Trinidad & Tobago  

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UPU member as British Colony from 1 April 1877; including Tobago from 1888.

need details and illustrations of registered envelopes - see queries in Note 2

class H&G year value colour size description specimen type note
post card 1 1915 ½d green   KGV D{4}  
  2 1915 1d carmine   KGV D{4}  
  3 1924 1d brown   KGV D{4}  
  4 1937 1 cent green   KGVI D{9a}  
  5 1937 2 cents brown   KGVI D{9}  
regist env C1 1915 2d   F: 133 × 83 KGV D{4r}  
  C2 1924 3d   F: 133 × 83 KGV D{4r}  
  C2b 1924 3d   G: 152 × 96 KGV D{4r}  
  C3 1925 3d   F: 133 × 83 KGV 2
  C3a 1925 3d   G: 152 × 96 KGV 2
  C5 1937 6 cents   G: 152 × 96 KGVI D{9a}  
wrapper E1 1915 ½d green   KGV D{4}  
  E2 1915 1d red   KGV D{4}  
  E3 1924 1d brown   KGV D{4}  
  E4 1937 1 cent green   KGVI D{9a}  
  E5 1940 2 cents brown   KGVI D{9a}  

type image dimensions application
D{4} 91½–93 × 8½–9 overprinted diag BL to TR
D{4r} as above 91½–93 × 8½–9 overprinted diag BR to TL (inverted) on reverse
D{9} 41 × 4 overprinted diag BL to TR
D{9a} as above 41 × 4 overprinted diag TL to BR

Note

All items listed were printed by De La Rue.
No evidence has been found that the two 1925 registered envelopes, which differ from the 1924 issue only in a minor change to the text on the reverse, were sent to the UPU for distribution.

Acknowledgement

Compiled by Charles Freeland from information provided by David Druett.


Last updated 8 May 2009

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