Waterlow & Sons Ltd: Order 293574
Waterlow & Sons Ltd
Order 293574
| Value | Quantity | Plate | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6d | A | 16.02.1953 | Add plate number. Lay as marked. | |
| 6d | 3,200,000 | B | 16.02.1953 | Correct plate. Colour correct. Plate Correct. |
| 6d | B | File Copy. |
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