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Canada 195d (sometime from 1932 to 1935)
It was ahead of its time by British American Bank Note Company (BABNC) with web-fed dry printing on pregummed paper rolls.
The U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) was using web-fed Stickney rotary press which wet printed. This press was also used by BABNC.
It was not adopted nor used by BEP even though they were looking for such a dry printing method. It was not until 1971 did BEP use web-fed dry printing on pregummed paper rolls.
It was also lost due to BABN losing stamp printing contract in 1935. Thus, no support by Canadian Government Post Office Department (POD).
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Why don't you just give it up? You are just beating a dead horse on this one. This is just another flat plate stamp. It's nothing more special, just move on. |
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Scott, Unitrade, Holmes, Darnell, Hansen, Milos, Lyman, Lowe, Bileski, CS, CWS, etc. identify it as flat plate. Surely, all of these great Canadian catalogues can't be wrong for so long. |
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| Edited by CANADA150 - 09/29/2017 09:56 am |
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New and updated information is always important. Out of all of the catalogues listed above only Scott/Unitrade is still currently around. The others are mostly out of print. It is hoped that they make the appropriate progressive changes. |
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