Belgium 113-1 stamp question

I use COB for Belgie and they list two colors- violet and deep violet, with a Type I, II and III

in TYPE I- scrolls before and after BELGIQUE have a break in them, There is a variant of this that has  a "claw" through the  lower part of the right "5". If uI understand this coerrectly, below if this variant. Note this has a border break at right scroll/margin/border


The TYPE II has no such break

and the TYPE III has ano break in tyhe scroll, but a break on the left upper border (your stamp is I believe a Type III

(There is also a TYPE  IV and V, but there is no listing for the 15 c stamp)

as to color, yours does appear to be leaning towards outremer, but it could be faded (unlight) or sulfurization
Below are  my examples- a light and a darl with shades in between. The top rows are all TYPE II
Bottom row, except far right are TYPE I.

Note, lower row, 3rd from left has the sxame Perfin as yours and I belive (refencing Ancoper) #A.G. 95  this is Affiches Gaillard, an advertising company operating from 1910 - 1960, Main office was in Amiens. Earliest known use was 1913


If  there is a different interpretation, please share!!!

I can post individual scans if anyone is interested.

always... never enough examples in the catalogues (and often the examples given are quite small)