Ilminster yet again (part 1)
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Some more Ilminster starting with an undelivered envelope that had to be
opened by the Post Office to find a return address in September 1962. It
was al...
Thursday, 8 October 2009
New 12 x 1st Machin book has reset cover
Thanks to Richard P for pictures of a new setting of the cover of the 1st class booklet of 12.
At first it looks as if the printing has shifted to the left, the figure 1 being cut by the fold. But a measurement of the gap between the upright of the 1 and the edge of the colon (to:) on the back reveals a reduction of about 6mm. (I don't have the actual booklets but an onscreen measurement reveals a reduction of about 37%.)
I'm told these books come from a new printing from cylinder W5 and are available in post offices now.
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