Saint Vincent, with notes and publishers' pricesNapier, Francis John Hamilton Scott
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Saint Vincent, with notes and publishers' prices
Napier, Francis John Hamilton Scott
Postage stamps -- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
And so on in progression, an additional two rates being charged for every
additional ounce or fraction of an ounce.
16. (Provides for Registration of Letters and Book Packets, at rate of
one shilling each.)
[Sidenote: Governor to provide Postage Dies and Stamps.]
17. It shall be lawful for the Governor to cause to be provided, at the
Public expense, proper and sufficient Postage Stamps and Dies, or other
Implements for expressing and denoting the Rates or Duties of Postage
for this Colony; and such Dies, Stamps, and Implements, shall be kept
in such custody, and such Stamps shall be made or impressed from such
Dies or other Implements, and sold in such manner as the Governor, with
the consent of the Executive Council, shall from time to time direct by
writing under his hand.
_Act passed June 14th, 1860._
NOTE.—Another Act was passed on September 10th, 1863, which
raised the postage on letters despatched to foreign countries,
with the exception of those going to or through the United
Kingdom, from one penny to two pence the half ounce, and so on
in proportion. The charge of one penny on letters coming to St.
Vincent through the Imperial Post Office was at the same time
abolished.
APPENDIX B.
Table of perforations of stamps printed by Messrs. Perkins, Bacon & Co.
1861 to 1881.
------+---------------+-----+-------------------------+----------------
NUMBER| | | |
OF | | | |
ISSUE.| DATE OF ISSUE.| WMK.| DENOMINATION AND COLOUR.| PERFORATION.
------+---------------+-----+-------------------------+-----+-----+----
1 | May 1861 |None.|1d., bright rose-red |A. | |
| | |6d., blue-green |A. | |
2 | 1862 |None.|6d., yellow-green |C. | |
3 | 1863-1866 |None.|1d., bright rose-red | |B. |B×A.
| | |6d., blue-green | |B. |
4 | August 1866 |None.|4d., deep bright blue | |B. |
| | |1s., dark slate-grey |A. | |B×A.
| | |1s., greyish-purple |A. | |B×A.
5 | April 1869 |None.|1s., indigo | |B. |
6 | October 1869 |None.|4d., deep bright yellow | |B. |
| | |1s., bright brown | |B. |
7 | June 1871 |Star.|1d., black |A. | |B×A.
| | |6d., dull blue-green |A. | |
| | |6d., dark blue-green |A.[6]| |
8 | June 1872 |Star.|1s., bright rose-red | |B. |B×A.
| | |1s., deep rose-red | |B. | ?
| | |1s., dull red | |B. | ?
9 | Early in 1874 |Star.|1s., pale violet-rose | |B. |B×A.
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