Victoria Australian States 2d arms Postal stationery Letter Card LC14 Mint Portuguese Colony 2s 6d Black on buff 1927 AUSTRALIAN Pre Decimal A-L 164547791215

Name: Victoria Australian States 2d arms Postal stationery Letter Card LC14 Mint Portuguese Colony 2s 6d Black on buff 1927 AUSTRALIAN Pre Decimal A-L 164547791215
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Victoria Australian States 2d arms Postal stationery Letter Card LC14 Mint Portuguese Colony 2s 6d Black on buff 1927 AUSTRALIAN Pre Decimal A L 164547791215 2s 6d Black on buff cover SB28 Ref 09072126 entire letter headed 'Fairfield Mount Barker 29 Dec 1845' used to England with strike in black of crowned 'GENERAL POST OFFICE ADELAIDE S>A> 5 JA 5 18 (46 in mss

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