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It is the right way but I can't read it.
Maybe it's a letter seal of some kind?
It reminds me of the early Turkish telegraph seals (just because of the combination of colour and script).
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Nigel,
you are correct.
This is a Turkish Telegraph Seal
Catalogue #10
1924-1928
31mm
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Nice Link!
You measure (according to the link) the stamp overall,
eg: width from perf tip to tip. (horizontally)
I note differing sizes, so my prev post may be incorrect.
According to the script on your example, it marries to Catalogue #16
Consider: Your telegraph is possibly line perforated, so measurements are not going to be constant.
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Interesting. My catalog has 4 pages of telegraph labels, but this stamp isn't listed among them.
Which catalog are you looking at Rod? |
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