SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE 1903 6a olive-bistre, variety, (UNUSED) SG19b Swaziland stamps variety "Split A" (left pane

variety "Split A" (left pane

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SOMALILAND PROTECTORATE 1903 6a olive-bistre, variety, (UNUSED) SG19b Swaziland stamps variety "Split A" (left paneSomaliland Protectorate 1903 6a olive bistre, type 1 overprint at bottom, variety 'SOMAL. LAND' from R6 9 and R7 5, lower panes, SG19b. A brilliant quality mint example with original gum. An extremely rare and unusual variety as a maximum of only 137 possible. The Protectorate Post Office was established on 1 June 1903, when control of British Somaliland was transferred from the Indian Government to the British Foreign Office. The first stamps used