Sierra Leone - King George VI (1936-1952)

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    Sierra Leone 1938-44 Set of 16 SG188-200 Good to Fine MM
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    Sierra Leone 1938-44 Set of 14 to 5s SG188-198 Fine MM
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    Sierra Leone 1938 5s Red-Brown SG198 Fine Used
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    Sierra Leone 1938 1 1/2d Scarlet SG190 Fine LMM
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    Sierre Leone 1938 1 1/2d Scarlet SG190 Fine MNH
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    Sierra Leone 1938-44 Set of 16 SG188-200 Good Used (3)
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    Sierra Leone 1938-44 set of 16 SG188-200 Good Used (2)
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    Sierra Leone 1938 2d Mauve SG191 Fine Mtd Mint
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    Sierra Leone 1938 2d Mauve SG191 Fine Lightly Mtd Mint
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    Sierra Leone 1938-44 Set of 16 SG188-200 Good Used
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    Sierra Leone 1938-41 Set of 13 to 2s SG168-197 Fine Mtd Mint
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The first settlement in Sierra Leone, established in 1787, was intended as a home for repatriated Africans, and subsequently, slaves released by the Royal Navy ships. An act of Parliment in 1791 created the Sierra Leone Company, surrendered in 1808 the coastal settlements then became a Crown Colony and proclaimed a British Protectorate on 21 August 1896.  The first post office was established in 1843, however, until 1850, post was only carried at irregular intervals by passing merchant or naval vessels until the inclusion of Freetown in the British Post Office packet system

 


Currently showing stamps issued between 1936-1952 during the reign of King George VI