Canada Stamps (#14-20)

Here is a better view of the "C" Flaw. This occurs on numerous stamps in the right two columns in later printings of this stamp, and some are more pronounced than others. The flaw is actually a mark above the C of CANADA. This one is position 80 on the plate and was printed prior to the imprint being added.







Here is a later printing of same position with imprint:

A couple of questions if I may..
On the One Cent E flaw, is that pulled ink at the top of the O? It is a different shaped O than one the large margined One Cent shown on the previous page ( cropped and pasted together here).
On this last page, the first C flaw shown had a different E in cents than the stamp below, is that also pulled ink or a constant plate flaw?

The 10 cent proof has pulled ink in the E of CENTS.

One cent appears to have part of the cancelation in the top of the O of ONE.

Since yous guys are so interested in this stuff, here's a bunch of stamps that I bought at eastern Auctions years ago. These are from the Geoffrey Whitworth collection. They are all 1c stamps with Plate Flaws or Re-entries. I'll let you find the plate flaw so you can look at these stamps just as Mr Whitworth did many years ago. Have Fun !

Careful - some of these have more than one flaw/re-entry ... I'll be back tomorrow to give you some clues or answers if you don't have everything by then.

I believe this may be a C-Flaw

Gilles le timbre - yes, that is the C Flaw and I believe it is from plate position 20.

This position also has the Chin Flaw which is blank area in the Chin of the Consort. I don't see it on your copy but you may want to check it with a glass.

I agree position 20. Nice one.

#14 deep rose 4-rings #13 Galt scarce








#15 brick red first impression











#18 Unlisted VERY THIN PAPER (PELURE) TALL STAMP









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