Cape York post office, a telegraph station 220 km north east of Weipa, opened as a receiving office around 1897 and was elevated to a post office in about 1902
- Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm) is rated 3R
Re allocation:
- Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm) is rated 5R
Fortitude Valley numeral 258 HERE. Fortitude Valley date stamps HERE. Fortitude valley registered HERE
Manning has this numeral as originally allocated to Fortitude Valley around 1907 and then re-allocated to Cape York around March 1910. Dated Cape York examples need to be seen by me in order to confirm this
Fortitude Valley / Cape York - 3rd Sideface
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm). Seen at Premier Postal auction no 118
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm). Seen in a private collection
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm)
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm). Seen at Premier Postal auction no 130 lot no 1891
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm). Seen on Ebay
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm)
Fortitude Valley / Cape York Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm). Seen in the collection of Tony Curtis
Fortitude Valley - 3rd Sideface
Fortitude Valley Sideface Barred Numeral type 2a (6.5 mm) rated 5R. Tied to Fortitude Valley by the commercial perfin "TCB / & Co". T C Beirne & Co were milliners & drapers in Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley. Seen in the Queensland Stamp Collecting Facebook Group















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