Machin C6 & C7 Die-cut Single 1st & 2nd

Description

Machin C6 & C7 Die-cut Single 1st & 2nd

Machin singles from Presentation Pack.

SCARCE – we only have a few pairs left.

Only available from one Presentation Pack. This was Presentation Pack No 71 (PB number DR005).

It was not possible to order these two stamps as singles from the Philatelic Bureau (PB).

Issued 6th September 2005 and printed by Walsall Security Printers Ltd with PSA gum (Polyvinyl Self Adhesive). The paper is also NFCP (Non Fluorescent Coated Paper).

2nd class in bright blue and also the 1st class in gold.

These two stamps have not been given a Concise catalogue number. They are mentioned under the numbers 2039 and 2295 respectively.

It is especially relevant that the stamp is die-cut with a white backing.

In conclusion the perforation is 15 x 14. The 2nd class stamp has one phosphor band and the 1st has two  bands (both are with dull fluorescence).

You are buying a pair of stamps. One 2nd class and the other is 1st class; both with a white backing and die-cut (Our reference is C6 and C7).

Machin C6 & C7 Die-cut Single 1st & 2nd

INFORMATION SOURCES:

First of all, stamps will be despatched by Royal Mail. So see our Shop menu for postal options. Postage

We only charge postage for the first item in most categories. Any further items purchased would not increase the final postal charges. Furthermore we do not charge you for envelopes and packaging materials

Recorded Delivery or Registered Post is available if required. Consequently, loss or damage compensation is claimable if this option is taken.

These Airmail & Machiin singles were issued between 2003 and 2010. Because customers may not have wanted a full booklet, the PB issued singles. As the stamps were self-adhesive the PB decided to die-stamp or guillotine these issues to make marketing easier.

Catalogue numbers for these stamps are difficult to allocate. Consequently we have numbered them between A1 and F14. The A to F designation refers to the six Presentation Packs that the stamps appear in. The numbers 1 to 14 denote individual stamps within the packs.

In conclusion, all of our stamps are in an excellent condition and are also unmounted mint. Any variation to this statement will be mentioned.

Let us know about if we have made any mistakes with this description.

We are members of the “Great Britain Philatelic Society” (GBPS):  http://www.gbps.org.uk

GB Stampline numbering system for Machin Airmail Singles (Die-cut or Guillotined) Stamps

Stamp	Denomination	Backing	Die or Guill	Date of Issue	Pack No	Fluor	Bureau No	Bureau Set
A1	Europe 40g	Coloured	Die-cut	27/03/2003	60	Bright	DP033	US001
A2	Worldwide 40g	Coloured	Die-cut	27/03/2003	60	Bright	DP033	US001
B3	W’wide P’card	White	Die-cut	01/04/2004	67	Bright	DP037	US002
B3a	Ditto – Short Band	ditto	ditto	ditto	67	Bright	DP037	US002
C3	W’wide P’card	White	Die-cut	06/09/2005	71	Dull	DR005	US002
C4	Europe 40g	White	Die-cut	06/09/2005	71	Dull	DR005	US001
C5	Worldwide 40g	White	Die-cut	06/09/2005	71	Dull	DR005	US001
C6	2nd class blue	White	Die-cut	06/09/2005	71	Dull	DR005	–
C7	1st class gold	White	Die-cut	06/09/2005	71	Dull	DR005	–
D3	W’wide P’card	White	Die-cut	05/06/2007	77	Dull	DR006	US002
D4	Europe 40g	White	Die-cut	05/06/2007	77	Dull	DR006	US001
D5	Worldwide 40g	White	Die-cut	05/06/2007	77	Dull	DR006	US001
E8	Europe 20g	White	Guillotined	30/03/2010	86	Dull	DP056	–
E9	Worldwide 20g	White	Guillotined	30/03/2010	86	Dull	DP056	–
F10	W’wide P’card	Coloured	Guillotined	08/05/2010	88	Dull	DR007	–
F11	Europe 40g	Coloured	Guillotined	08/05/2010	88	Dull	DR007	–
F12	Worldwide 40g	Coloured	Guillotined	08/05/2010	88	Dull	DR007	–
F13	Europe 20g	White	Guillotined	08/05/2010	88	Dull	DR007	–
F14	Worldwide 20g	White	Guillotined	08/05/2010	88	Dull	DR007	–

NB Generally the fluorescence was bright on A1; A2; and B3. The remainder being dull fluor. There may be other variations of fluor, but the above examples were from Presentation Packs that we ordered from the PB on  different dates.

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