Again... New Re-Entry On Large Queen #25!!

Hi guys! As I was doing my study to find another copy of my Twisted re-entry, I found a new one!

It also look like a twisted re-entry but with some difference, peraph another position on the same pan. All the sign (such as I made the proof on my other post by layering process) show evidence of a twisted re-entry








This position Show the same upper Right scroll 4th line touching the Number 3 but do not show the doubling on the right side like other one


This is the NEW one I found



Compare to my other one I found we can see the same doubling on the right scroll (4th line touching the number 3)




But here the main feature of my new discovery!

Doubling on the left side (third line showing where the arrows point)




A nice doubling of the circle surrounding the Queen





and the last thing I did notice is a line going out of the stamp at lower left





Like I said, this one really look like the other one I found and seems to have the same ''twisted'' pattern offset from about 5 degrees to the right (twisted re entered clockwise)

So my tough it both stamp are from the same plate that have been re-entered but from different position!

What you guys think about that?

(again... sorry for my English)

Think the line going out of the bottom of the stamp to the dot in lower left is an un-erased guideline from the pane layout when the images were rocked into the plate. The other lines do appear to be doubling in the stamp design. So it may well be a subtle re-entry. Very interesting find.

Mike

Thx mike!

Now time to find a second copy!

Does look nice to me and seems an obvious re-entry. Reminds me of the re-entries on the 6c, similar in nature. I'll be on the lookout for this as well. Thanks for sharing!

Hi gentlemans!

I m glad to announce that I have found another copy of this one too, witch is a prove of constancy for this new ''unknow'' position and it is not discribe by Horace Harrison.

Before, all the place I did notice to be doubled by re-entry are highlighted in black





Now here are the 2 stamps in question








And here the proof of being from the same ''unknow sadly'' position

3rd line in the design in Lower left corner and what seems to be a guide line in lower part under 3 like Mike says




Doubling Up right corner




And to finish, Doubling in letter T of Three




Well that all!I hope you guys will enjoy my work!
I m working on a another re-entry on #25 with sharp doubling in UR #3, will keep you tuned once I found a second copy!

Jimi

Nicely done, darth! Clearly a Re-entry and now a constant re-entry.
Now, as the discoverer, you can choose to name the find, if you desire.

I can choose a name? I never seen a re-entry with a ''name'' but rather a plate position Heh

Seriously, i'm not sure it is appropriate to name a re-entry, but if I had to give it a name, it would be : The Double ''T'' With the main feature being a complete doubling of the left side as I noticed on a higher dpi scan more doubling toward the top.







Jimi

Hello!

I just found another copy of this cute re-entry with a very sharp doubling where we see clearly the Doubling in UL corner which was hard to see on my other copies and I wanted to share it with you :)

Here the new one with a RF5 2 rings 55 Berlin cancel




And here a close up of the left side





Jimi

I am striking back with another new twisted Re-entry variety On the 3 cents Large Queen and, obviously, that is not mentioned in Duckworth!





This one is again a twisted re-entry and seems to come from the first Column since there is no Guide dot like all others

It show the usual UR corner doubling hard to see but if you count lines it is doubled.

The main feature of this new re-entry is the Doubling of LL outer line and LR outer line.
It is also show the ''DOUBLE T'' variety I found ont my last re-entry with doubling on Left








It is also show clear doubling in S of ''CENTS'' (we can see the doubling of LR border line)








There is also some doubling in ''STAGE'' of postage but less clear








And for finish, a ''DOT'' in N of ''CANADA'' (maybe a plate flaw or a constant for this position, we will know once I found a second copy)






I hope you guys enjoy my research!

Jimi

Thx to Jimjung, which have found a second copy of last the re-entry I posted up there, it is identical in all point .

Very strong re-entry of ''THREE CENTS'', in ''STAGE'' of ''POSTAGE'', in UR outter frame line (hardly visible on mine because of alignement) and the lower border frame (both side) (which is not visible on Jimjung stamp because of the alignement)

Some info:
-Sadly the DOT in ''N'' of canada is not constant, but still a very nice Twisted re-entry!
-Re entry in ''STAGE'' hardly visible on Jimjung stamp because of cancel

Curious fact:
-from my research and all the re-entry I found, it seems that all re-entry on #25 are twisted.

ALSO:

With all reserve and possible mistake, this copy is maybe the #1 on the plate;

FACT:
-Jimjung copy show the Upper margin alignment dot in UL margin (according to Glenn Archer, but again this is not sure) which could mean first row stamp

-My copy show no Guide dot LL corner, which mean first column.

From those 2 infos, we may assume this is position #1

Ok here the 2 stamps and Compare chart!

Here JimJung copy




Here my copy




and here the compare chart;








Hope you guys enjoy it!

Jimi

Here a VERY nice copy Fault free and on Duckworth paper 8 (soft blotting) of the re-entry I found that appeared in the last Dot and Scratch


Enjoy!






The Guide line which is exclusif to this position














Classic UR corner doubling


The Doubling in THREE with ''double T'' variety




Jimi