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Landscapes by Mols and Van Engelen, 1st October 1915, no’s 64-71. Design: Robert Mols and Piet van Engelen Engraving and printing: Waterlow and Sons (London) Perforation: 14 or 15 size: 24 x 31 mm or 31 x 24 mm Sheet: 50 Circulation: No.64 (5c, green), 225,000 stamps No.65 (10c, carmine), 210,000 stamps No.65a (carmine, heaven retouched), 160,000 stamps No.66 (15c, green) 180,000 stamps No.67 (25c, blue), 160,000 stamps No.68 (40c, carmine/brown), 85,000 stamps No.69 (50c, lilac/brown), 95,000 stamps No.70 (1Fr, olive), 90,000 stamps No.71 (5Fr, orange), 75,000 stamps
Curiosities and varieties: 65cu (photo Soeteman, 1999)
No.66a, “cut through palm tree” No.66 with imperforated board
No.67 exist in two types (Not in COB), No.68 exist in two types (Not in COB), boat with a white spot or without
No.69 exist in two types (Not in COB), stripe Series imperforated:
Special series in black Perforation: 15 Circulation: 600
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