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Australian Officials With Perforated Initials

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Posted 05/20/2019   03:26 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add rod222 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
I plead ignorance.
Not much experience with the long toms of South Australia.
Australian punctures OS for the states remain a bit of an enigma, esp. for prices. (Usually 2 x catalogue)
Your stamp 6d Blue Green of 1904, could have been used anywhere in Australia.
South Australia ceased overprinting Officials in September 1903

They do exist, scroll down here, and check your punctures with the scans......
https://millenniumauctions.com.au/s...t_auction=16 br / br /





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Edited by rod222 - 05/20/2019 03:33 am
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Posted 05/20/2019   04:44 am  Show Profile Check fairdinkumstamps's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add fairdinkumstamps to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Ray.mac, your OS perfin is mostly fine - the only concern being the pin at 7 o'clock in the O, which appears out of alignment (possibly bent at some point?) - all other holes match perfectly.


There were quite a number of printings of the 6d thick 'POSTAGE' found legitimately punctured OS.

Crown over SA watermark, issued in 1904, had two printings.
Crown over A watermark, single line perf 12, 1907, had two printings.
Crown over A watermark, single line perf 12.5, 1910, had two printings.

The ACSC Kangaroos and The Early Federal Period catalogue, 2004, provides this information and prices OS punctures for each of the watermark/perforation combinations above.

The catalogue values back in 2004 were

Crown over SA watermark, 1904:
$6 used without OS
$10 used with OS

Crown over A watermark, single line perf 12, 1907:
$5 used without OS
$10 used with OS

Crown over A watermark, single line perf 12.5, 1910:
$6 used without OS
$10 used with OS

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Posted 05/25/2019   5:27 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add agondocz to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Hi,

From 2011: PoStat4evR's 1.5 KGVI perfinned OS / NSW postal card. The postally used postal card is valued at $500 AUD in the 2013 Brusden and White Australian postal stationery catalogue.

I was a bit surprised by the valuation as well.

Best wishes,
AndrewG
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Posted 05/25/2019   11:39 pm  Show Profile Check fairdinkumstamps's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add fairdinkumstamps to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply

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The postally used postal card is valued at $500 AUD in the 2013 Brusden and White Australian postal stationery catalogue.


Thanks for posting this information, Andrew.

Specialist catalogues can pay for themselves multiple times over by knowing the correct values of the treasures in our collections.

The updated version of this catalogue provides the latest prices for Australian postal stationery:

ACSC POSTAL STATIONERY CATALOGUE 2018 AUSTRALIAN COMMONWEALTH SPECIALISTS' CATALOGUE 2ND EDITION
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