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Bad Blintz 100 Bizot
Stamp Description
Burnt Umber on Parchment Field Representation of Wotua Gram’s painting ’The Signing of the Pact’ in full colour featuring in Arched Frame Bordered by 100B Orange and Bad Blintz Parchment on Burnt Umber Dexter and Sinister surmounted by Scroll with Motto THE SIGNING OF THE PACT FROM A PAINTING BY WOTUA GRAM Brown on White Chief RATTUS SAPIENS Parchment on Burnt Umber.
Notes: Issued in the Year of the Signifying Frog [ Album Page ]
The stamps were printed and perforated by BDT International Security Printing in Ireland using perforating drums rather than a linear perforator. Designed by David Wyatt
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