Stamps of Mass Destruction by James Cauty (KLF)

By yomster
June 16, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted June 16, 2016

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Posted June 16, 2016

I am selling a set of highly controversial limited edition prints by Jimmy Cauty (ex-KLF).

They are 1st, 2nd, & 3rd class stamps featuring the Queen's head, and were exhibited by ArtRepublic Gallery in 2003, until Royal Mail threatened legal action.

The prints and stamps were eventually withdrawn and sent to Royal Mail where they were destroyed.

1st Class is a Printers Proof Signed by James Cauty, while the others are stamped.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/southern_counties/3164599.stm

The were the first part of a series called "Stamps of Mass Destruction".

The set is priced at ?2000, but I am open to offers.

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