In order for it to be an imperf in-between you have to have a pair, otherwise it is just a regular stamp Just as I posted this Moyock posted his question. The stamps could be ( most likely ) from a booklet. Booklets were very often miscut. If the stamp used to be imperf in-between there is no way to prove that.
These booklets have all sorts of bad centering. You can get panes that have the full plate number not trimmed away. As Peter said, you need to have a pair to prove that it is imperf between.
I agree with BOBPLATES. The stamp in question is definitely an 807a, based on the oversized margins and the poorly left booklet edge, which is quite common on this issue. Take a look at full, 1c, 2c, or 3c miscut Prexie booklet panes--they are very plentiful. You'll quickly begin to recognize the difference in printing and perforation.
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