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MANILA PALMS (Christmas Palms) for Sale ONLY AVAILABLE newly potted - 200mm high in 150mm pots @ $5 MANILA Palms (Adonidia Merrillii) AKA CHRISTMAS PALMS. These are a single trunk, feather leafed upright clean palm from the Philippines’ Palawan & Dangugan Islands, & Sabah (Malaysia). They grow to an average 6 m with large grape like clusters of glossy scarlet/ red 20mm fruit when semi mature, possibly only 1M of trunk. This coincides with end of year in Northern Hemisphere, hence common name

*Due to the size of this Santos figure, please contact us if shipping is required* This well-carved and statuesque Santos figure was formerly part of a collection of the National Museum of the Philippines, Manila. This figure is an excellent example of Spanish colonial religious art in the Philippines from the late 18th to mid 19th century. Quite literally museum worthy, this piece was deaccessioned in 1980. We believe this to be depicting Saint Peter the Apostle (San Pedro Apostol ) as he is

THESE CHRISTMAS PALMS ARE AROUND UP TO 900 mm TALL IN 20 LITRE GROWBAGS. They are currently $58 but will be more as they grow. So price will change.I have about 10 of them only, so be quick to secure for yourself. They are not very common & they put on a grand display with their bright pink/red Christmas like bunch of palm seeds. The Christmas Palm Tree, scientific name Adonidia merrillii, is one of the most popular palms in Florida. It has a lot of similar characteristics with the Royal Palm T

1835 SPANISH PHILIPPINES Royal Y•II QUEEN Isabella COUNTERSTAMP on PERU 8 RealesThis is a one of those coins with an interesting story to tell. It began in the Lima mint in Peru. There it was struck into an "Eight Reales" , and dated 1835 , one year prior to "South Peru" declaring itself independent, the country split in two, and both joined with Bolivia to form the short lived "Peru-Bolivia Confederation" . It only lasted until 1839.Meanwhile, this coin fled the chaos and somehow got itself ac

For sale is this example of:- Features Issuer Philippines King Alfonso XII (*****1885) Type Standard circulation coin Years******1885 Value 10 Céntimos de Peso (0.1) Currency Peso (*****1967) Composition Silver (.835) Weight 2.5 g Diameter 18 mm Shape Round Technique Milled Orientation Medal alignment ↑↑ Demonetized 1 October 1904 Number N# 22009 References KM# 148 Obverse Head right. Minted in Madrid, Spain; but with mintmark of Manila, a 5-pointed star. Lettering: ALFONSO XII POR LA G. DE D

Extremely nice coin considering its age..SPAIN 1885 MANILA 50 CENTAVOS DE PESO PHILIPPINES ALFONSO XII SPANISH COLONIAL...highly collectible.........payment is by PayPal or Bank Transfer and postage is by Australia Post Registered Mail with tracking number for $10.00