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The first stamp is a rotary press Scott 632. The second stamp is a rotary press booklet pane single from a Scott 632a booklet pane. The lighter yellow green shade is characteristic or printings after 1930.
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Clark is correct, which also means the perforation of both of your stamps is actually 11x10.5 |
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My statement was based on the OP stating
perf 11 x 11....
YES....11x10.5 is 632a |
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this is a 632 out of one of my books but I think it was in the wrong spot. it is 11/11 22h 19w not 10.5 I brought the book a couple of years ago and just opened it to look threw it. Its a mint stamp it was hinged I seen the mark on the gum.  |
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| Edited by Kingstonstamper - 01/27/2016 9:29 pm |
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First stamp at the top on the card is 11/10.5
The 2nd stamp is also 11/10.5 my mistake with the perforation gauge. |
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Posted 01/26/2016 7:32 pm
