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Posted 09/25/2009   1:29 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add page_fault to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
I didn't know that stamps had such fine detail on them. Look how tiny the dots are between the vertical lines inside the ovals on these two stamps! You really need to blow up this series of Norwegian definitives (1282A-1291) to determine whether the dots are oriented horizontally or diagonally. I have great eyesight, but I could not see this or even a hint of this with my eyes only. So tiny...

Anyone else have examples side-by-side like these to share?

Clark



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On stamp 1 the dots are at est 30% angle, while stamp 2 dotes are horizontal.

Location is between lines around the post horn.

Mike
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Edited by warrehouse - 09/25/2009 3:04 pm
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Thanks warrehouse, but perhaps I wasn't clear... I was commenting how I couldn't see these dots, let alone their orientation without a high resolution scan.

I would still enjoy seeing other similar examples!

Clark
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No! I understood. But perhaps other readers may not have understood what you were refering too.
So I was hoping to clarify for others.
I do not have examples to show.

Mike
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The question is why do that? Does the difference serve a purpose?
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Flyspecking the Italy 100 Lire 1945 issue

This stamp comes from 2 plates

The second plate has a notch on top RHS corner

This stamp comes in a variety of preforations
so keep one as a template and use others to compare

OK the Plate Number 1 No notch



deatil Plate 1 no notch


Plate 2 spot the notch! :)




Thanks to Tony Clayton.
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