Imperf 1871 Hungary Stamp? Please Help Identify?

Stationery, not stamp, not in Scott and Michel catalogue but in the Hungarian specialized catalogue from their Philatelic society and in the H &G show in the photo






Here my H&G catalogues

Thank you for the correction, I overlooked your previous info area66

Ok thats a new one for me area66, thank you for the info. Learn something new everyday on this forum.

Stationery are a real pain, they are confuse with stamps all the time. The problem is that many years ago peoples start to cut them to place them in albums, Will never been a problem if they are left on a full piece

Area66 Im a bit confused on the numbering issue for the 1871 King Franz, I actually took those numbers from the stampworld catalogue.

Do you know what reference they use for their numbering? Is it Scott, Michel or their own system?

Thanks in advance for your response.

Stampworld uses their own numbering as far as I know.

Peter

Thank you Peter,

I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with a beginner to the art and science of philately.

Best regards,

Dave

The Budapest philatelic catalog as 16 # for the litho and 17 for the eng. Michel use it as reference for their # Scott as for many European countries is in the ditch

Thats good info to know area66, as far as scott is considered.

I have alot of world stamps and am currently in the process of sorting them into separate countries and eventually will catalog everything.

Do you have any suggestions for me as to cataloguing my worldwide stamps?

Is there a reference you prefer for european countries, south american, asian, africa?

Your input is appreciated.

Thanks,

Dave

Phil after 40 years I have not yet find the solution for my storage .. I'm the worst guy to ask this ......lol

If I will do it again . I will not spend on albums Vario pages is cost effective I thing it come at $ 100 for 2000 stamps with the binders. But pages are hard to turn Canadian $$$$

Lol...Yes I've actually pretty much settled on vario pages which seem to be most flexible for my collections ultimately. (Right now they are spread between albums, glassines, 102s, 104s, 107s, stock books, varios etc etc.)

But what reference guides (catalogs with numbering for each stamp, i.e. scott, michel etc) do you prefer for lets say north america stamps in particular?

Also for European stamps, etc, etc.

Thanks for your advice area66 and anyone else who would like to share their preference in catalogs for different countries/continents.

*Forgive me moderator if this is a bit off topic for the post, just let me know and I will start a new topic.*

Thanks,

Dave

Dae, it all depends on what you collect. If you have a Scott album and try to get the basic stamps from the world get a Scott catalog. But if you get interested in any kind of specialty area, whether US or anything else you're going to need a specialized catalog.
Lots of different catalogs have been mentioned on this forum - put your area of interest in the "search" function on this page and you will find your answer.


Peter

A Scott classic 1840 to 1940 is a must , no need for a new edition if you not looking for.price and even do .....

I did have a tread on country specific album I'm on my phone now hard to check For Us Scott Specialized and Canada Unitrade.