Hi Roger,
I'm not sure of anything

What I like to do, is to follow the convention laid down by Australia Post.
I recall when checking one issue (I think it was the desert flower)
that the bulletin quoted what we know as the second type die cut,
(the one that Blair refers to, that looks similar to a normal perf)
was quoted as "gummed'

I have never handled a new issue of this type, so I was assuming
it to be a die cut water activated issue, or gummed.

It is quite apparent I shall have to look into this further.
Australia Post seems to quote the printer/producer as a guide
rather than gum type in their catalogues, and I think I shall
follow.




| Rod
| Are you sure that there are any die-cut gummed issues, or have I forgotten
| the obvious?
| Roger