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Library:
The Royal Philatelic Society London
Source Ref:
5149
Dataset:
RPSL_MUS
Date Loaded:
12 Mar 2024 11:05:40
Item Information
Record Type:
Museum Objects
Source Record Type:
OBJECT
Series Title:
The Museum of Philatelic History at the Royal Philatelic Society London
Item Title:
Grover Master Plate for perforations. MP102/15 SR No. 601 for Egypt. Stamp description: Revenue stamp. Size of Stamp: 2.4166" x 1.1071421; No. of perforations: 24 x 16; Pins: 0.04; Pitch of perforations: .071" x .069214" .
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Egypt
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Grover & Co. Ltd (manufacturer)
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English
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Who
Waterlow & Sons
Associated Person
Grover & Co. Ltd
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Item Notes
RPSL AdLib Reference
RPSL-MEETINGS-LDN-225012_1
AdLib Museum Related Object
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Stamp book - Educational pack for Key Stage 2. 'The Penny Black changed the World'. (i) Card pack to contain educational resources. Produced by the British Postal Museum and Archive
United Kingdom
Object Part
Stamp book - Educational pack for Key Stage 2. 'The Penny Black changed the World'. Spiral bound booklet forming the main part of the pack. Produced by the British Postal Museum and Archive
United Kingdom
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Stamp book - Educational pack for Key Stage 2. 'The Penny Black changed the World'. Foldable poster showing timeline. Produced by the British Postal Museum and Archive
United Kingdom
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Stamp book - Educational pack for Key Stage 2. 'The Penny Black changed the World'. 10 loose pictures. Produced by the British Postal Museum and Archive
United Kingdom
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