Great Britain : On Steiner Pages.

Some background

https://discovery.nationalarchives....ils/r/C11523

Some on ebay

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/254838890313

Thanks Geoff,
the background was valuable.
My stamp remains unidentified.
1. The Keyplate design is not shown in Barefoot
2. the 16/- value tablet, is not listed.

It seems Mr. Barefoot has limited knowledge here, he jumps from 1945? to 1971? The question marks suggest in-depth information is difficult to be sourced.

I shouldn't think there would be too many of these kicking around.

Full Booklet Pane 10x10 SG X8751 Christmas 1978
X883 x 10 (2 bands), and X875 x 10 (1 central band)

Postmark Harrow Mail Centre 2005 UR60GG Mdx FKU:2002

STAMP PAPER
Edward J Nankivell 4th April 1908
Glossary
The Dipper
The Coucher
Wove Paper
Laid Paper (Horizontal and Vertical)
Thick and thin Paper.
Felt
Silk Thread Forgeries

Rod222 when I was at work people sometimes referred to paying your stamp r paying full stamp when talking about our wages, I took it as a simile for National insurance payments, but this is the first time I have ever seen a National insurance stamp, or knew that the stamp could be an actual bit of perforated, gummed paper.
What book or journal is E.J. Nankivells piece from?
Thank you for these two superb Nuggets of information.

Whoa! you nearly caught me out there..
Had to find it amongst a huge library.

The "Paper" piece, is from "How to collect" Page 178 138

Regards the Post, 4 posts above, the Machin Multiple,
It just struck me,
Am I correct with the "Band structures"

I cannot see how 2 band structures, could be different in one printing
surely both stamp values would have the same band ID.

Rod,

It is as you described. This is an image from Deegam showing the band patterns.

Wow!

Thanks Al, that was a real surprise !
Fab image.

Great Britain Post Offices Abroad
Morocco.
Spanish Currency
Steiner Page 20.

Hi Rod,

I look out for the three varieties on these KEVIII stamps with wider settings of the word, "MOROCCO".

Here are the normal and wider "MOROCCO" versions of the Spanish currency surcharge 1d value:

The other two varieties like this are on the 1d and 2.5d values of the British currency overprints.

G'day Nigel,
thank you, never checked,
I have a lot ready to send to CALSTAMP,
I'll dig out the dupes and check before I send...

Hiya Nigel,
Found the 15mm in the Spanish.
Mine have "Tropical toning"

Sc#79 and Sc#79A Brit. Po in Morocco, Spanish Language.

Nice.

Bibliography.
Scotland.
Scots Local Cancellations. John Anderson
Undated
Printed A Fleming & Co, 312 London Road Glasgow

Includes several thousand Post Offices, Receiving Houses, Sub Offices, Receiving Offices.
Postmaster Salaries.
Head Offices
Years Addressed 1854-1860