Oriental Philatelic Association of London
© Martin Lovegrove 2011
JOURNAL 219 -
SG-
The allocation of the Overprints to the left or right is as follows:
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R |
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R |
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R |
R |
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L |
L |
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As it can be seen, the allocation of the Overprints are identical to the 3 Fils carmine stamp so it can be assumed that identical printing plates for the overprints were used and the total number of stamps with floral overprints to the left is therefore 74 stamps and 26 stamps with the overprint to the right.
