1905-10 SG334 1d New South Wales.
Joined pair.

1902-03 SG315 2d QV New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW.
BN 35 early postmark from GOULBURN.
Condition note: Small thin lower right of back.

1902-03 SG314 1d coat of arms New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW (3rd type).
BN 35 early postmark from GOULBURN.

1899 SG299 1d Shield New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW.
BN 180 early postmark from CAMPERDOWN, NSW.

1899 SG299 1d Shield New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW.
BN 182 early postmark from NEWTOWN, NSW.
Condition note: Missing corner, edge trimmed lower left of stamp.

1897 SG290 1d shield New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW.
BN 71 early postmark from TAMWORTH, NSW.

1902-03 SG315 2d Queen Victoria New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW.
Rays numeral 480 from CROOKWELL.
Very good, almost entire strike.

1902-03 SG314 1d shield OS NSW perfin official New South Wales.
Watermark crown over NSW.
Rays 65 early postmark from WOLLOMBI, NSW.

1905-1910 SG338 4d Captain Cook New South Wales.
Orange-brown.
Watermark crown over single line A.

1897-99 SG297b 2½d New South Wales.

1907 SG354 1d Shield New South Wales.
Watermark CROWN OVER DOUBLE LINED A.
Rays numeral 123 early postmark from WINGHAM, NSW.

1899 SG306 6d New South Wales.
Rarer than usual with OS NSW official perfin.
Catalogue value without perfin £9.00 (approx. AU$15.00)

1902-03 SG318 6d New South Wales.
Rarer with OS NSW perfin.
Duplex numeral postmark 71 from TAMWORTH.

1905-10 SG345 8d New South Wales.

Catalogue value £18.00 (Approx. AU$33.00)
1872 SG158a 3d New South Wales.
DOUBLE-LINED 6 WATERMARK
Queen Victoria diadem issue.
Rays 55 Newcastle postmark.

1905-10 SG349a 2s6d New South Wales.
Perforation 11.5x11

By Hugh Freeman, APR, Published 2017 (Brusden White).

90% of available cancels illustrated in colour with rarity ratings for all known cancels - the essential reference for collectors of New South Wales numeral cancellations and a wonderful addition to your philatelic library.

The second edition incorporates all new discoveries and revisions, with additional illustrations and adjusted rarity ratings. Hugh's research in this area has been acknowledged with the award of the Research Medal of the Australian Philatelic Federation this year.

The first edition of this book by Hugh Freeman, APR, published in 2012, quickly sold out and has been in great demand on the rare occasions when a copy shows up for sale.

2 kg, 30.5 cm x 22 cm, beautifully hardbound with dust jacket, 376 pages in colour.