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Jamaica Registration: The 1945 - 46 Kingston Marks.

The registered datestamps in single line oval (Lant type RC12) were used in combination with the
distinctive blue paper registration label introduced for Kingston (Lant type RL3). Like the 1919-20
experiments, both were short-lived. There were 2 dies of Lant type RC12, differing slightly in spacing,
and four types of Lant type RL3, with red or blue numbers and with or without a comma.

Lant type RC12 die 1 and Lant type RL3, blue number, on cover from Kingston to Scotland, 1946.

2s 5d (2s 2d all-air rate and 3d registration). Kingston: 17 September 46 (Lant type RC12, die 1);
registration label (Lant type RL3, number in blue, with comma after Kingston).

Lant type RC12 die 2 and Lant type RL3, red number, on internal philatelic cover, 1946.

4½d (1½d inland
rate and 3d
registration).

Kingston:
· 14 October 46
(Lant type
RC12, die 2);
· registration
label
(Lant type RL3,
number in red,
without comma
after Kingston).

Half Way Tree:
14 October 46.