Newfoundland Scott 134 - Different Colour.

Hi guys

Take a close look at these 2 MINT Newfoundland Scott 134..Both Unitrade and N.S.S.C. catalouges identify this stamp as BROWN/VIOLET..But as you can see the stamp on the left is definitely VIOLET in colour.

Now all my other Scott 134's are BROWN/VIOLET in colour...Now this could..could be another missing colour variety..Thought I would post here to get opinions before I bother BNAPS.

Robert

Hey Wert NSSC 131 describes this stamp as being printed in violet and purple

131 10¢ Humber River Cañon, violet; 760 M
a purple


Trodent

Hi Trodent...
You are referring to the stamp called "Humber River Canyon" which is Dark violet, but Scott 139...But my stamp is called just "Humber River" which is a Scott 134 which is identified as BROWN VIOLET

The stamp you are referring to is Scott 131 in N.S.S.C. Catalouge...Which is a 10 cent stamp.



Unitrade shows Scott 134 as a BROWN VIOLET as shown below..


Now the 2002 N.S.S.C. catalogue shows the "Humber River" 4 cent stamp as N.S.S.C. 129 as shown below.



Robert



NOW, the new N.S.S.C. catalouge identifies this ""Humber River" stamp as N.S.S.C. 126 and is colour BROWN VIOLET". as shown below...


So, unless I am loosing my mind, I DO NOT see any reference to the Scott 134 having the colour VIOLET.

Sorry WERT, me bad, shouldnt drink and post!!

Looks like you find a different color variety

here are my 4 mint copies, the far right one just doesnt look right