Early Grenada A2 Unknown (To Me) Catalog # ?

There is no additional overprint?

Thanks!
RT

That is a normal revenue stamp.
Genuine.
Revenue script cancel
1875 or 1879
Printed by Perkins Bacon Wmk Large Star 1875 small star 1879

I'd say 1879 Line perf 14.25 by Perkins Bacon

John Barefoot # 14 CV 50p 2000

(All others are comb perf)

That is a Revenue stamp. Three different issues, 1875, 1879 & 1882 respectively, with differing watermarks and perforations. Check the perfs and watermark and it can be identified with some certainty.

Anyone know the Scott Catalogue # ?

Revenues are not listed in Scott that I am aware of.

I gave you John Barefoot's Cat

There is a small listing in Forbin Catalogue (Stampsmarter)

I'm using the Scott Specialized Cat. and could not find it. OK ,I don't feel so bad now!
Thanks!

Further reading
http://goscf.com/t/20773 br /

You'll notice, the formal title is "Scott Standard Postage Stamp Catalog." (italics mine)

Fraught with danger and inherently risky as this is, I am going to try to identify this stamp based on a scan and comparison to similar examples in my collection




Here is an example of the 14.25 line perf from Perkins Bacon. A typical example of the Perkins Bacon perforations. Small perforation holes, and lacking the "clean" punch found in the Somerset House perf 14 issues.



By comparison, here is a conveniently dated example of Barefoot 1, perf 14 by Somerset House.



Based on these examples above, I conclude that the OP's revenue is either Barefoot 1 or Barefoot 13, and not Barefoot 17.

If the OP could advise whether the revenue's watermark is a LARGE or SMALL star, and whether it is upright or sideways, this revenue can be positively identified.

Good Morning,

Stamp is SG 027, Revenue Stamp from 1883.

Catalogue Value from 2003 Commonwealth catalogue:

Mint £275, Used £50

Gibbons doesn't list fiscal stamps. In the case of SG 27, the base stamp (green crown and one penny overprint) needs also to be overprinted with "postage".