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Post by cjd on Oct 31, 2015 23:01:25 GMT
Here is a Great Britain 1862 4d with a Malta cancel:  Looks to me to be a Plate 3, yes? If I'm reading Gibbons correctly, that would make it Malta #Z48, I believe. Anyone have a different opinion? The underlying stamp comes in bright red and pale red, SG79 and SG80, respectively. |
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Post by rod222 on Oct 31, 2015 23:50:28 GMT
Here is a Great Britain 1862 4d with a Malta cancel: Looks to me to be a Plate 3, yes? If I'm reading Gibbons correctly, that would make it Malta #Z48, I believe. Anyone have a different opinion? The underlying stamp comes in bright red and pale red, SG79 and SG80, respectively. May we request full identification, please? Wmk? Established Perforation? ID Process: Small white corner letters = 4d red (looks vermilion to me) SG79 August 1862 P14 Wmk Large Garter Wmk17 (SG) Plate 3= No hair lines, roman figure 1 adjacent lower corner letters (looks like 3 dots to me) That leaves SG 79 Bright red or SG80 pale red So yes has to be Z48 plate 3 (choose your colour) |
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Post by cjd on Nov 1, 2015 0:08:38 GMT
Large garter, perf 14.
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Post by rod222 on Nov 1, 2015 0:11:08 GMT
PS: Nice find!
Duplex Postmark type Z5 I assume
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Post by cjd on Nov 1, 2015 0:23:20 GMT
I believe so.
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