Sale number: S25002 Dr. Arnold Brickman’s exceptional collection of Rhodesia’s ‘Double Heads’ continues to captivate philatelists with the announcement of part two, set to be offered in May 2025 with viewing available both in London and at Westpex, San Francisco. Following the resounding success of part one, this next instalment promises an equally remarkable selection, further showcasing Dr. Brickman’s discerning eye and dedication to this iconic issue over five decades. With its impressive array of rare positional pieces, elusive covers, and outstanding condition throughout, part two reinforces the collection’s place as one of the most significant assemblages of the ‘Double Head’ issue since Robert Gibbs’ landmark sale nearly 40 years ago.

SGB Stamp Auction | The Dr. Arnold Brickman Collection of Rhodesia Double Heads | Part 2 | S25002

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4d blue-black and yellow-orange, Thick Ear plate, position 45. &nbsp;Described in the Gibbs sale as a re-entry, this stamp shows notable doubling of the vignette, most prominent on the King's face; this seems to be a slurred print, possibly due to a flap in the press. &nbsp;An interesting stamp, with Hartley SC 16 MAR 1916. &nbsp;RSC E

4d blue-black and yellow-orange RSC E, position 45 used

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