US Scott 25 Or 26?

Hello All,
This stamp isn't in be best condition - perf flaws, but I'm still trying to determine if it is Scott 25 or 26. It appears to be a dull red color to me, but there's a frame line at the bottom. It's also hard to see, but there's also a thin double frame line at left. Usually the perfs on this type of stamp are usually so close if not into the design I usually have to presume it's Scott 26 on color alone. Thanks! Will

Here's another one - it has a perf shift that cut off the Three Cents at the bottom, but there's a frame line at top. This one has only one frame line at left side. Again it looks like a dull red to me so I'm still uncertain.

Both are Type I, Scott 25 from Plate 4.

Thanks for the confirmation! What resource do you use to plate the stamps?

Chase's 3c book is a must-have if you want to understand the 3c stamps of 1851-61. In addition to that, I have the complete set of Chase plate reconstruction photos. There are some good resources on the USPCS website as well. And, as a free resource to cheapskates that don't want to buy good reference books or even join and pay dues, the USPCS has made available scans of complete books and I think the Chase book is one of them.

Thank you again for that information. I've heard of the USPCS, but never thought of checking to see if they have a website. The whole website is quite a valuable tool. The Chase book is online as well as a number of other. There's also several 19th century postmark books that will be very useful as well for research.

hERE IS THE LINK - http://www.uspcs.org/

PS I'm sorry my caps lock button was on and I meant no yelling- I apologize