Fourth Colour Scheme, piece from the top of the second page ...

Hammer

£780

Fourth Colour Scheme, piece from the top of the second page with printed heading "March, 1908, UNIVERSAL COLOUR SCHEME (comprised in 3 sheets), X - In the case of stamps thus marked, the Crown Agents consider the adoption of a new plate necessary to guard against a fraudulent change of duty, OX - Signifies that, although manipulation would be possible, the Crown Agents do not think that the amount to be thus gained would be sufficient to tempt to fraud. They do not recommend new plates for these values." Bearing Imperium 6d trial (No 11 - 6d) and Nyasaland type 1d trial (No. 38 - 6d) both with the printed description "Duty/Border S.F Brilliant Rosa, Head D.F Purple", 1d trial with minor rubbing. Photo on Page 134.