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Desc: 1 1/2p
Currency: Pound sterling (pre-decimal) (240d=240p=20sh=20s=1lb)
Numerical sorting value: 90
Equivalent denoms: 1 1/2d (1)
Users of this denom: Antigua (8 stamps, 1922-1946), Tasmania (1 stamp, 1904), Victoria (3 stamps, 1897-1901), British Antarctic Territory (1 stamp, 1963), Cayman Islands (13 stamps, 1917-1966), Dominica (7 stamps, 1919-1938), Gilbert & Ellice Islands (4 stamps, 1921-1939), Great Britain (30 stamps, 1860-1960), British offices in Morocco, British currency (7 stamps, 1914-1952), British offices in Tangier (11 stamps, 1927-1957), British offices in the Turkish Empire (1 stamp, 1905), Guernsey (1 stamp, 1969), German occupation of Jersey (1 stamp, 1943), Grenada (8 stamps, 1922-1948), Leeward Islands (7 stamps, 1921-1949), British consulate in Madagascar (4 stamps, 1886), Montserrat (11 stamps, 1919-1946), Natal (1 stamp, 1902), Nauru (4 stamps, 1916-1937), St. KittsNevis (10 stamps, 1918-1950), St. Lucia (4 stamps, 1921-1938), St. Vincent (6 stamps, 1932-1948), Sierra Leone (19 stamps, 1877-1963), Trinidad & Tobago (1 stamp, 1922), Tristan da Cunha (5 stamps, 1952-1965), Turks & Caicos Islands (6 stamps, 1922-1967), Virgin Islands (6 stamps, 1927-1946) Show with all usages
Used by 30 stamps of Great Britain: (See all uses as list)
1860 1 1/2p lilrose d=Queen Victoria (1860 Great Britain) wmk=small crown pl=1
10/1/1870 1 1/2p dlrose d=Queen Victoria (1860 Great Britain) wmk=large crown perf=14 pl=3
10/1/1870 1 1/2p lakered d=Queen Victoria (1860 Great Britain) wmk=large crown perf=14 pl=3
10/14/1880 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1880 d=Queen Victoria (1880 pointed oval) wmk=imperial crown perf=14
4/1/1884 1 1/2p lil issue=1883 d=Queen Victoria (1884 shield) wmk=imperial crown perf=14
1887 1 1/2p vio&grn issue=Jubilee d=Queen Victoria (Jubilee 1 1/2d) wmk=imperial crown perf=14
1/1/1902 1 1/2p vio&grn issue=1902 d=King Edward VII (1902 1 1/2d) wmk=imperial crown perf=14
official 3/3/1903 1 1/2p pur<grn issue=1903 admiralty official a wmk=imperial crown
official 9/25/1903 1 1/2p pur<grn issue=1903 admiralty official b wmk=imperial crown
8/1912 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1912e d=King George V (1912 a) wmk=crown & GvR perf=15x14
postage due 1922 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1914 due d=numeral (1914 Great Britain) perf=14x15
postage due 1924 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1924 due perf=14x15
4/23/1924 1 1/2p brn issue=British Empire Exhibition d=British lion & King George V wmk=crown & GvR perf=14
6/1924 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1924 d=King George V (1912 a) wmk=crown & block GvR perf=15x14
5/9/1925 1 1/2p brn issue=Exhibition 1925 wmk=crown & block GvR perf=14
5/10/1929 1 1/2p purbrn issue=9th UPU Congress wmk=crown & block GvR perf=15x14
1934 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1934 d=King George V (1934 a) wmk=crown & block GvR perf=15x14
5/7/1935 1 1/2p redbrn issue=Silver Jubilee d=King George V & symbols wmk=crown & block GvR perf=15x14
1936 1 1/2p redbrn d=Edward VIII (1936) wmk=crown & E8R perf=15x14
5/13/1937 1 1/2p purbrn issue=Coronation d=King George VI & crown & Queen Elizabeth wmk=crown & GVIR perf=15x14
6/1937 1 1/2p redbrn issue=1937 d=King George VI (1937 a) wmk=crown & GVIR perf=15x14
5/6/1940 1 1/2p redbrn issue=stamp 100th d=Queen Victoria & King George VI wmk=crown & GVIR perf=14.5x14
1941 1 1/2p ltredbrn issue=1941 d=King George VI (1937 a) wmk=crown & GVIR perf=15x14
1950 1 1/2p grn d=King George VI (1937 a) wmk=crown & GVIR
12/5/1952 1 1/2p dpgrn issue=Wilding d=Queen Elizabeth II (Wilding a) wmk=Tudor crown & E2R
1955 1 1/2p dpgrn issue=1955 wmk=St Edwards crown & E2R
postage due 11/22/1955 1 1/2p grn issue=1955 due d=numeral (1914 Great Britain) wmk=St Edwards crown & E2R perf=14x15
1958 1 1/2p grn issue=1958 wmk=St Edwards crown mult
1958 1 1/2p yelgrn issue=graphite var=graphite lines wmk=St Edwards crown mult perf=14.5x14
postage due 10/5/1960 1 1/2p grn issue=1959 due d=numeral (1914 Great Britain) wmk=St Edwards crown mult perf=14x15
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