Description
Booklet FG6Aa Machin Plain 90p Experimental Fold.
British Canals Series, designed by Ronald Maddox. FG6 No 5 Regents Canal December 1978.
Royal Mail Philatelic Bureau Stock Number. Although they are listed in the Stock List of March 1979, no number was issued.
Issued 10th January 1979. Also printed by Harrison & Sons Limited.
Booklet FG6A. Concise (2017) catalogue number of pane: pane not listed.
Booklet coloured yellow-olive and new blue.
Specialised catalogue Vol 4 Part 1 number UFB7/FG6A (Selvedge at left) containing 10 x U175.
The Experimental Fold (FG6Aa) was issued in order not to obscure all of the notice inside the right-hand cover. The Pane was placed left by one stamp row. The photo also shows the normal pane at the top. See appendix J (FG6) in Specialised Catalogue.
Booklet without cylinder numbers. (Containing ten x 9p. U175/Concise X883).
The pane is perforation type E.
Unmounted mint and also in pristine condition.
Booklet FG6Aa Machin Plain 90p Experimental Fold.
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