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33p emerald green

Water-activated gum
First seen: Sep 4, 1990

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Also exists:

33p slate blue

Paper		Printer	Other identification	Issue date	Source	Booklet singles	Gum

ACP	Photogravure	Harrison & Sons		Sep 4, 1990	Sheet		Dex
ACP	Lithography	Questa	torn all around only	Mar 19, 1991	Booklet	DP169 Alias Agatha Christie Prestige booklet DP169 Alias Agatha Christie Prestige booklet 6 x 22p flame 2 x 33p emerald green	PVA
ACP	Lithography	Walsall	Perf. 13½x14	Sep 16, 1991	Booklet	DP175 - imperf bottom DP175 4 x 33p emerald green - imperf bottom & cut right DP175 4 x 33p emerald green - imperf top DP175 4 x 33p emerald green - imperf top & cut right DP175 4 x 33p emerald green	PVA
ACP	Photogravure	Harrison & Sons		Feb 11, 1992	Coil (vert)		Dex
ACP	Lithography	Walsall		Sep 8, 1992	Booklet	DP175A - imperf bottom DP175A 4 x 33p emerald green - imperf bottom & cut right DP175A 4 x 33p emerald green - imperf top DP175A 4 x 33p emerald green - imperf top & cut right DP175A 4 x 33p emerald green	Dex
2-band (8mm yellow) phosphor
OFNP	Lithography	Questa	torn all around only	Aug 10, 1993	Booklet	DP199 Beatrix Potter Prestige booklet DP199 Beatrix Potter Prestige booklet 2 x 18p light green 2 x 33p emerald green 2 x 39p amethyst 2 x 2nd light blue	PVA
2-band (9.5mm) phosphor
FCP	Lithography	Questa	torn all around only	Feb 25, 1992	Booklet	DP181 Wales Prestige booklet DP181 Wales Prestige booklet 2 x 18p light green (Scotland) 2 x 24p rust (Scotland) 2 x 33p emerald green 1 x 1st flame 1 x 2nd light blue	PVA

Stamps are perforated 14¾x14 unless otherwise noted.

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