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The infantry regiments wore coats of Venetian red with white facings.
Historically, Venetian red was a red earth color often used in Italian Renaissance paintings.
The Venetian Red had a short run, and was replaced by the Penny Lilac in July 1881.
The first recorded use of " Venetian red " as a color name in English was in 1753.
Its predecessors ( the Penny Black, the Penny Red and the Penny Venetian Red ) all had rectangular designs.
The exterior of the building included brown and cream tiles with Venetian red bricks cut through with cream bands.
Red was chosen because uniforms were purchased competitively from the lowest bidder, and Venetian red was the least expensive dye.
Like its predecessors, the Venetian Red sported individual letters in each of its corners to identify its position on the plate.
Close to 1.5 million Venetian Reds were printed during the stamp's run; the printing plates used allowed for 240 stamps each.
The new low values were also surface-printed : first was a penny stamp coloured Venetian red in a square frame, issued in 1880.