Bohemia-Moravia, 1939, Scott #21 And Michel #21

Michel Deutschland-Spezial recognizes three types of this stamp. I can't envision Type III from the description. Could anyone share a scan?

Here's a scan of a stamp that is not Type III. Also a portion of the page that describes how Type III should look. I can read the description, but not imagine what it looks like. Need a scan that shows Type III.

The Pofis Protektorat specialized catalog has an illustration that I think is this type. Pofis doesn't specify types but shows several printing/plate varieties. It looks like the variety is the serif at the top of the "1" is filled in at the bottom of the serif.

For some added information,your stamp has plate positions 109 & 199.
Further info here: (21 & 22)
http://index.csphilately.org/pages/2p.htm

Something else to look for.

Neither Rugface's scan nor the info in the csphilately.org article seems to provide anything corresponding to Michel's (cryptic) description of Type III.

Rugface: are there other images you could scan?

The Google Translate transwording of the Michel listing is: Wedge-shaped pressure drop from "MOR (AVA)" to "1 (0)" to medium leaf. My non-fluent translation would be something like: Wedge-shaped printing waste in the "1(0)" above the "MOR(AVA)" by the middle leaf." The first image I posted meets that description. I am very much open to a correction of my interpretation of the Michel listing!

The Pofis images for the 10h varieties follow. The original image is the second from left in the group of four.

The wedge shape into the right side of the R MOR(AVA)


Check out this sellers items.He has blocks of 25 where the types are found.Michel may call these types but in fact they are cliche types in the sheet.

http://www.pevinx.cz/protektorat-3....alues=1:20:2

Rugface: For "Druckausfall" I was thinking "printing omission." I like your "printer's waste" better, i.e., something like a mark of color that has fallen out of place in printing. I read "von" to mean "of", but again your "from" could be better. For "über," usual meaning is "over" or "above," but "upon" is also possible. So, if this is a "wedge-shaped" mark of some kind, it would seem to come "from MOR," and go instead "upon the 1 that touches the middle leaf." Your image does show the serif of the 1 filled in with what would have to be a wedge-shaped bit of white, so I'm tempted to agree that that's an image of Type III. But how does that bit of white filler come "from" or be "of" MOR(AVA)?

Perf12's image may very well be the Michel type III. That's the stamp in the small single image I posted. However. in describing the type III, there is absolutely no need to reference the "1(0)" or the "middle leaf" for describing the extension off the "R" of Morava.

Perf12: Great seller's site! Two possibilities there: the one you show with the wedge-shape adjoining the R (but then what does Michel mean "über '1(0)' bis mittleres Blatt"?); and the example that Rugface prefers, which appears in the second column left in the image below (but then what would Michel mean by "von MOR(AVA)?).

Agree with Rugface regarding the example Perf12 posted. Also, the image Rugface has shown should certainly be a listed variant. The wedge-shaped space of the serif of the 1 is so clearly filled in there.