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Top right – Dot between “N’ and “E” of “SUBMARINE”
Bottom right – Dot between “L” and “A” of “LANDING” (above 3d value)
Dot between “N’ and “E” of “SUBMARINE”
Dot between “L” and “A” of “LANDING”
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One of my favourite stamps. The numerous varieties on the 2d scarlet are a study in themselves.
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I hope you don't mind if I join in? Flaw by headland on bottom right stamp
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Be my guest. It looks good when the two are put together.
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Hi Rob & Dave,
It is a conspiracy.
Now I have to re-examine all my cable stamps
That is going to take me a long time.
Regards
Franz
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1936 Opening of Submarine Cable from mainland Australia to Tasmania. Recorded variety is seen on the top right and bottom right stamp.
Top right – Dot between “N’ and “E” of “SUBMARINE”
Bottom right – Dot between “L” and “A” of “LANDING” (above 3d value)
Dot between “N’ and “E” of “SUBMARINE”
Dot between “L” and “A” of “LANDING”
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re: 1936 Opening of Submarine Cable Varieties
One of my favourite stamps. The numerous varieties on the 2d scarlet are a study in themselves.
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re: 1936 Opening of Submarine Cable Varieties
I hope you don't mind if I join in? Flaw by headland on bottom right stamp
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re: 1936 Opening of Submarine Cable Varieties
Be my guest. It looks good when the two are put together.
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re: 1936 Opening of Submarine Cable Varieties
Hi Rob & Dave,
It is a conspiracy.
Now I have to re-examine all my cable stamps
That is going to take me a long time.
Regards
Franz
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