Please Help Identify Solved

Hello Everyone, I have rescanned these stamps and hope the scans are better than the last.Thanks to everyone for their patience and for sharing their knowledge.
David

None of your scans are good enough for anybody to help you. For the grilled stamps you need to count the grill points vertically and horizontally.

Neither of the imperfs appear to be #10/10A.

Trying to identify 25/25A or 26/26A using color will not help at all. It is the differences in inner and outer framelines that seperate them. Post some better scans and somebody might be able to help.

sinclair2010, thanks for the advice. I have changed the scans and hope these are better, I had always thought color was a determining factor. I learn something new on this forum every day and that is one of the things I love about this forum.
Thanks
david

Fincob2451-- Kick the scanner settings up to 1200x1200 and use one of the image hosting sites (photobucket or simular) to park the big files. You can then just paste the image code into your post and voila big crisp and clear with no worries about file sizes. Even when I do my own 2400x2400 scans I still can't tell on these US classics , guys on this board are awesome for IDing just about anything from anywhere.

kinda looks like 11 and 65's

I could be wrong

The first four stamps are #11A, #11A, #26, #26 from top row w/ damaged transfer not retouched.

I don't see a grill on the last two but they me be there if you say they are. If no grill they are just #65.

These images are a little better. The top 2 are Type II with the recut inner frame lines. The next two are Scott 26. The fifth one does not appear to have a grill (the image is too small to see a faint grill) and would be Scott 65 (rose). The last one seem to have a grill, you would have to determine the number of point to determine cat number.

Once Again, THANKS to EVERONE for their help with these. I can't tell you how much I appreciate it.
david

Nitrolures, could you tell those of us who are stupid with computers exactly how to post a big image from photobucket.

Scan @1200 dpi, upload image to photobucket, copy "img" code and paste



click to enlarge. do single stamp scans for better detail.

Stallzer, I just successfully posted a large image from photobucket in another thread, thank you.

I just ordered a scanner I cant wait to use it