Oh dear, my eyesight! I think you are right, but in that case I don't see a candidate for the Type at all.
It's not a Bureau (43, 61, 71, 83) or a city coil (163) It's not T-205 or L-1 E as it is too narrow It's not 734 or 821 because they do have a period (and lines) It's too big to be 853
So is it another nothing? Sometimes I get so frustrated.
they have lines, but the device is 2-across by 5-down, when impressions are not centered on the stamp they produce open ends at one side.... these are called 'line ends' and are slightly less desireable
That's what I thought, Oregonian, but no, it can't be.
Light dawns, chasa -- I had no idea. Thank you as ever.
So, do you think then that it is a 734 / 821 and the period is missing because it was printed a bit light? And if so, do you have an opinion on which it might be?
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