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Home > Stamps: Australia > Stamp Booklet
Stamp Booklet
Description:1911 2/- Booklet for VICTORIA with 18 x 1d & 12 x
½d. Cover is bright red on pinkish surfaced card (85 x 57mm) with red text on blue-green inside. Has original text on both inside covers, but revised serifed text on outside back, with brownish interleaves. F-VF. SG SB 4(var), ACSC B6(v)DA Great rarityOnly a handful have SurvivedBefore Federation, New South Wales had experimented with a booklet containing twelve 1d stamps on sale at 1/0½d. This did not find a ready market. The early Commonwealth booklets also made a slow start. In some States sales were so few that Post Offices took the stamps out of the booklet covers and sold them normally. Most of the sales of complete booklets were to business houses who broke up the booklets in order to use the stamps. Hence only a handful have survived to the present day. Sales of the booklet containing 120 2d stamps were very poor and these were discontinued in 1909.New 2/- booklets were issued in 1910 and 1911 again containing States stamps. The 1910 booklet contained eleven ½d stamps and eighteen 1d stamps and was sold for 2/-. The 1911 booklet was generally similar to the earlier one but with an additional ½d stamp. Some examples of the later booklet can be found with the ½d stamp stuck back into the pane prepared for the earlier booklet by means of small pieces of gummed paper attached to the back. Item Info:
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