The outer line of frame is very thick, and there is a thin inner line which connects the four labels of value together. In each corner is a quatrefoil, white on solid ground, with one line of shading, following the curve, in each lobe of the quatrefoil. One wavy groundwork has a kind of burete in it, reminding one of that on the second set of Hanoverians, but of the same colour as the rest of the stamp. Printed on transverse-laid paper.

Well engraved in taille-douce; the ink standing out from the plate very perceptibly. The shaded lines of background have been drawn too far in several places, and cut into the jaw under the chin, and also into the base of the neck in front. There is a large pointed trefoil over the N of NEU, and the lower leaf or lobe of this trefoil almost touches the edge of scroll of value over the N. This value-scroll has an enlargement in the center, to contain the figure 10, and below it will be seen two leaves, one on each side, both of which almost touch with their points the semicircular enlargement of scroll below the 10. Between the back of the head, and the inner line of the oval which contains it, there are three lines of the vertical shading, so that the back of the head is at some little distance from the boundary line.