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1890 THE LONDON PHILATELIC EXHIBITION. 19-26 May, Portman Rooms,
Baker Street, London.
Unissued brown and blue stamps in the Mauritius "Britannia" design
(SG39-40) were typo-overprinted L.P.E. 1890 in red at the exhibition. The
stamps were from imperforate sheets remaindered in 1872. The original printer
Perkins Bacon perforated these (perf 11½) at the show; overprints and varieties
were made by M P Castle. Stamps on greenish gummed paper; total overprinted
probably 2,700. Forgeries are reported.
1890A-01 Brown perforated stamp. Sold for 6d (2½p) per stamp. Rare,
c.£50

This is a temporary colour photocopy, until an actual item can be scanned.
1890A-02 Blue perforated stamp. Sold for 6d (2½p) per
stamp. Rare, c.£50
 This is a temporary colour photocopy, until
an actual item can be scanned.
1890A-03 Blue
imperforate. Rare, c.£80

1890A-04 Blue with double overprint. Sold for 2/- (10p).
£120

1890A-05 Blue tête-bêche pair. Sold for 2/- (10p) per
error. Rare, c.£120
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1897 THE LONDON PHILATELIC EXHIBITION. 22 July - 5 August, Royal
Institute of Painters in Water Colours, Piccadilly, London.
1897A-01 Sheets of perforated, gummed labels of the Mulready
envelope design. Printed on grey paper in blue and red by typography.
Perforated 11¼. Sheet size given variously as 36 by Chatfield and 28 (4x7) by
Anstee. (See Bibliography) £4
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1899 INTERNATIONAL PHILATELIC EXHIBITION. 29 June - 5 July, City
Art Gallery, Manchester.
Gummed perforated labels depicting a Viking ship with sail inscribed
Philatelia Ocean Penny Post. The imperforates were for use by the
Committee. Designed by Sydney R. Turner and printed by typography. Perforated
12½ x 11½.
1899A-01 Printed in violet and green.

1899A-02 Imperforate.

1899A-03 Printed in
blue and red.

1899A-04 Imperforate.

1899A-05 Printed in
red and green.

1899A-06 Imperforate.

1899A-07 Printed in brown and green.

1899A-08 Imperforate.

1899A-09 Printed in
brown and violet.

1899A-10 Imperforate.

1899A-11 Printed in
brown and blue.

1899A-12 Imperforate.

1899A-13 As 1899A-12 but printed on thin card, not gummed paper.
Possibly a proof.
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