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An interesting Australia block from 2014 called Southern Lights. How would you describe it? 
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Psychedelic? Just kiddingl those Southern Lights are beautiful!
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Neat stamps KGV Collector...like the way they are upside down to each other until you tear them apart.
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Thank you! So it still works as a Tete Beche "Se-tenant" even with the different denom's. New one for me. I had no idea! floortrader Quote: It is a Tete Beche Se-tenant Block . |
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Nice link.Thank you!
Yea! They are good lookers aren't they!
The mini sheet broken down into a block is how I will present this issue.
But they tell me the Northern Lights are more spectacular! |
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wt1, I was being partly facetious, but partly serious, also. That is not a "head to tail" arrangement. The arrangement is "head to head." Here's what you get with a head to tail arrangement:  But that was not the effect they were going for! Still, if terms mean anything, then they should be used correctly, don't you think? |
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Your missing the point of a SE-TENANT block because it can be sold where the 4 white bands are thru the center of the block . Then it can be sold as a tete beche block without the SE -TENANT part . |
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Quote: Your missing the point of a SE-TENANT block because it can be sold where the 4 white bands are thru the center of the block . Then it can be sold as a tete beche block without the SE -TENANT part You mean like this?  I still don't see any "head to tail" stamps. |
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We can't fall into the trap of literal translation. tęte-bęche refers to adjacent stamps printed in a differing orientations.
I have to go with floortrader on this one. |
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tęte-bęche translated means "tumble"..one stamp upside down with respect to the other stamp.
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