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I as it possible for a flat plate printing to measure 22.5 mm high
Is it possible for a rotary press printing to measure 22.5 mm
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Is it possible for you to acknowledge satisfaction with the conclusions I drew for you in your other thread(s) on the #206? Did we lay that to rest to your satisfaction?
Andrea, intuition is no substitute for a systematic study of hard evidence. |
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Actually this is a new topic .....I was not referring to the A44
I have looked at the measurements of many flat plate printings and I have read about them as we'll but I haven't been able to find one that measures 22.5
the Scott cat says a flat plate printing is 22mm high
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Yes, I know this thread is about a 20th century topic, Andrea. And by just walking away from those other threads leaving things hang you are forgetting your manners. So I know you will understand if I forget mine. After all, we are reasonable people here, are we not? |
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I agree. The community has offered reasonable help here, but it's unfair to keep asking questions without studying the extensive literature in this area. Research is essential in philately.
Your measurements are probably in error. Unless you're using a costly vernier caliper or comparing an expertized reference stamp under a microscope, you're not going to get this right. |
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 Both stamps are perf 11 The stamp on the left measures 22 1/4 high The stamp on the right is slightly longer it measures 22 1/5 high |
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I also had them measured at a local stamp store ...the measureents are correct
My question was ...can a flat plate printing measure 22 1/5 high
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PS The harding stamp is not expertised if it measured 22 1/5 high like the Martha stamp I would have sent it in. |
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Actually the topic regarding the Martha stamp was LOCKED I couldn't make a reply
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How about it, Andrea. Are we finished with the discussion on the A44 related threads? How did that turn out for you? |
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If you had a stamp shop measure your
harding at 22.25mm, then the owner's
not too bright... because ***IF*** it
measures that, it (could be) a 613,
in which case, he should either have
made you a cash offer for the stamp
on the spot, or partnered with you
for the cost of a cert (if it's a 613)
and split the profits with you...
The above would be under the assumption
the stamp is Perf 11 |
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| Edited by disi123 - 11/03/2014 2:09 pm |
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Posted 11/03/2014 10:49 am
