I've got a few medical conditions that occasionally all decide to hit me on the same day. This is that day, and I'm feeling really under the weather. I'll still pop in, but I should be back tomorrow

I've attached a page from ACSC Postage Due catalogue describing the differnent perforation options. I have also attached a PDF of EzPerf, a digital perf gauge I use which gives me much better (and demonstrable) accuracy on perforations. As you can see the perfs are 11.25 x average 11.55. What are your thoughts as to what this stamp is (catalogue number)?

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Someone offers you stuff that needs a lot of research! I was offered these today, a group of awards from various philatelic exhibitions. These are the only pics I have so far, no reverse images and no boxes, but I like them a lot

As a collector of British Empire 1910-1936, there's only one set of stamp albums that suits me perfectly. After many, many, years of looking at them like a kid looking through the sweet shop window, I'll be ordering these very soon. As my collection is mint and used, hingeless albums are the best for me, and as a professional dealer, getting a trade price was as easy as an email. Retail for these is £853 and one email saved me 25%. I'm ridiculously excited to be able to get my collection sorted properly, which I think is important as you get older, to make things easier if life goes awry. If I could dance, it would be time for a happy dance....