- Chalon Ray Type 1a (6 mm) (34 Rays) is rated 4R
Adavale post office, 170 km north west of Charleville, opened on 1 January 1881
- Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) (34 rays) is rated Common
Westwood Chalon Ray Type 1a (6 mm) (34 Rays) rated 4R. Seen in a private collection
Adavale 2nd Sideface
Adavale 3rd Sideface
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Seen on Ebay
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 19 September 1904. Seen at Premier Postal auction no 116 lot no 1373
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Seen at Premier Postal auction no 94 lot no 1198
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 11 September 1904. Seen on Ebay
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 19 October 1904. Seen in a private collection
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 7 April 1904. Seen on Ebay
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 3 January 1898
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 1 October 1904. Seen at Abacus auction no 236
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 16 October 1903
Adavale Sideface Ray Type 1a (6 mm) rated Common. Dated 1 December 1904
A forgery is known of this numeral on a high value chalon. It consists of 16 rays rather than 34 and is a different type. It more closely resembles the Toowoomba 214 with the 4 missing. However that numeral has 18 rays.
Seen at Millennium Philatelic auctions no 56 lot no 350
A forgery is known of this numeral on a high value chalon. It consists of 16 rays rather than 34 and is a different type. It more closely resembles the Toowoomba 214 with the 4 missing. However that numeral has 18 rays.
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