Victoria - Interim period: 1901-1917.
Ordinary rate transmission form: VI-TO-2.
Ordinary rate transmission form: VI-TO-2.
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General characteristics:
| Heading and notes: | Form number E.T. No. 2. Standard interim heading.. |
| Message area: | 6 lines of five unnumbered boxes. |
| Reverse side: | Blank. |
| Colours (text & form): | Black on cream. |
| Size of form overall: | 165 × 215 mm. |
Distinctive characteristics of this form:
- has eight boxes across the top for "Stamps to be affixed ..." and the two end boxes are blank;
- has a schedule number in the lower left corner;
- the line immediately below the boxes for stamps begins Addressed to and there are three lines which are progressively indented;
- date starts 190_.
 Provenance: Martin Walker. |
VI-TO-2.
Copy of a message sent at Richmond for local delivery
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Details of use and rarity.
| Form sub-number |
Schedule number | Earliest recorded date | Rarity rating |
| TO-2 | C. 16153 | 24 December 1915 at Richmond. | RRR |