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by RogerKinns
Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:45 pm
Forum: Tasmania - Postmarks and Postal Markings to 1912
Topic: TASMANIAN CROWN SEALS - a survey
Replies: 75
Views: 92036

Re: Crown seals on pre-pictorial issues

This one is a large part strike of 'The Oaks' on a 0.5d keyplate. The 'Post Office The (...)' and crown are clear. Bought on Ebay in January 2008.
by RogerKinns
Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:30 pm
Forum: Tasmania - Postmarks and Postal Markings to 1912
Topic: TASMANIAN CROWN SEALS - a survey
Replies: 75
Views: 92036

Re: Crown seals on pre-pictorial issues

Here is a pair of strikes of 'Penghana' on a vertical pair of 2d sidefaces. The upper strike is almost complete and fairly easy to read. This was bought on Ebay in July 2007.
Penghana,CrownSeal.jpg
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by RogerKinns
Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:25 pm
Forum: Tasmania - Postmarks and Postal Markings to 1912
Topic: TASMANIAN CROWN SEALS - a survey
Replies: 75
Views: 92036

Crown Seals on pre-Pictorial Issues

Crown seals were sometimes used as cancellations on pre-pictorial issues, either in error or because other cancellers were not available. They are usually hard to read and complete strikes are scarce, not least because sidefaces and keyplates are small format stamps. I only have Penghana and The Oa...
by RogerKinns
Fri Sep 18, 2009 1:33 am
Forum: Tasmania - Postmarks and Postal Markings to 1912
Topic: Scarcer Circular Datestamps on Pre-Pictorial Issues
Replies: 38
Views: 33504

Re: Scarcer Circular Datestamps on Pre-Pictorial Issues

TEE POO KANA / OC 9 99 / TASMANIA TeePooKana.jpg I believe that this item was previously in the Keith Lancaster collection. It is obviously rare, with the first cds of Teepookana, shown as Tee Poo Kana, dated 9 October 1899 (the second '9' in the year date, which is only partly inked, has a sharp t...
by RogerKinns
Fri Sep 18, 2009 12:41 am
Forum: Introductions - New Members please post a brief introduction here
Topic: Introducing Roger Kinns
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Introducing Roger Kinns

My wife and I started coming to Australia from our home on the western side of the Gareloch in Scotland, when our son moved to Sydney. He is now an Australian citizen with a growing family and gave me a good excuse to expand my philatelic interests from a specialist collection of Newfoundland. Three...