
Used at Rockhampton 3 March 1954.
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AW-EU-10A.
Characteristics:
- all three slogans are telegram related;
- window is 31.5 mm high.
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AW-EO-10A (reverse).
Reverse side of this type of delivery envelope.
Characteristics:
- flap has narrow peak and slightly curved sides;
- security pattern is printed inside so the reverse side is white;
- slogans refer to STREET NUMBER and to MAIL MATTER AND TELEGRAMS;
- top slogan has TELEGRAMS as plural.
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Used at Maryborough on 21 March 1967. |
AW-EU-10B.
Characteristics:
- two of the three slogans are telegram related;
- window is 28 mm high.
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AW-EU-10B (reverse).
Reverse side of the above delivery envelope.
Characteristics:
- shows a snake-skin security pattern on the reverse side;
- flap has a rounded peak and curved sides;
- slogans refer to STREET NUMBER and to MAIL;
- top slogan has TELEGRAM as singular.
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Details of use and rarity.
Form
sub-number |
Schedule number |
Earliest recorded date |
Rarity rating |
EU-10A |
None |
3 March 1954 at Rockhampton. |
C (unsued) |
EU-10B |
None |
12 October 1955 at Mt. Magnet. |
C (unused) |