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I've looked high and low ......but can't seem to find this one ! any help ?
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Looks to be a cut-out from an envelope or postal card.
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Hi Stamps plus,
your overprint is similar to those of the AUSTRALIAN STATES—SOUTH AUSTRALIA— official stamps O 27 to O 51 from 1874 to 1890. Could have been use on a postal stationary enveloppe or Post card. OR on a duty stamp... hope you find a full answerd...
(sorry for my limited english),
Jacques
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Looking at my 1971 Higgins & Gage, it looks like this is from an Official Postal Card from South Australia. It also looks to be Type II (Oval "O"). Type I has a round "O". If it were a full card it would be worth 12.50 pounds. Being a cut square it is considerably less.
Bob
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I've looked high and low ......but can't seem to find this one ! any help ?
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re: South Australia: offical postal card cut square
Looks to be a cut-out from an envelope or postal card.
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03:08:31pm
re: South Australia: offical postal card cut square
Hi Stamps plus,
your overprint is similar to those of the AUSTRALIAN STATES—SOUTH AUSTRALIA— official stamps O 27 to O 51 from 1874 to 1890. Could have been use on a postal stationary enveloppe or Post card. OR on a duty stamp... hope you find a full answerd...
(sorry for my limited english),
Jacques
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14 Aug 2012
03:25:31pm
re: South Australia: offical postal card cut square
Looking at my 1971 Higgins & Gage, it looks like this is from an Official Postal Card from South Australia. It also looks to be Type II (Oval "O"). Type I has a round "O". If it were a full card it would be worth 12.50 pounds. Being a cut square it is considerably less.
Bob
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