2 Varieties On #21 : 21iii And 21iv

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Nice photos. What am I looking at / for? Pretend I don't have a catalogue please. Thanks.

I see that this exists on 2 positions (33 & 43)

oups! I though the title of the topic would had been enough... sorry

In the Unitrade catalogue, the #21 is described as an 1/2 cent black of the Large Queen issue.
The cat. also identified 12 major varieties for this stamp with a specific cat. number for each of them.

The following images are to show, what I think there are, 2 of these major varieties on the same stamp :
1) #21iii : white area on bun of hair, the 'chignon' variety
2) #21iv :'spur' in scroll left of H

image 1 : regular stamp
image 2 : stamp with the 2 varities
image 3 : variety #21iii
image 4 : variety #21iv










If you want to learn more on this captivating serie, go there : http://www.canadianstampcentral.com...umber_34.htm

Thank you. Much appreciated.

I had not known nor had a pic of the second spur variety and was looking at the photo thinking it was something to do with the letter H and how it touched the frame or that little tiny spur directly above the H. Looking in the wrong spot entirely.

My fault...
Usually, we may have 2-3 varieties on the same stamps like re-entries, the shade... and that's OK

Here, I found curious to have on the same stamp what I presume to be, 2 major varieties kind that should be on 2 differents stamps along with their exact position on a sheet

Hope my comment is clear enough...