There are two spectacular varieties of this stamp
- Penge instead of Pence. For examples see here:
- Queensband instead of Queensland. For examples see here:
Another variety is QU joined (Stamp no 68, Row 7 no 8)
QU joined, courtesy of Dave Elsmore. Wmk type 6
QU joined, seen in a private collection
QU joined from the proof sheet
QU joined, ex Griffith
QU joined, from my collection
Another prominent but transient variety is where the T in Two is largely obscured
T in Two largely obliterated. Ex Manning
QU joined, courtesy of Dave Elsmore. Wmk type 6
Another prominent but transient variety is where the T in Two is largely obscured
D of Queensland is also joined to the outer oval line and thus appears like a small 'b'
ReplyDeleteYes, it is Queensband and there is a link to the examples at the top of the page as well as the Penge instead of Pence :-)
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