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British Commonwealth - Selection of "T" to "Z" colonies PLUS a random assortment of overflow stock from other colonies which fall elsewhere in the alphabet. A mint and used selection of 1550 stamps housed in a 60-page Unisafe acetate strip stockbook. Includes Tobago, Trinidad, Trinidad & Tobago, Turks & Caicos, Zanzibar, Tristan da Cunha, Sarawak, Southwest Africa, Gilbert & Ellice Islands, Ross Dependencies (NZ), Norfolk, Hong Kong (used), Burma, Sudan and Malaya. The mint being mostly hinged up to the early Elizabethan period. A number of Common design issues are present, including the 1935 Silver Jubilee. Victorian era until about 1980, with a bit of duplication but including some good hunting for postmarks. Estimate =
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