Cape of Good Hope Triangular 1d Red Stamp

The Cape of Good Hope, once a British colony pivotal to the creation of South Africa in 1910, first issued its remarkable triangular stamps in 1853.

Renowned in today's world of philately as one of the most fascinating issues, The Westminster Collection have remarkably been able to source 20 originals for collectors. 

Here's why you need one for your collection:

• Representing one of the first adhesive stamps in the Southern Hemisphere.
• The innovative triangular shape was introduced to distinguish inland mail from international deliveries, minimising postal errors.
• Features a seated figure of “Hope” designed by the Colony’s Surveyor General, Charles Bell
• First issued in 1853, these stamps are almost 200 years old
• Presented in a luxury presentation case with a tamperproof capsule to protect its condition - perfect to hand down through generations
• Comes accompanied with a bespoke Certificate of Authenticity - includes details about its fascinating history 

But considering just 20 are available, please don't delay if you want to be one of the few to secure one for your collection. 

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