circle 'H', from frame plate II), perforations 15, SG176var. A fine and fresh mint example with large part original gum. Off centre as often seen, but still a very fine example. A scarce colour variety and highly sought after. This is probably the most popularly collected area of stamps from Rhodesia, known affectionately as "the double heads", featuring Queen Mary and King George