Proof that the 1st class double head stamp really is being sold in sheets, contrary to Royal Mail's stock list, but as mentioned in an earlier reply to correspondents:
The stamp is printed in sheets of 25, formed into 6 sheets, three across and two down. Twin-pane sheets are available but Post Offices will generally have sheets of 25. Sheet markings:
- the caption is above columns 1 & 2,
- the sale date below columns 4 & 5,
- the cylinder numbers to the left of row 4 (C1 phos, C1),
- the traffic lights to the right of row 4 (phosphor above red),
- the barcode and short title to the right of rows 1 & 2, and
- the positional grid to the left of row 2.
If I had been involved I would have made sure that Festival of Stamps was fully capitalised, but maybe I'm just old fashioned? How about you?
2566. 🇮🇪 A Fairy Tale Of Dublin, Irish Iconic Voices.
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*New issues *-
🇮🇪 *An Post *(postal service of the *Irish Republic*)
12 September 2024 - Iconic Irish Voices - 4 self-adhesive stamps each
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I don't think you are old fashioned Ian. The word stamps used like this should have a capital letter S.
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