Ronnie Wood signed self-portrait sketch Swaziland stamps A rare imperforate error as

A rare imperforate error as only nine panes of 25 recorded and particularly scarce in this positional form as a block of four

Some imperfections as normally seen in sheets of this size with creasing mostly affecting third column

Great Britain declared ‘British Central Africa’ a protectorate in 1891 and started to issue postage stamps

Accompanied with a 1987 British Philatelic Association (BPA) Certificate of Authenticity

Ronnie Wood signed self-portrait sketch Swaziland stamps A rare imperforate error asA self portrait sketch by the Rolling Stones guitarist Ronnie Wood, boldly signed "Ronnie" Ronnie Wood (born 1947) is a celebrated musician and artist, who has spent almost 50 years as a member of The Rolling Stones. Wood began his music career with The Birds, before joining The Jeff Beck Group as a bassist in 1967 and releasing two successful albums. In 1969 he left the band to join Faces along with Rod Stewart, and co wrote classic songs such as