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Bedrock Of The Community
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I have mounted most of my GB pre decimals, and it is time to forge on into the decimals.
Now these Machins, is there any advice out there that a collector can mount a representative collection without delving into the myriad of varieties eg excluding using the UV route.
Is there such a thing? anyone achieved a short collection?
I have an image of a supposed short collection, but turn to the SCF intelligentsia.
Thanks.
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I have the red one, and the blue one, and the orange one, and then that black one that is kind of bigger.
Works for me. |
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Bedrock Of The Community
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OK, OK. That's a start, I guess. Do I collect the ellipses perf issues in the general mix as the booklet pane examples, or seperate and mount them in another collection ?
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Rest in Peace
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If you want to keep it simple just have a 1/2p,1p,1.5p,2p etc. Look for different colours on some stamps, there`s a bunch of 20p. As for the ellipses, I would save them as a separate set. |
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Bedrock Of The Community
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Dang! I think you guys have it  Thanks very much indeed, and thanks to Mr. Harris. |
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Mr Harris has worked for me. Wide enough to feel you are truly representing the issue, narrow enough not to get bogged down when you want to keep it simple. |
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Just another suggestion, Rod, I base my Machin collection on the SG Concise catalog. You can't just go by the major numbers, because under many of the numbers are different versions of the stamp---primarily differences in the phosphor bands. If you want to ignore the phosphor varieties, then you could make a collection of just the major numbers in the SG Concise.
I am sure you will find that the Machins lend themselves to almost any degree of specialization you care to go to. The Deegam handbook (on CD) lists what they term a basic collection, but it is rather extensive.
The pre-decimals are a walk in the park compared to the decimals. |
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Quote: Wide enough to feel you are truly representing the issue, narrow enough not to get bogged down when you want to keep it simple.
I like that stampgal, that's what I was after. Rohumpy, I have tried a few times before using SG and was never happy with the result, I couldn't breach the "do I?, don't I?" decision with the bands. Trigger, as you know, Australians are bursting at the seams with Machins, it's from all those letters from rellies in England, but having said that, good examples are hard to come by. The print ink is easily damaged on the chalk. Thanks, but I'll wade through my box first. |
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Quote: it's from all those letters from rellies in England,
Yes, I think that's were most of mine came from. Quote: I'll wade through my box first No worries, let me know if I can help later. Steve    |
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Rod, when you are done "wading", let me know which you still need. I may be able to help.  DavidR |
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Wow thanks for that link both of you! I just ordered a hingeless Davo and I think I'll be adding those pages |
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What will you do with the booklet panes and and strips with different values se-tenant? |
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