Type 1, designed by Geler E A Mallett (Organiser), printed by ? in sheets of 50 (5 rows of 10), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 2, designed by Geler E A Mallett (Organiser), printed by ? in sheets of 50 (5 rows of 10), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 3, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 4, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 5, designed by ?, centerby ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 6, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 7, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 8, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5), line perforated about 5 with imperforate sheet edges.
Type 9, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides - the illustration shows this on the right hand side where the spare inter-stamp paper has been removed.
Type 10, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 11, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 12, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 13, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 14, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 15, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 16, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (5 rows of 10). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 17, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed.
Type 18, designed by ?, printed by ? in sheets of 50 (10 rows of 5). The white backing sheet is line perforated about 6 with imperforate sheet edges. The individual stamps are kiss-cut about 2mm within the perforations on all sides and the matrix has been removed. Sponsored by "Cardiff & Vale Health Charity".
Closed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Closed by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Types P1 & P2 - used on ordinary mail by 1st Penmark Group - seen in black in 2004, violet in 2005.
Type P3 - used on ordinary mail by 1st Penmark w Porthkerry Scouts - seen in violet in 2002.
Year | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 |
Carried | None | . | . | . | . | 850,000 | . | . | . | . |
Year | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 | 2019 | 2020 |
Carried | . | . | . | . | . | . | . | . | . | COVID |
Year | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 | 2028 | 2029 | 2030 |
Carried | COVID | CLOSED | . | . | . | . | . | . | . | . |
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