Newfoundland Stamps #115 To 126 (1919) Moose/Caribou Anyone?

Continuing on with my chapters of my display because it seems many of you are continuing to enjoy the sharing;

Here is page 14 from my Newfoundland collection, all mint mostly NH (I'm still always looking to upgrade and get an NH say for #120 or 121 or 122...hint to sellers...)

Anyways, in particular the very hard to discern (should have a certificate) of 124b with a less frequent (hate to say rare) color variant of 124. With the side by side comparison, I would submit that it is easy to see the difference

Also, I do believe that #125 has an odd tinged paper. Either rapid discoloring/aging (and normal) or perhaps some odd rarity from sea soaked water for example (unlikely).

Enjoy...I'll try and post the next era of the roaring twenties tomorrow, though it is Independence day here in the colonies...

tommy, these look great! I don't have any of these yet, but someday. . . .

Tommy, those are caribou, not moose lol. And yes they are different. Caribou are also known as reindeer, especially in Europe, Asia, and Christmas stories.

I'd like to say that I knew this and was just testing to see who was paying attention....

but the truth is, DUH---I messed up

Cheers