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Cape of Good Hope 1864 1d - 1/- De La Rue Reference Specimens
Cape of Good Hope 1864 1d - 1/- De La Rue Reference Specimens
Cape of Good Hope 1864 1d - 1/- De La Rue Reference Specimens
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1864 1d, 6d (2) & 1/- all handstamped SPECIMEN with type D5.
The 1d and a 6d IN BLUE; other 6d & 1/- in black.
Most probably from the De La Rue reference collection.
F-VF/M large part OG, some imperfections.
(Yes, for some reason these early period specimens were frequently separated by scissors notwithstanding perforations!)
Samuel states that whilst perhaps between 1 & 6 examples of this stamp/handstamp combination may exist,
the D5 handstamp struck in blue is most unusual and particularly elusive.
The coloured impression may denote a special usage of the Specimen.
A very difficult to replicate group thus.
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