Indigenous birds.
Date of issue: 31 March 1964
Expiration date:
Design:
Printing:
Perforation: 14
Size no’s 123-128: 21 x 35 mm
Size no’s 129-134: 26 x 43 mm
Size no’s 135-137: 33 x 53 mm
Sheet: 25
Marginal inscriptions:
Circulation:
No 123. 0,50F, African Purple Gallinule (Porphyrio Alba)
No 124. 1F, Little bee eater (Melittophagus Pusillus)
No 125. 1,50F, Secretary bird (Sagittarius Serpentarius)
No 126. 2F, Yellow-billed stork (Ibis Ibis)
No 127. 3F, Congo peacock (Afropavo Congensis)
No 128. 3,50F, African anhinga (Anhinga Rufa)
No 129. 4F, African Purple Gallinule (Porphyrio Alba)
No 130. 5F, Little bee eater (Melittophagus Pusillus)
No 131. 6,50F, Secretary bird (Sagittarius Serpentarius)
No 132. 8F, Yellow-billed stork (Ibis Ibis)
No 133. 10F, Congo peacock (Afropavo Congensis)
No 134. 15F, African anhinga (Anhinga Rufa)
No 135. 20F, Saddle-billed stork (Ephippiorhynchus Senegakensis)
No 136. 50F, Abyssinian ground hornbill (Buceros Abyssinicus)
No 137. 100F, Crowned crane (Balearica Pavonina)
The series:
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There are no variations or curiosities known for any of the above shown material.