Same Stamp, Same Value, Different Color

Bonjour,



Merci

It seems no one has yet posted the U.S. Dwight D. Eisenhower stamps in this thread:

First example of this:
Same stamp, same plate position, different colors, different papers - All three printed from the same plate - Plate 11

In this case, the red may have been printed first.
They were planning to change from Black to Red on the penny in the middle of February 1841. However, they needed a few more blacks to tide them over until the transition. After a bunch of reds had been printed, they printed 800 sheets in black on Feb. 1, then went back to stockpiling more reds.

The third is a trial printing (from the same plate) on a security paper with silk threads (as opposed to watermarks). They printed 8 sheets on this Dickenson Silk Thread paper.

Ahoj, Hradcany Castle

50h purple and blue



60h yellow and orange

I have been sorting stamps the last few days and put some away for posting. This is the last one for tonight!

here is another one that I just scanned out today.

Fifia: You posted only the black and red varieties of the "G" Stamp -- but not the blue one!

Thanks for looking out for me, wt1....

I do not have one!

A bit more subtle, but still a different color (shade, anyway):

The overprints are not exactly the same, but close. They are different colours though. Please excuse the differences. I love looking at this thread and wanted to contribute.

You fine, thank you for your contribution.

Poonch State in India printed all its ordinary stamps in red, but tinkered around with the papers. It started out with white papers for the 1 Anna value



but also used blue



for the (top) 4 Anna value, it again started with white paper



but developed a preference for yellow papers

Cannot believe I missed these!





I think they are cooked...