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Reprint taken from the 1½d GB postage stamp letter press die using the Sperati press on 3rd July by Jon Aitchison, Mark Copley, and David Beech. On reverse, written in ink, 'reprint 3 July 2014'. Also of the 1d and 2d PB dies undertaken by the U3A, Jon Aitchison and Mark Copley on 17 December 2014. Written on reverse are the conditions / outcomes and 'Sperati Press Trial Printing 17 Dec 14'.
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Great Britain
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Aitchison, Jon (manufacturer) Copley, Mark (manufacturer)
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London : London
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English
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width Whole 154 length Whole 168 depth Whole 1
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2014 to 2-17
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The Royal Philatelic Society London Associated Person
Copley, Mark Manufacturer
Beech, David Manufacturer
Aitchison, Jon Manufacturer
Item Notes
RPSL AdLib Reference
 proof - die 2014.240
AdLib Museum Related Object
 2011.544
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Index Cape Postal Regulations 1873 - continued South Africa Robert Johnson
Index Unclaimed and undelivered mail handled by the Returned Letter Office, Natal: Part 2 South Africa Roger Porter
Index The Chancellor, the PMG and the Cape merchants - the crisis of 1872/73: Part 2 South Africa John Dickson
Index Examples of Natal official mail South Africa Alan Drysdall
Index Letter rates between the Cape of Good Hope and Britain: 1795 to 1840 - Part 4 South Africa John Dickson
Index A card posted aboard the Walmer Castle South Africa Alan Drysdall
Index Letters to the United Kingdom at the 4d. rate 1888 -1890 South Africa Johnny Barth and John Dickson