Depends which catalogue you're talking about, given that these are British stamps we'll use Stanley Gibbons. From top to bottom
5 Shillings - (Edit) OOPS got it it quite wrong check out the post below. Thanks scotzm for the correct info
1 Shilling green 1856 (trimmed right side) 71 - deep green 72 - green 73 - pale green
Four Pence red 1862 small uncoloured letter in corners, Type B - diagonal 'hair lines' on all 4 corners 2 copies, one right-hand straight edge 81 - bright red 82 - pale red
Four Pence grey-brown, large coloured letters in corner plate 17, 1880 154
The listings are from a Stanley Gibbons Part 1, British Commonwealth catalogue, sorry, I can't help you with which shades the stamps are
Just a slight correction to YeaPolska's posting... the 5 shillings value is from either the 1867 printing (maltese cross watermark) or the 1882 printing (large anchor watermark).
SG#126 or 127 (color variations) Maltese Cross watermark SG#130 or 134 (paper variations) Large Anchor watermark
The 1884 printing had value tablets on both sides of the queen's head.
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Posted 11/14/2013 6:01 pm
