Help Is Needed With ID Of This Stamp

Japan 1913 - don't know the cat number though.

thanks

Depends.
Scott#116 1sen orange perf 12, 12x13, 13x13.5 unwmk 1913 typo
Scott#128 1sen orange perf same as above - image area 19x22.5mm (old die) on granite paper -wmk 141 1914-1925
Scott#128a 1 sen orange perf same as above - image area 18.5x22mm (flat plate) or 18.5x22.5mm (rotary)- New die 1924-33
later variations as well.

Robi13, you should really get yourself some catalogues and do this leg work yourself. You'll learn a lot more that way.

Thanks a lot jamesw for your answer.
In the mean time its too expensive, so I work with what I have.

Depending on where you are, you can borrow them from the library. That's where I get a lot of mine. When I'm done, I bring them back.

Or you can always by an out of date set at reduced prices. I'm still working with a 2003 Scotts set, and it does me just fine.

I'm with James, I'm still using 2009 and since I'm not a dealer I don't need updated pricing. I basically use mine for identification and since I don't collect past 1940 it's not like I'm missing new issues.

Yep, I buy a used Scotts WW set about every decade. I use the catalogs for ID, not price or value. If I want price or value, I check out ebay sales or auction results.

Library in my town doesn't have such literature, but I have agreed with someone a possibility to share the catalog. I hope I'll have it by end of next week.

Thank you

Keep an eye out for libraries selling old stock - my library replaces their catalogues every few years or so, which is how I ended up with my full set of 2007 SG @ 50p each.

Thank you it's a good idea, but unfortunately small town library don't have such literature :-(