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| Watermarks Used |
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| King George V Definitive
Issue 1914-1922: EC70-EC85 |
| Designer: Sir Bertram MacKennal |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| White paper: 70 to 74, 78-78a, 84-84a. Orange buff paper:
75a. |
| Green paper: 79, 81 to 81f. Olive paper: 80 to 80b. |
| Emerald paper: 82 & 82a. Yellow paper: 85. |
| Watermark: Multiple Crown CA |
| Perforation: 70 to 75a, 77 to 83a, & 85 14 comb. 76
& 76a, 84 & 84a, 14 line |
| EC84 & EC84a don't have POSTAGE REVENUE |
| War Tax 1917-1918: EC#WT86-WT87 |
| EC71 & C50 Overprinted WAR TAX |
| Designers: EC86 Sir Bertram MacKennal. |
| EC87 Emil Fuchs |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| Paper: White |
| Watermark: 86 Multiple Crown CA. 87 Crown CA |
| Perforation: 14 comb |
| Definitive 1919-1920:
EC88 |
| Designer: Adapted from an engraving by Gustav Dore' |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| Paper: White |
| Watermark: Multiple Crown CA |
| Perforation: 14 line |
| (1530 stamps printed and sold) |
| Definitive 1921-1922:
EC89-EC96 |
| Designer: Sir Bertram MacKennal, |
| EC96 Adapted from an engraving by Gustav Dore' |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| Paper: White, Ec95 Blue |
| Watermark: Multiple Script CA |
| Perforation: 14 comb |
| Overprint SELF GOVERNMENT
1922: EC97-EC113 |
| Designer: EC97 to EC111 Sir Bertram MacKennal, EC112 &
EC113 Adapted from an engraving by Gustav Dore'. |
| Printer: De La Rue. Overprint: Government Printing Office |
| Paper: 97 to 103, 105 & 106, 110, 112 & 113 White,
104 Orange buff, 107 Emerald, 108 & 109 Blue, 111 Yellow. |
| Black
Overprint #97 to 107, 110 & 111. |
| Red Overprint #108 & 109, 112 & 113. |
| Watermark: 97 & 98, 100 & 101, 103, 105, 109, 113
Multiple Script CA. 99, 102, 104, 106 to 108, 110 & 111, Multiple Crown CA, 112 Crown CC. |
| Perforation: 97 to 109, 111 & 113 14 comb, 110 &
112 14 line. |
| Surcharged ONE FARTHING
5th. April 1922: EC114 |
| Designer: Sir Bertram MacKennal. |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| Overprint: Government Printing Office |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark:
Multiple Script CA. |
| Perforation: 14 comb. |
| Definitive Melita 1922-1925: EC115-EC133c |
| EC115-EC132: 1922-1925, EC133 see dates below stamps. |
| Designers: Edward Caruana Dingli EC115-EC127, EC133-EC133c |
| Gianni Vella: EC128-EC132 |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark: Multiple Script CA. Sideways EC115-EC127, EC133-EC133a.
Upright EC128-EC132, EC133b-EC133c |
| Perforation: 14 comb. |
| Pence and Pound: POSTAGE REVENUE. Shillings POSTAGE &
REVENUE |
| Overprint Two pence halfpenny 3rd. December 1925: EC134-EC134a |
| Designer: Edward Caruana Dingli |
| Printer: De La Rue |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark:
Multiple Script CA. Sideways |
| Perforation: 14 comb. |
| Melita Overprinted POSTAGE
1st. April 1926: EC135-EC148 |
| Designers: Edward Caruana Dingli, EC135 to EC143. |
| Gianni Vella EC144 to EC148 |
| Printed: Government Printing Office |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark: EC135 to EC143 Multiple Script CA Sideways. |
| EC144 to EC148 Multiple Script CA Upright. |
| Perforation: 14 comb. |
| Definitive Inscribed POSTAGE 1926-1927: EC149-EC165 |
| Designer: John Harrison |
| Printer: Waterlow & Sons |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark:
Multiple Script CA |
| Perforation: 15x14 comb pence value. 12.5 line others |
| Definitive Overprinted POSTAGE AND REVENUE 1st. October
1928: EC166-EC184 |
| New Colours: EC169 & EC171 issued 5th. December 1928 |
| Designer: John Harrison |
| Overprinted: Government Printing Office |
| Black overprint pence values, Red others. |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark:
Multiple Script CA |
| Perforation: 15x14 comb pence value. 12.5 line others. |
| Definitive Inscribed POSTAGE & REVENUE 20th. October
1930: EC185-EC201 |
| EC195, EC197, EC198, EC199, EC201, inscribed POSTAGE REVENUE |
| Designer: John Harrison |
| Printer: Waterlow & Sons |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark:
Multiple Script CA |
| Perforation: 15x14 comb pence value. 12.5 line others. |
| Silver Jubilee 5th.
May 1935: EC202-EC205 |
| Designer: H. Fleury |
| Printer: Bradbury Wilkinson |
| Paper: White. |
| Watermark:
Multiple Script CA |
| Perforation: 11x12 comb |
End of "King George V 1910-1936"
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