Oh goody! I was just scanning images from my album to Stamp Manage of that very page in my album. Definitely take a moment to measure perfs and design. You'll need a perforation gauge and mm ruler, a watermark tray of sorts and watermark fluid of sorts. I say of sorts because there things that can be used instead of the "officially marketed items for the purpose intended. Many use ronsonal lighter fluid for water mark detection and a shiny black surface for a tray. :) That's a fun issue to work with as it will gain you much experience in stamp identification. I have the pages in a stock book of the 1c stamp. Let the fun begin.
Assuming that whoever put the Stamp in the album properly identified it, then it's in the album position for Scott 552. The page shown is for the 1922 4th Bureau issues.
The ones I get that are already on pages are often in the wrong place. For instance, the 2c stamp on that page. I would have to replace one that was from the 1927-29 run that was used to fill all the 2c spaces.
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