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AUSTRALIAN STAMPS PERFORATED PCNZA (PERFIN CLUB OF AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND) By Peter Simpfendorfer Last update 23 August 2021 Stamps are listed on a simplified basis by Australian Stamp Catalogue (ASC) number. Some stamps that were issued prior to 11 February 1998 (when the club perforator came into use) are included, see note below. Stamps have only been listed if they have actually been sighted by myself or photocopies sighted. Stamps are gummed (sheet perforation) unless marked s/a (self adhesive). International stamps are noted by “bolding”. Where se-tenant pairs, strips, blocks of four, stamps with tabs and sheetlets of ten are listed, the stamps may also exist as singles. Reprint images (koala/kangaroo) may be left or right selvedge. Mini Sheets: Whilst mini sheets are list chronologically by date of issue with the various stamps issues, for ease of checking there is also a consolidated mini sheet listing towards the end of this document. Separate catalogues exist for PCNZA perfins on Australian Territory stamps (AAT, Cocos Islands, Christmas Island) and New Zealand. Acknowledgments: I thank all contributors who have provided images proving PCNZA perfins - David Coath and the Late Arthur Taylor submitted numerous images, Gordon Monk, Jerry Austen, Jason Rowe, Rob Brennan and Michael Behm have also made contributions (apologies if I have missed anyone). Other items were sourced from my personal collection. Errors and Omissions: These should be reported, with photocopies of any missing items to email address [email protected] or Peter Simpfendorfer, PO Box 2029, Wagga Wagga NSW 2650. YEAR ASC # FACE DESCRIPTION VALUE 1989 1182 1c Sports Series I, Bowls 1182 1c “ “ I, “ , 2 koala reprint 1990 1266 $20 Garden Painting John Glover 1991 1308 75c Sports Series III, Netball - & 3 koala reprint 1992 1358 35c Australian Wildlife, Echidna 1359 50c “ “ , Koala 1359 50c “ “ , Koala – 3 & 4 koala reprint 1361 95c “ “ , Wombat 1993 1403 70c “ “ , Kookaburra 1994 1428 30c “ “ , Saltwater Crocodile 1428 30c “ “ , “ “ - 2 kangaroo reprint 1428 30c “ “ , “ “ - 1 kang., 3 koala rep 1429 85c “ “ , Pelican 1995 1496 45c Australia Remembers, Tom Derrick 1996 1533/6 45c Military Aviation, block of 4 1540 $1.00 World Heritage Areas, Lord Howe Island 1544 45c Centenary of the AFL, North Melbourne 1548 45c “ “ “ , Adelaide Crows 1550 45c “ “ “ , Richmond Tigers 1551 45c “ “ “ , St Kilda 1556 45c “ “ “ , West Coast Eagles 1557 45c “ “ “ , Essendon Bombers 1558 45c “ “ “ , Geelong Cats 1559 45c “ “ “ , Hawthorn Hawks 1560 5c Nature of Australia, Leadbeater’s Possum 1560 5c “ “ , “ “ - 3 koala reprint 1560 5c “ “ , “ “ - 1 kangaroo/2 koala reprint and 1 kangaroo/three koala reprint 1561 10c “ “ , Powerful Owl 1561 10c “ “ , “ “ - 1 koala reprint 1562 $2 “ “ , Blackwood Wattle 1562 $2 “ “ , “ “ , 2 koala reprint 1563 $5 “ “ , Mountain Ash & Fern 1568 1c Festive Frama, 1580 45c Arts Councils in Regional Australia 1583 45c Pets, ducks 1588 45c Willem de Vlamingh, joint issue with Christmas Island 1997 1596a 45c Australian Legends, Sir Donald Bradman, se-tenant pair 1598 45c Aust. Classic Cars, Ford Coupe Utility 1599 45c “ “ “ , Holden 1600/1 45c “ “ “ , Austin Lancer/Chrysler Valiant se-tenant pair 1606 20c Nature of Australia, Saltwater Crocodile 1606 20c “ “ , “ “ , 1 koala reprint 1607 25c “ “ , Northern Dwarf Tree-frog 1608 $1 “ “ , Big Greasy Butterfly 1608 $1 “ “ , “ “ “ , 4 koala reprint 1609 $10 “ “ , Kakadu Wetlands 1615 45c Dolls & Bears, se-tenant strip of five 1617/20 45c Nature of Australia, Wetland Birds all 4 stamps “ 45c “ “ , “ “ all 4 stamps s/a Permara 1617 45c “ “ , “ “ , Jacana s/a Cambec 1619 45c “ “ , “ “ , Brolga s/a Cambec 1624 $1.20 Emergency Services, Ambulance 1630 $1.80 The Dreaming, Tuggan-Tuggan 1634 45c Prehistoric Animals of Aust., Paracydatoaurus davidi 1635 45c “ “ “ “ Woolungasaurus glendowerensis 1639a 45c Creatures of the Night, Barking Owl, s/a 1640a 45c “ “ “ “ , Spotted-tail Quoll, s/a 1998 1647 45c Maritime Heritage, Flying Cloud 1647 45c “ “ , “ “ , with personalised tab Australia 99 1648 85c “ “ , Marco Polo 1649 $1 “ “ , Chusan 1650 $1.20 “ “ , Heather Belle 1651a 45c Olympic Legends, Betty Cuthbert, portrait s/a 1652b 45c “ “ , Betty Cuthbert, se-tenant pair 1652a 45c “ “ “ “ , running s/a 1653a 45c “ “ , Herb Elliott, portrait s/a 1654a 45c “ “ , “ “ , running s/a 1654b 45c “ “ , “ “ , se-tenant pair 1655 45c “ “ Dawn Fraser, portrait 1655a 45c “ “ “ “ , portrait s/a 1656a 45c “ “ “ “ , swimming s/a 1657a 45c “ “ Marjorie Jackson, portrait s/a 1658b 45c “ “ “ “ , se-tenant pair 1658a 45c “ “ “ “ , portrait s/a 1659a 45c “ “ Murray Rose, portrait s/a 1660b 45c “ “ “ “ , se-tenant pair 1661a 45c “ “ Shirley Strickland, portrait s/a 1662 45c “ “ “ “ , hurdling Note: It was at this point that the club perforator became available. 1663 45c Greetings, Champagne Roses 1664 45c Queen’s Birthday 1665 45c Fleet Air Arm 1670b 45c Farming Australia, se-tenant strip of five 1669 45c “ “ , sugar s/a 1671 45c Heart Health 1672/83 45c Rock ‘n’ Roll, all 12 values 1673a 45c “ “ , Col Joye s/a 1674a 45c “ “ , Little Pattie, s/a 1675a 45c “ “ , Normie Rowe s/a 1676a 45c “ “ , Easybeats s/a 1678a 45c “ “ , Masters Apprentices, s/a 1680a 45c “ “ , Billy Thorpe & The Aztecs, s/a 1681a 45c “ “ , Skyhooks s/a 1682a 45c “ “ , AC/DC s/a 1683a 45c “ “ , Sherbet s/a 1684 5c Endangered Birds, Helmeted Honeyeater 1685a 5c “ “ , se-tenant pair 1687a 45c “ “ , se-tenant pair 1689a 45c Youth Arts Australia, se-tenant pair 1690/93 Various Orchids, joint issue with Singapore, all four values 1693ms $3.50 “ “ “ “ “ , miniature sheet Various “ “ “ “ , $1 & $1.20 joined pair from mini sheet 1694/8 various Leunig’s Teapot of Truth, all five stamps 1703b 45c Butterflies, se-tenant strip of five 1699a 45c Butterfly, Red Lacewing, s/a 1700a 45c “ , Dull Oakblue, s/a 1701a 45c “ , Meadow Argus, s/a 1703a 45c “ , Common Red-eye, s/a 1705a 45c Bass & Flinders Bicentenary, se-tenant pair 1706/11 45c Planet Ocean, all six stamps 1708a 45c Planet Ocean, Weedy Seadragon, s/a 1709a 45c Planet Ocean, Bottle-nose Dolphin, s/a 1711ms 45c Planet Ocean, miniature sheet 1712 45c 50th Anniv. UN Declaration of Human Rights 1713/15 Various Christmas, all three stamps 1999 1716 45c 50 Years of Australian Citizenship 1716a 45c “ “ “ “ , s/a 1718b 45c Australian Legends, Arthur Boyd, se-tenant pair 1717a 45c “ “ “ “ , s/a 1718a 45c “ “ , Painting by Boyd, s/a 1719 45c Greetings, Romance, Roses 1719b 45c Greetings, Romance, Roses, s/a 1721a 45c International Year of Older Persons, se-tenant pair 1722/5 various Sailing Ships, all four values 1722 45c Sailing Ship, Polly Woodside with Aust. 99 Koala Logo 1722 45c “ “ , “ “ with personalised tab 1722 45c “ “ , “ “ with personalised tab for Australia 99 1722 45c “ “ , “ “ with Best Wishes tab 1724 $1.00 “ “ , Enterprize 1725 $1.05 “ “ , Lady Nelson 1728ms 45c Navigators of Australia, mini sheet 1728msa 45c “ “ “ , imperforate mini sheet 1729msb 45c “ “ “ , mini sheet perforated A99 1729/31 45c “ “ “ , se-tenant strip of three 1731ms 45c “ “ “ , mini sheet 1731msa 45c “ “ “ , imperforate mini sheet 1731msb 45c “ “ “ , mini sheet perforated A99 1732ms 45c Joint issue with Ireland, mini sheet 1737 $1.20 Olympic Torch 1738/41 45c Nature of Australia, Coastal Flowers, all four stamps 1738a/41b 45c “ “ “ , “ “ , s/a Permara, all four stamps 1738b/41b 45c “ “ “ , “ “ , s/a SNP Ausprint, all four stamps 1742 45c Queen’s Birthday 1743a 45c Children’s TV, Humphrey B Bear, s/a 1744a 45c “ “ , Bananas in Pyjamas, s/a 1745a 45c “ “ , Mr Squiggle, s/a 1747 45c “ “ , Play School 1747a 45c “ “ , Play School, s/a 1747b 45c “ “ , se-tenant strip of five 1748 $2 Perth Mint Centenary 1750b 45c 100 Years of Test Rugby, se-tenant pair 1749a 45c “ “ “ “ Lineout, s/a 1750a 45c “ “ “ “ Kicking, s/a 1751 $1 “ “ “ “ Scoring a try 1752 $1.20 “ “ “ “ Passing the ball 1753/7 Various Nature of Australia Coastal, all five stamps (90c in se-tenant pair) 1758/61 45c 50th Anniv. of Snowy Mountains Scheme, 2 x se-tenant pairs 1758 45c “ “ “ “ “ “ , Carpenters, s/a 1759 45c “ “ “ “ “ “ , Tunnel 1760a 45c “ “ “ “ “ “ , English Class s/a 1761a 45c “ “ “ “ “ “ , Drilling Rock, s/a 1762/7 various Personal Greetings, all six stamps 1762 45c “ “ , Teddy Bear with tab 1763 45c “ “ , Birthday Cake 1763 45c “ “ , Birthday Cake, personalised tab 1765 45c “ “ , Pen with tab 1765 45c “ “ , Pen, personalised tab 1766 45c “ “ , Bauble with tab 1767 $1.00 “ “ , Koala 1768 45c Sydney 2000 Emblem 1769/72 various Design Australia, all four stamps 1773/8 45c Small Ponds, all six stamps in se-tenant pairs 1774 45c “ “ , Dragonfly – foiled 1776a 45c “ “ , Magnificent Tree Frog, s/a 1778ms 45c “ “ , mini sheet 1779 45c Tiwi Frama ???? 45c Tiwi Frama, Australia 99 1781/2 various Christmas 1781a 40c Christmas, s/a 1783 45c Celebrate 2000 1783a 45c “ “ , personalised stamp 1783a 45c “ “ , “ “ , Brighton Philatelic Society 2000 1784/) 45c Face of Australia, all twenty five stamps, some in se-tenant 1808 ) strips of five 1811 45c Aust. Legends – The Last ANZACS, Alec Campbell 1812b 45c “ “ - “ “ , block of four 1809a/) 45c “ “ - “ “ , all four stamps s/a 1812a ) 1817a 45c Arts Festival, se-tenant strip of five 1818a/22a 45c Gardens, all five stamps s/a 1822c 45c Gardens, se-tenant strip of five 1823 45c Queen’s Birthday 1824 45c 50th Anniversary of Korean War 1825/9 45c Nature & Nation, all five stamps with tabs 1826 45c “ “ “ , Globe with personalised tab 1828 45c “ “ “ , Sand, sea a& sky, without tab 1829a 45c Nature & Nation, Rainforest with personalised tab 1826?? 45c
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