Errors, Freaks And Oddities

Here is a Scott 652 flower freak.
Looks like a lightning strike.
Looks like a hair that finally fell off.

Robert

Wert:

Re: 652

What is a "flower freak"? I've not heard that term before. What is the background to that term?

I would be more interested in your "summer" look instead of the "winter" look. Your detail shows a lovely green hillside; I've not seen a green-coloured version on this stamp before. If that is what your actual stamp looks like then you should get it certified for this new colour variety.

Ya, what an idiot I am.I was looking t a flower stamp for a guy just before I posted here..



Yes..GREEN all over...Even the water falls is green.

Robert

Here is a Scott 1011 "Cartier and Ship" stamp from 1984.
If you look at the writing "Jacques Cartier", you will notice every stamp has some thing missing..The dot above the "i" is missing..Should be there when lower case letters are used...But missing.

See picture below..
Robert

This is what I think is probably the only 3 border stamp...Not 4border like most.
Scott 386..We all know artist can do what ever they want.

Robert



I added a bottom frame..Does it look better...haha
The stamp on the right.

Here is a strange item with my P.E.I. Scott 3 {die proof in brown}
The stamp has "6 pence" "Prince Edward Island Postage" on the stamp.

The strange thing is the "G" in Postage looks more like a "C".
Just saying.

Robert

Should we tell Wert that is is just part of the font used or will that disappoint him?


Peter

I like the topic. But guys? today the printing is electronic one. Points and such will be over end over. Do those are really variety or frisking's? NO.Is a point of view of some one like collect. I things we have to discuss really varieties, not points due to the oil paper or printing ink. In the future not more typographic printing, so oddities, errors and frisking's views must change, we have to adapt to the new era. What YOU THING?

Show me miss alignment, miss colors, miss printings, miss cutting's: this will be our next errors, and colors also.

As a chatboard thread, sixteen pages of posts means it is engaging readers. It stimulates people to look. It's more random show-and-tell than anything, not the basis for a reference work, but it's a light fun read. Hope it continues.