South Australia - Interim period.
Envelope: SI-EO-1.
Queensland
South Australia
Tasmania
Victoria
Western Australia
International
Special aspects
Envelope: SI-EO-1.
- Australia 1901-1988
- New South Wales
- Overview of NSW
- Telegraph lines
- Telegraph Offices
- Date stamps
- Forms
- Envelopes
- Instructional annotation
- Collect
- Delayed
- Free
- Immediate Urgent
- Reply paid
- Rates
- Rates
- Summary of Telegram rates 1858-1900.
- NSW - Qld rates 1858 to 1870
- NSW - Vic rates 1858 to 1870
- Stamps
- 1871 Telegraph stamps
- 1885 proposal
- 1893 proposal
General characteristics:
| Heading and notes: | Form No. E. 19. SOUTH AUSTRALIA spans Crest. TELEGRAM is under the Crest. |
| Message area: | Blank. |
| Reverse side: | Blank. |
| Colours (text & form): | Black on brown. |
| Size of form overall: | 82 × 138 mm. |
Distinctive characteristics of the form:
- font varies in thickness and some letters have decorations
(especially the G); - has IMMEDIATE in the lower left corner;
- the Crest has the Lion and the Unicorn facing toward the shield (although the Lion is really looking at the camera/artist).
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SI-EO-1.
Darwin, NT to Kobe, Japan. Has a 2½d blue definitive punctured OS for the franking as the delivery envelope would have regarded as official mail. |
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SI-EO-1 Delivery envelope for a Cable from Bombay to Crown Solicitors Office, Adelaide. No date indicated. Has URGENT hand stamp in 8 mm high letters in black. |
Details of use and rarity.
| Form sub-number |
Schedule number | Earliest recorded date | Rarity rating |
| EO-1 | None | 6 August 1914 at Darwin. | RR |