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Bilingual, 1st February 1910, no’s 54-63. Design: Robert Mols and Piet van Engelen Engraving and printing: Waterlow and Sons (London) Perforation: 14 or 15 (15 is more rare, probably does not exist for 61 & 63) size: 24 x 31 mm or 31 x 24 mm Sheet: 50 Circulation: No.54 (5c, green), 390,000 stamps No.55 (10c, carmine), 375,000 stamps No.56 (15c, ochre) 305,000 stamps No.57 (25c, blue), 290,000 stamps No.58 (40c, blue/green), 180,000 stamps No.59 (50c, olive), 245,000 stamps No.60 (1Fr, carmine), 190,000 stamps No.61 (3Fr, red), 12,000 stamps No.62 (5Fr, carmine), 9000 stamps No.63 (10Fr, green), 8500 stamps
No.55 exists in carmine and shiny carmine “carmine lace”, the difference is impossible to show in a picture. No.57 with imperforated board
SPECIMEN: 54-60 (I do not know if the 61-63 exist with specimen)
No.61 imperforated (not in COB), see the first example.
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