1909 General Revenue 10 sen vermilion on pale blue (Barefoot 40)
1915 General Revenue 10 sen red on pale blue (Barefoot 55)
However, I'm not sure which is which. Derpite Rod's comment, I would go for Rod's one as vermilion and Collin's as red. When I see the word vermilion I always think of the British QV Jubilee ˝d vermilion.
Wow! I may have learnt two things here, however, why do I think vermilion to be a deeper scarlet red
I'll have to chase up the QV Jubilee vermilion and flag it as an example.
As usual, Nigel is correct (and I have been spelling it incorrectly ) I typed in vermilion across my database and orangy red looks like the majority, the colour chip and the machin look deeper but maybe die to the "solid" colour
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