Other Of My Grills, What Can You Tell Me About This?

Is an example of Staton Grill but imperforated at right.

This kind of stamp can have H grill or I grill, in this case it's too large for an I grill, so it would be H grill. But the images are still not very sharp and too small the second, so no real identification is possible. And especially the color is very dark, as with your 3c you showed before, on my monitor even brown. Perhaps you make a photo with this stamp and a similar color stamp like the Jackson 2 cents vermillion (178, 183) just to know and see whether your photos show real colors or always very dark. Perhaps also your 3c has another color in reality.

Really dark this one, really is clear like a dark orange.
Thasnks for your answer.

The stamp has a clear 13x15 grill, which is normal for an H. The grill points as crosses can be seen even in the small image. If you submit it for a certificate it will probably come out ok. This grill is complete and sharp enough that you could have the experts name the grill state on the cert (looks like "late" from what I can see).

The right margin is from the center gutter of the plate for a stamp from the left pane.

Very thanks Essayk, your information is hight valuable for me.
If you need help with some spanish stamps, ask me please.
Thanks again.

It's refreshing to see a stamp with a large straight margin that has survived all these years without being perforated somewhere along the line.

Yes, really nice DrewM. Is the only one Stanton with H grill and Straight margin I saw in the net.
And is in good condition.
Ill authentify and soon in auction.
Thanks to everybody.

The stamp may be genuine but in good condition it is not.