XSL41 Type II Symbol Bottom Marginal with Jubilee Lines (as image)
Stamp Detail
| Tag | Description |
| Issued: | 01 1986 | |
| Deegam: | S220.2.2 |
| Condition: | MNH |
| Cat: | £50.00 (2005) |
| Perf: | 13¾ x 14 |
| Format: | Sheet |
| Printer: | Waddington |
| Process: | Lithography |
| Paper: | ACP(H) |
| Gum: | PVAD |
| Phosphor: | - |
| Colour: | Moss Green
|
| Notes: | -
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Type I Type II
How to differentiate Type I from Type II?
TYPE I
- The eye is open, with a white centre. It is not joined to the background.
- The mane is generally lightweight. The three tips at its base are pointed, and there is a wide space between it and the body.
- The body and legs are thick.
TYPE II
- The eye is solid. It is joined to the background.
- The mane is generally thicker. The three tips at its base are heavy and rounded. The space between mane and body is thin.
- The body and legs are thin.
Only 4 stamps exist with both types: 13p, 17p, 22p and 31p.
This product was added to our catalog on Saturday 19 February, 2011.
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