Index A-D

↑ ↓ →

A - B - C - D - E-J - K-R - S-Z

A tick in the table means that there is an entry for that decade in Deane's book [1], but that does not necessarily mean that the entry passes the additional tests detailed on the first page.

Perhaps when the research is complete, this can be refined to a red tick for an entry in Deane and a green tick where the tests are passed (perhaps amber where the tests are passed but the stamp has not yet been acquired). I'll need additional indicators for entries not in Deane (mostly those after the mid-1960s when Deane was published).

[Sep 14] The colour-coded links are gradually being implemented - green means there is a stamp (not necessarily in stock) and the link leads to the image (or the space for it). Red means a listing but the stamp has been rejected, failing one or more of the tests: the link leads to the list, not to the entry within a list.
(Red can also mean that the entry has not been detailed yet - red is the default for a hyperlink.) I didn't bother with amber.

References

Now on a separate page.

↑ →