TI-RO-2

Tasmania - Interim period: 1901-1917.
Reply paid ordinary rate delivery form: TI-RO-2.

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Special aspects

General characteristics:

Heading and notes:	Form No. E.T. 10. Standard interim heading. Reply Paid not explicitly mentioned.
Message area:	8 lines - occupies about 7-% of form
Reverse side:	Blank.
Colours (text & form):	Black on green paper.
Size of form overall:	133 × 216 mm.
Size of datestamp box:	32 × 34 mm.

Distinctive characteristics of this form:

has serrated edge at bottom from where the reply message had been torn;
no separate box for message information -
e.g. No. of words, etc;
two lines of vertcal text at left.

TI-RO-2

TI-RO-2.
St. Klda Rail, Vic to Launceston
(19 March 1917 - rubber datestamp).

Details of use and rarity.

Form sub-number	Schedule number	Earliest recorded date	Rarity rating
RO-2	Not known.	19 March 1917 at Launceston.	RR