Need Help Iding One Austrian Perfin

Hello, i'm quite new to the forum and I hope this is the right section for my request of help. Please forgive me if that's not it, because I could not find a better one.

I'd need some help to identify one of my austrian perfins: it's a 1st republic 1922 2000kr perforated J.R. (9, 18).

If someone has got any clue, please tell me.
I can post the scan too if needed.
Thanks in advance.

I think you should post a scan. And both from the front and the back if possible!

Peter

Are you certain the perfin is 'JR?' I've seen 'JP' before.

Here are the scans. I've just found another example of the same perfin on a 400kr stamp of the same series, so I scanned that too.

Found it!

Joseph Riedel.

This is a response envelope:

thank you for the repost KGB. Right, I did find already that evidence too, but i'm still not fully convinced. The perfin on that stamp is rather different than on mine.

I think it could be an evolution of the same perfin, since that stamp on the envelope should be earlier but how can I be sure?

any other clue, anyone?

Hi!

Hope it's not too late.

This is a perfin used by JOSEF RUBINSTEIN in Vienna.

The picture is from the 2015 edition of the Austria Perfin Catalog, published by Gerhard Sand. Even the not complete perforation of the "J" is mentioned there.

The catalog is gorgeous by the way, it even prooves Nussbickel wrong quite a few times.

Best regards
Tom

Where is above mentioned catalog available at?

You can get the catalog just directly from Gerhard Sand.

Gerhard Sand
Pabensteinstraße 18
5400 HALLEIN
Austria

Email: gersand@tele2.at

Here you find more information about it:
http://englischeversion.gemeindeaus...beschreibung

The only problem is that the catalog is written in German ... and the price of course.
It's a thick folder with about 500 pages inkl. Austrian perfins in German stamps as well ... and overhead transparency sheets with all perforations to make a direct comparison. He sell's it for 150,- Euro plus shipping :-(

But I know that he is working on a cheaper version right now, just in black and white, and maybe he will provide it as a PDF download.

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Tommtomm: Thank you for the information.