Graham Howard reports on Smilers News that the latest personalised Smilers Sheet which has
appeared on the market includes a change to the perforations which some people will regard as producing a new collectable stamp.
Currently Royal Mail have no Generic Smilers sheets on sale with country definitives, but if they return to this sales line (although what subject can they tempt collectors with?), they may* well be the new type. Almost certainly printed, as usual, by the Cartor wing of ISP the new perforations are 'square-edged'. As you can see from the image, this also has elliptical perforations.
* No guarantee, of course. Royal Mail, like Post Office, are not renowned for following the normal stock rotation principles of 'first in, first out'.
Winford and Winsford UDCs
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Winford is seven miles south-east of Bristol. Here is an example of its
double-arc UDC from June 1851.
Winford is not to be confused with Winsford, four...
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