Stamp: St George struggles with Dragon (Tasmania 1863)

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  4. Postal-Fiscal - St George & The Dragon
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St George struggles with Dragon (Tasmania 1863)

01 January (Tasmania ) within release Postal-Fiscal - St George & The Dragon goes into circulation Stamp St George struggles with Dragon face value 2'6 Australian shilling

Stamp St George struggles with Dragon in catalogues
Michel: Mi: AU-TA ST2A
Stanley Gibbons: Sg: AU-TA F9

Stamp is square format.

The stamps of this series were authorized for postal use starting 1 November 1882. Postmarks with clear dates after 1 November 1882 required to prove postal use.

Also in the issue Postal-Fiscal - St George & The Dragon:

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Stamp St George struggles with Dragon in digits
Country: Tasmania
Date: 1863-01-01
Perforation: 10
Emission: Postal Fiscal
Format: Stamp
Face Value: 2'6 Australian shilling

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