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15p light blue

Water-activated gum
First seen: Sep 26, 1989

Harrison & Sons / Photogravure

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Northern Ireland
Scotland
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Also exists:

15p ultramarine
15p bright blue (Anniversary)
15p shocking pink

Paper	Other identification	Value setting	Issue date	Source	Booklet singles	Gum
Centre band (4.5mm) A phosphor
FCP		T2	Sep 26, 1989	Sheet		Dex
FCP		T2	Oct 16, 1989	Coil (vert)		Dex
FCP		T3	Oct 16, 1989	Coil (horiz)		Dex
FCP	Screened value	T3	Oct 16, 1989	Coil (horiz)		Dex
Left band A phosphor
FCP		T2	Oct 2, 1989	Booklet	DP132 - cut right DP132 2 x 15p light blue 1 x 20p black - cut right & bottom DP132 2 x 15p light blue 1 x 20p black	Dex
Right band A phosphor
FCP	torn all around only	T3	Mar 20, 1990	Booklet	DP147 London Life Prestige booklet DP147 London Life Prestige booklet 1 x 15p light blue 1 x 15p light blue (Anniversary) 1 x 20p black 1 x 20p black (Anniversary) 1 x 29p purple (Anniversary) 1 x 50p sand 1 x 1st black 1 x 2nd light blue	Dex

15p light blue

Northern Ireland
First seen: Nov 28, 1989

Questa / Lithography

Paper	Symbol Type	Other identification	Issue date	Source	Gum	Pic?	Checklist	Want?
Centre band (4mm) phosphor
FCP	Symbol 2b		Nov 28, 1989	Sheet	PVA

15p light blue

Scotland
First seen: Nov 28, 1989

Questa / Lithography

Paper	Symbol Type	Other identification	Issue date	Source	Gum	Pic?	Checklist	Want?
Centre band (4mm) phosphor
FCP	Symbol 2		Nov 28, 1989	Sheet	PVA

15p light blue

Wales
First seen: Nov 28, 1989

Questa / Lithography

Paper	Symbol Type	Other identification	Issue date	Source	Gum	Pic?	Checklist	Want?
Centre band (4mm) phosphor
FCP	Symbol 2		Nov 28, 1989	Sheet	PVA

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