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Provisional Booklet Queen Elizabeth II $1.00 29 September 1967 Contains: Four Panes of 5 x
4c Booklet Measures: 79mm x 40mm
The increase of letter postage from 4c to 5c was intended for May 1967, and due to time constraints to prepare new plates, existing stock was overprinted. The actual price increase was delayed until October, by which time new plates were ready, but it was decided to release the large quantity of prepared overprinted booklets first. These booklets were known as the $1.00 Bar Booklets. There were six versions of this booklet. Each had a different slogan tab, as displayed on the right. There were Edition Numbers on the back cover.
N for NSW The following Edition Numbers were produced. N67/1, V67/1, G67/1 The First Series (B107 - B112) had three insert pages, with the second and third pages being blank. There are some versions of the V67/1 where the first page became the third page, making the first and second pages blank. A Second Series (B113 - B118) also had three insert pages, with the inside front and back covers being blank, as well as the third insert page. The only Edition Number used for the Second Series was V67/2 The Third Series (B119 - B124) replaced the overprinted covers with a new $1 cover and had three insert pages, all of which had advertising, including the inside front and back covers. The following Edition Numbers were produced. N67/3, V67/3, G67/3 Some of the G Editions had Wax Interleaving, which is also known as Tropical Editions.
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Queen
Elizabeth II 50c 29 September 1967 Contains: Two Panes of Booklet Measures: 79mm x 40mm
B125 - B126 There was only one version of this booklet. It used the "Use Postal Orders" slogan tab, as displayed on the right. There were no Edition Numbers on the back cover for this booklet. The booklet can be found with the "Radio & TV" back cover (B125), or with a blank back cover (B126).
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Queen
Elizabeth II $1.00 29 September 1967 Contains: Four Panes of Booklet Measures: 79mm x 40mm
B127 There was only one version of this booklet. It used the "Use Postal Orders" slogan tab, as displayed on the right. There were Edition Numbers on the back cover.
N for NSW The following Edition Numbers were produced. N67/3, V67/3,
G67/3 Some of the G Editions had Wax Interleaving, which is also known as Tropical Editions. There were three different back covers available for this issue. |
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Australian Defence
Forces 50c May 1967 Contains: Pane of 10 x 5c Thornbill Booklet Measures: 110mm x 54mm
B128 These booklets were produced for Australian Troops serving in Vietnam. The initial release was made from sheets of 50 stamps, with blank selvedge on both ends. The stamps were attached by either the left or right selvedge. Subsequent releases were made from sheets of 100 stamps. These had two panes of 50 stamps each, separated by a gutter strip that had two black lines. The sheet was cut between the two black lines. Booklets from this issue are identified by having selvedge both ends, but with either the left or right selvedge having a single black line. There are some versions that also have the sheet number in the selvedge. I have seen and also have a number of these booklets that have the right hand selvedge removed. It is unlikely that this has been deliberately removed and may have been done at production time instead of cutting the sheets.
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Australian Defence Forces 50c March 1968 Contains: Pane of 10 x 5c QEII Blue Booklet Measures: 110mm x 54mm
B129 These booklets were produced for Australian Troops serving in Vietnam. The stamps were attached by either the left or right selvedge. |
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