The Stamps Of Australia : On Steiner Pages.

Sc#128
Australia's First Commonwealth Stamp
"Sydney Morning Herald" 1903

Scales and Beehive.

Does there exist a list of Perfins found on the Kangaroo and Map?

Sc#126 Wmk 228 5/- (5 shilling) Yellow and Grey . Used filler CV $3
VOCo = Vacuum Oil Co Pty Ltd Puncture Count 10-10-8-6

Suggested pricing for this fellow.
Mint Unhinged $550, Fine Mint $270 VF + Cancel $28 Used Filler $6

Seeking:

List of Private Perfins on Kangaroo and Map.
List / Price list : OS / NSW punctures.

Rod,

If you haven't already, you might contact these folks, and/or peruse their publications list to see if there's anything applicable. Also see this article on the same webpage.

Thank you Postmaster.
I shall indeed, Mr Elsmore belongs to a mutual club, the Cinderella Club of Australasia.

1979
Mail Coach re-enactment, Albany-Perth (c500Km)

Western Australia : Narrogin (Approx 200km from Perth)

RMB = Roadside Mail Box
"Chuckem" = Aboriginal name, for a Creek that meanders through the property.



Narrogin Post Office 1893



Narrogin Post Office 2015
Courtesy of Google Maps

1979
Die Cut Stickers for Western Australia's 150th Anniv.



Albany : Whale Post Phantasies.

Hi Rod,

any idea on the value of this?

Unknown.
General consensus, add 25% to base stamp value.

Best I can do.

Sc#2 1913 1d Kangaroo and Map.

Pre-substituted cliche
Second State
EL25 RR=4

Sc#2 1913 1d Kangaroo and Map.

ER42 RR=1

"The 1d Red Kangaroo and map was the first definitive stamp, of the Commonwealth of Australia.
It had a life of only 18 months, and 1,052,800,000 stamps were printed from 9 plates."
(David Adams, Bill Bell, and Greg Pope 2004.)

With my 60 stamps, I have cornered 0.00000617401 % of the market.

Thanks Rod,

Great Roo's and an awesome jumper, I found a job for the wife now....knitting one!

Cheers

Rod. I don't recognize the variety that you have described as ER42 RR1. Is this described in the ACSC? I may have to do lots more searching now.

Hi Partime.
I don't know, I do not have the Brusden White Catalogue, (as yet)
A colleague is buying the latest, and (hopefully) I'll take over his older edition.

The condition as shown comes from advice from a colleague who specialises.
Guess:
Plate E, Right hand pane, stamp 42 rarity 1 (lowest)
Be sceptical until confirmed.

PS: I saw dedicated journals on (I think) the Kangaroo and the KG5 on ebay, for $999
Too heavy for my wallet, so I have to rely on bits of information from here and there.