Description
Machin U185 7 U/P Cyl Phos P36 Chambon 10p
The colour is Orange-brown.
Printed Harrison & Sons on Phosphorised (FCP) Paper.
Polyvinyl Alcohol Dextrin (PVAD) gum with perforation type RE. This example is from the upper pane with the horizontal gutter.
Issued 20th August 1979 with Cylinder 7 Phosphor P36 . (These are in a block of ten). There are also two 9.5mm bands phosphor bands.
Chambon Printing: sheets from cylinders 7 and 9 no dot were each issued in two identical panes. These are separated by a horizontal gutter. Thus cylinder blocks from the upper pane can be found as a block of 8 including the gutter margin. There were no dot panes.
Specialised GB QEII Vol 4 Part 1 catalogue number U185.
The Stanley Gibbon’s Concise catalogue number is not listed.
Machin U185 7 U/P Cyl Phos P36 Chambon 10p
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Machin U185 7 U/P Cyl Phos P36 Chambon 10p
