When Poor Descriptions Work In Your Favor ...

Just received this today. It was described as "Never Hinged, last two items unused"





Rolling the dice on the fact that the image was posted upside-down, I paid $33 for the lot ... more than fair for the two, never-hinged souvenir sheets (cat $45/ea in Scott). As it turns out, I was correct. The "Bottom two stamps", which are upside-down in this picture (Scott 665-666 $90/pair; Mi-111, 112 €105/pair), are perfect, never hinged stamps with top margin selvedge.

The "Unused" (no-gum) stamps are the two cinderellas which I haven't a clue about.

Sometimes it pays to look at things from a different angle!

Brian

The cinderellas are 1931 advertisements for Norddeutscher Lloyd's cruises to the North Cape of Norway.