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The name Tin Can Island comes from the fact the island doesn't have a natural harbour and mail was delivered and picked up by strong swimmers who would retrieve packages
The globe measures 12 inches in diameter and rests on a clear plastic stand
It was while working at 20th Century Fox that Lyon discovered a young actress
Carpenter has signed in black ink on his image
NEW ZEALAND 1882-1900 2s lilac 'Second sideface', SG219c Trinidad and Tobago stamps The name Tin Can IslandNew Zealand 1882 1900 2d lilac 'Second sideface' (die 3), watermark 12b, mixed perforations 10 and 12, SG219c. A fine used example neatly cancelled by part '(AUC)KLAND' squared circle, dated '(O)C 94'. Unobtrusive creasing yet still much above average for this issue. A very rare variety of the Victorian New Zealand stamp. The Stanley Gibbons catalogue value is 500. BUY NOW: Order online, by phone +44 (0)1534 639 998, or via email
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