King Alfonso X111

Hello! I have a king alfonso stamp whitsh has been up on another forum before!that time I came to the conclousun that it could be a fournier forgery!i will post a pitsher whith that orange forgery stamp to!but if you look at my brown king alfonso X111 I dont think so no more the trought and under the mouth is slitly gumpy in the orginal 1889 I will post a pitsher of thet one to! and on my inporforated stamp to! so the bumpy line under the mouth between the trought and mouth! and then we have the ear and on the 1889 it looks very likwise on my inporforated king alfonso X111!but still it is fearly looke a like 1889 but the color is more light and it is inporforated and it dosent feel all the same!so I will be wery happy if someone could put a SG number on this one I have king alfonso whith no perforations!i belive that it could be hard!but maybe its in a katalog somwhere!i havent got eny help from experts ether!but I have only tryed two times but I have browsed the webb for 10 years and havent found my stamp!but maybe in some katalog I dont posses!teh stamp seems to be inporforated and cut on the sides!and the paper is slight and compact and it feels inporforated to!i want to say thanks for the help its wery welcome!i will post the pitshers in the next post!have a great day!









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From the images that you've posted on the other thread.
1.- The 1889 10 pta stamp of Alfonso XIII, should be vermilion, not orange as yours. Unless your scanner changes colours very much.
2.- The "unperforated" brown stamp is most likely to be a cut square or "cut off" from a 1889 or 1890 postcard.

hello! I think you miss understod the orange stamp of king alfonso is a forgery and the ather brown stamp whith perforation is the 1889 and no it is not a post card!they newer realesed 15 centimos on post card atleast thats what I herd!but thank for the help anyway!i have also hade thoughts about post card but the paper clearly suggest that its more stamp and not that kind of paper like postcard and not hard att all!thanks again enyway

If thinner, it's probably postal stationery, as opposed to a postcard.

hello! I dont think its postal stationery almost in all cases the paper is yellowish!but iam not shore untill I see it or someone has seen it!but maybe!thanks for your help!

Is it possibly a stamp with the perforations trimmed off?

hello!the left edge and the upper side of stamp has a little bit runded edges!so I dont knowe but it looks inporforated!thanks for the help!

hello! I got a answer from cherrystone auktions a year ago!it sems to be a stamp of little value!but no explanation!maybe he saw it as the same 1889 orginal!i dont knowe!i really want to knowe what this is!i think I most serth for a spanish stamp expert!maybe then!thanks

Normal stamp with trimmed perforations. At lower right there are what might be perforation remains. You can also check if it was cut before or after being used.