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Post by robert on Aug 7, 2016 16:52:08 GMT
The 1d was was the concessional rate for troops' letters. The 2d was used for (a) the letter rate within Australia and the British Empire; and (b) the postcard rate to foreign countries. The 3d was (a) the registration fee; (b) the airmail fee within Australia; (c) the letter rate to foreign countries; and (d) the commercial papers rate to the British Empire. And the 6d was (a) the parcel (Scale 1) rate; and (b) the forces' parcel rate. Left - Right: Greyish Green, Bright Yellow Green, Green
Left - Right: Scarlet, Bright Scarlet
Left - Right: Blue, Bright Blue
Left - Right: Purple-Brown, Deep Brown
The deep brown shade of the 6d has a slight aniline quality, and has a tendency towards ink stripping.
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Post by tempphilatelist on Feb 6, 2018 5:52:33 GMT
Robert, I wonder whether you might be able to help me try to figure out which of the versions I have. Here is a photo of the front and back of some of them (I didn't know whether the back made any difference, but I thought I'd include it just in case). Thanks heaps! L.
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