Would Like Help Ot Identitfy If These Are Rare Watermarks On Stamps Pls

Hi Just wondering if the water marks on these stamps are rare or not.

A watermark is made into the paper when the paper is made. See http://stampsmarter.com/Learning/Glossary_W.html

The black ink on these stamps would be called a cancel. I cannot help you on the cancels.

hi thanks for advice

Bailey,
we often refer to them as "Postmarks" (The black markings)

The little green stamps. often called "bantams"
2 lines ? possibly a manuscript cancellation part of a "slogan" postmark.
(possibly, but it may be a 3 digit numeral) "14" is a barred duplex postmark, SWAN HILL re allocated to Melbourne.
The "R" is an auxilliary marking, indicating the letter / parcel was Registered.
The Barred VICTORIA comes in 2 parts the barred section is called the "killer", on the left hand side would be the Circular Date cancel indicating the location.

Opinion:All marks shown are common.

This should give you an idea on "Duplex" postmarks (Barred numeral and CDS Circular Date Stamp)

thankyou for the advice

The NSW stamp isn't unattractive. They normally cop a fearful hiding when cancelled so it's nice to see one where most of the design is visible.

The ½d green bantam is a part strike of 148, South Melbourne. The 6th duplex from 1906 onwards.