=4= | 1d., bright rose-red | | | | | =5= | 6d., blue-green | | Issue 2. _1862._ =Type and Paper= As in Issue 1. =Watermark= None. =Gum= Yellowish. =Perforation= C.[2] Illustrations Nos. 13 and 14. [2] This is a clean cut, slightly irregular perforation, generally 15½, sometimes 15, and more rarely 14½. See Note to Issue 2. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. =6= | 6d., yellow-green | | 10 0 Issue 3. _1863-1866._ =Type and Paper= As in Issue 1. =Watermark= None. =Gum= Yellowish to yellow-brown. =Perforation= [3]B and B × A.[4] Illustrations Nos. 18, 19, and 20. [3] This is a clean cut, very irregular perforation, varying from 11 to nearly 13. See Note to Section I. [4] Throughout this handbook, in describing perforations made by two machines, the first given measurement denotes the horizontal gauge, and the second the vertical. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. (i.) PERFORATED B. =7= | 1d., bright rose-red | 5 0 | 2 6 | | | =8= | 6d., blue-green | 20 0 | 5 0 (ii.) PERFORATED B × A. =9= | 1d., bright rose-red | | Issue 4. _August 1866._ =Type and Paper= As in Issue 1. =Watermark= None. =Gum= Yellowish, and white. =Perforation= A, B, and B × A. Unused. Used. s. d. s. d. (i.) PERFORATED A. =10= | 1s., dark slate-grey | | 20 0 | | | =11= | 1s., greyish-purple | | (ii.) PERFORATED B. =12= | 4d., deep bright blue | 17 6 | 12 6 (iii.) PERFORATED B × A. =13= | 1s., dark slate-grey | 45 0 | 17 6 | | | =14= | 1s., greyish-purple | | Issue 5. _April 1869._ =Type and Paper= As in Issue 1.