A German island in the North Sea, Heligoland was a British possession between 1867 and 1890 when approximately twenty postage stamps were issued
There were up to eight printings of a single denomination and also a large volume of reprints which are known as the Berlin, Leipzig and Hamburg Reprints, respectively
Currently showing stamps issued between 1840-1901 during the Queen Victoria reign
Currently showing stamps in mint condition.
These can be mint never hinged (MNH), mounted mint, mint hinged or mint with no gum.
These are stamps that have never been postally used