Help With Australia 1992 Threatened Species #1271-1295

'Australian Online Stamp Catalogue'
http://australianstrampcatalogue.co...r-Slogan.php
I have viewed the information on this website a number of times, one of the more 'complete' websites around. Funny though, I've never found a website that sets out aesthetically and informatively comprehensive information - or at least the way I'd like to see it. But for information this is a good one! If I ever get rich maybe I'll have the time to attack it myself (haha).
I have to say though, your pages of Australia go a long way to fixing that issue - presentation and easy to read information. I will be learning from you Rod!

My sentiments also.
That link you supplied, has great information, as you say, the colours, the font and set up, is somehow not condusive to a pleasurable study.

I had the same trouble with Brusden White when I fist used them, now that I have become accustomed to their set up, I find them excellent.

Hard to beat the Amos (Scott Catalogue) for overall use enjoyment.

A man whom recently bludgeoned 9 Penguins to death, was fined $82

I cannot comprehend the workings of a person who could do such a thing. And the fine, hopeless!

My reference point is the Scott catalogue.

Regarding the "Threatened Species" series. 1995. Serpentine die cut 11.5. Self-adhesive.

First question: Assume the header "Coil Stamps" is incorrect for the series 1294 thru 1295. Correct?

Second question: Scott cites 11.5 as the perforation. For the 1294 thru 1295 series. However, I found a 1294D with 11.25 perforation. Are perf varieties within this series common?

Thank you.