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UGANDA 1896 1r Black Stamp, SG75

Discover a piece of history with the Uganda 1896 Typeset 1r black stamp, featuring a unique 'L' overprint in the upper left corner, cataloged as SG75. This stamp is not just a collectible; it's a rare gem from the early days of the British Empire in Uganda. A fine unused example, it is extremely scarce, making it a highly sought-after item among stamp enthusiasts.

Unique and Valuable Stamp

The Uganda 1896 Typeset 1r black stamp is a testament to the early postal system in Uganda. These stamps were the first issued under the British Empire and were only valid for internal postage. Reverend Ernest Millar, of the Church Missionary Society, produced these stamps on his typewriter from 1895-1896. Known for their crude but invaluable nature, these stamps are some of the most primitive and precious pieces of paper ever created. The Typeset stamps, which followed in 1896, share this crude charm and are equally valuable.

• Scarce: Due to their limited use and survival rate, these stamps are extremely rare.
• Historical: They represent a significant period in the history of Uganda and the British Empire.

Perfect for Collectors and Historians

This Uganda 1896 Typeset 1r black stamp is an ideal addition to any stamp collection or history enthusiast's library. With its rich historical context and scarcity, it offers both a unique piece of history and a valuable investment. Whether you are a seasoned collector or just beginning your journey into the world of stamps, this stamp is a must-have.

• Investment Value: Its historical significance and scarcity make it a valuable asset for any collector.
• Historical Significance: It provides a glimpse into the early postal system of Uganda and the British Empire.

Order now and join the ranks of collectors who own this extraordinary piece of history.