Definitive: PAVILION 3B 1st PRINT (TBSP)

Description

MiNo. 3655AI Thailand
Opr.; (4x5); A = perf. K 14:14 1/2; C = perf. 13 1/4; D = perf. K 14 1/2:14; E = perf. K 14 1/2:14 1/4
Stamp, date of issue: 14.08.2017
Picture descriptions:
ewl) Traditional open pavilion (Sala)
3655 AI 3 B blackish opal green ewl
Quantity: 25,000,000 pieces
Designer: Mr. Thaneth Ponchaiwong (Thailand Post)
Printing: Thai British Security Printing, Bangkok
Conservation status:
Here as a "MINT NEVER HINGED (MNH)" single stamp or as in the title, the article picture and / or article number described as a pair, Block of 4 with and / or without edge, as Block of 4 with imprint on edge and / or perforated or not perforated. Decisive for the delivery is the article title, the article picture or the article number!
Issue Notice:

The 1st print issue was made by Thai British Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer top left and 1 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 2nd print issue was made by Thai British Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer top left and 2 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 2nd print issue was made by Chan Wanich Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer on the top left and 2 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 3rd print issue was made by Australia Post, Sprintpak and has a color point instead of the pictogram of the printer upper left and 3 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 3rd print issue was made by Thai British Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer top left and 3 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 4th print issue was made by Thai British Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer top left and 4 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 5th print issue was made by Thai British Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer top left and 5 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
The 6th print issue was made by Thai British Security Printing and can be recognized by the pictogram of the printer top left and 6 x SALA on the left edge of the sheet margin.
In addition, all print´s differ due to the perforation "A", "C", "D" and "E", slight color differences in color and the type of font in the Sheet Digit Numbers.
The stamp sheets are also to be recognized by the impression of the printer below the stamps´s 17 and 18.
Unlike the last series of definitive stamps, no abnormalities in counting numbers, etc. are currently known.