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What Kind Of Grill In These Stamps

 
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What kind of Grill in these stamps









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stamps 1-3-4 count to be 14x17 which basically makes them E grills but do have proper number of points for a Z the points do not have the right shape if I recall correctly. The second last on the 3c washington Is an F . I'm not the best at these but enjoy seeing and learning as well. Maybe someone with more expertise can explain the subtle differences between Z and E grills other than rarity
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Maybe someone with more expertise can explain the subtle differences between Z and E grills other than rarity


The Z Grill is the only Grill with a Horizontal ridge, all the rest have vertical ridges.
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Can you help me to know what is the value of these postage stamps?
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Would need to see the other side of the Stamps. from a quick glance they appear to be common grills and condition will dictate value. The 3rd stamp has bad thins so probably not much value there.
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This should solve most any grill issue. Since they can be so hard to see I've always measured them. Try this...if the stamp is US--

http://www.1847usa.com/Grills.htm


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It's the points that matter, not the measurement according to Ken Lawrence.
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