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Hi all, Hey Rod, I was just looking at the scan again at lunch here & we must have both been too tired last night. I think it's 395 & there are two choices of which I can't tell which one it is, can you help please, if you have time. I used auto correct this time to bring it up a bit. Thanks & later.....Jad PS. Cancel that Rod :) showing my newbie side again, side face, TPO No. 6 S and W Railway Sideface Barred Numeral Type 2 a (7 mm) rated Common.:) I'm learning right ? Quote from rod222 link above :- 395 - TPO No. 6 S and W Railway TPO No. 6 S and W Railway [Travelling Post Office Railway Number 6, Southern and Western Railway], running between Brisbane and Wallangarra, commenced in January 1877 between Brisbane and Dalby and was gradually extended through Warwick and Stanthorpe to Wallangarra on the New South Wales border in 1887. The travelling post office opened in 1885 Large Chalon Barred Numeral Type 2 a (7 mm) is rated 4R Sideface Barred Numeral Type 2 a (7 mm) is rated Common  |
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| Edited by Jad - 10/10/2016 01:19 am |
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Well done you ! Yes, indeed a 395 Jad... and a RPO to boot ! Jad, The 2 types concern the stamp upon which it lies. The hammer remains the same. Look at the stamp, if it is a "Chalon Head" the Pmk is 4R If it is a Queen Victoria "Sideface" (yours) it is common Google "Chalon Head" or search this forum, it will be immediately clear the design you will become familiar with, over your time in stamp collecting. There have been fiction books written about them. See New Zealand Chalon heads as well Cheers I can do better  Queensland "Chalon Heads" named after Alfred Chalon the Portrait Painter  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/10/2016 01:21 am |
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Sorry Rod, I just posted over top of you then with my PS, we must have been posting at the same time ;) or my one finger typing needs to get faster  Thanks mate, that's been a fun learning link. Have a good evening back to work for me :) ATB...Jad |
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| Edited by Jad - 10/10/2016 01:28 am |
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Have a good day at work Jad Industry, perseverance & frugality make fortune yield. fiction.  |
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Queensland Registration Strikes on mutilated stationery pieces. Queen Victoria Sideface. Large "R" in oval. Eidsvold Capella Thorgomindah  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/10/2016 01:44 am |
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Newspaper Wrapper  Buderim Tramway Stamps ?  Use of Queensland Stamps in Papua new Guinea.  |
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Partime, emailed your "Pmk on fiscal" to the Webmaster, at the Queensland Postmarks link, with your approval. Jeremy was very interested. Thank you. PS: Being a fiscal stamp, it may be, the hole in the centre of the stamp, occurred when the receipt was placed on a spike, in the purchaser's office.  British Commonwealth Revenues J.Barefoot Ltd 2000 "Chalon head"  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/10/2016 3:01 pm |
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Very neat, thanks. I may have to rescan to show a better picture (newer scanner now). |
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Only $1 difference, but check burele band at rear, or, Wmk Crown Q
Shows scanner problems on websites, I would have imagined your stamp to be rose, not orange.
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/10/2016 3:04 pm |
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Quote: ... check burele band at rear, or, Wmk Crown Q I rescanned, and it shows up a little better. The burele band is quite evident. (I do have to give her a good soaking sometime.)   I also scanned a friend of hers at the same time so that we can better see the color difference. I'll have to look for more of these postal fiscals.  |
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Unknown Queensland Postal Stationery 2d Blue QV Postmark possibly 81 = Warwick   |
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To be checked. 1866-1874 Postal-Fiscal Fiscal Cancellation : UBA Paid (Union Bank of Australia-Merged to form ANZ Bank) CV Circa $200 / $100 in decent condition. Sc#AR3, or AR13 or AR20  |
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