- Barred numeral N1b (two bars at each side) on NSW stamps is rated Common
- Ray Type N2a (6 mm) (18 rays) on NSW stamps is rated Common
- Chalon Ray Type N2a (6 mm) (18 rays) is rated 3R
Beenleigh post office, 33 km south east of Brisbane, opened on 1 August 1867
- Chalon Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) (32 rays) is rated Rare
- Sideface Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) (32 rays) is rated Common
Re Allocation
Eton post office, 30 km south west of Mackay, opened on 2 October 1881
- Sideface Ray Type N2a (6 mm) (18 rays) is rated Rare
Toolburra railway station, 10 km north west of Warwick, received its 10 bar railway numeral canceller 2b (6.5 mm) around 1902. Rated 4R on Sideface issues and 5R on Commonwealth issues. More information on railway numerals can be found here
Beenleigh Sideface Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) rated Common
Beenleigh Sideface Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) rated Common. Dated 19 January 1904. Seen in a private collection
Beenleigh Sideface Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) rated Common. Seen on Ebay
Beenleigh Sideface Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) rated Common. Dated September 1905. Seen in Smithies
Beenleigh Sideface Ray Type 1 d (5 mm) rated Common. Dated 4 July 1904. Seen in a private collection
Eton Sideface Ray Type N2a (6 mm) rated Rare
Eton Sideface Ray Type N2a (6 mm) rated Rare. Seen at Premier Postal auction no 117
Eton Sideface Ray Type N2a (6 mm) rated Rare. Seen in Smithies
Toolburra Sideface Barred Numeral 2b (6.5 mm) rated 4R
Toolburra Sideface Barred Numeral 2b (6.5 mm) rated 4R. Dated 9 April 1909. Seen in Manning, p. 242
Toolburra Sideface Barred Numeral 2b (6.5 mm) rated 4R. Seen at Torsten Weller auction no 39
Toolburra Commonwealth Barred Numeral 2b (6.5 mm) rated 5R. Seen at Premier Postal auctions no 97 lot no 938
Toolburra Commonwealth Barred Numeral 2b (6.5 mm) rated 5R
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