Revenue: Rhodesian Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd – Salisbury – 2485/7
Revenue
Rhodesian Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd – Salisbury – 2485/7
Details
- Date of Issue: July, 1946
- Reqn.: 2485
- Printer: Herald
- Quantity:
Smart & Copley Ltd Crest Series (Green) – V Series – Smart & Copley, Bulawayo. Copyright. There appears to be two printings from this series as some cards have different images for the same number. It is probable that there was a printing c.1912 and a second printing c.1930’s.
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