Mexico Stamps : On Steiner Pages.

Imperforate and imperforated are not nouns, they are adjectives. Imperforated is a perfectly correct usage.

Maybe so, (in your neck of the woods) but now banned from both my lexicon, and my scrabble board.
It's like saying my cup of tea is "unheated" rather than a differing descriptor.

I am siding with the Americans.
I'd like to see the Oxford definitions.

We have a right to determine how our own language is used. If others wish to misuse it, so be it.

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Hi Rod!! long time no talk. Thanks for bumping - I will add soon to keep this active. Love those revenues - I still have not figured out how I will display my Mexico revenue collection. I also need to go back and refresh on the type of catalog I need to identify mine. Nora.

Hi Nora,
good to see you up and at 'em again

As a worldwide collector, I was irritated by identifying pieces, then placing them in a Hagner and forgetting them.

This new idea of placing them on a page randomly, has been a breath of fresh air, I can now flip through sundry items and have their ID.
I have really grown to like it.

If I get enough of 1 type, I can lift off (using a 3mm strip of double sided tape) and make a Steiner page.

I do not have enough Mexican Revenues to support payment of a catalogue (approx 100)

You may wish to download Forbin from STAMPSMARTER
https://goscf.com/t/55630 br /

Forbin, alas, does not ID the gentlemen in the Vignettes.

Thank you Rod! Going to download Forbin. I do like the idea of doing something less structured and unique with my revenue collection.

An interesting read.
Manuscript : Hoyo
Academia

Mexico Revenues : Documents and Books
and 2 x "Unknown"

Bib: Forbin
(A shame Forbin does not identify the Vignettes)
The unknown gentlemen.

Mexico DF ?

First set - both Renta Interior (Internal revenue) - first one, R322 (Liberty standing), second R312 (Jose Maria Morelos)
Second set - Jose Maria Mora, Miguel Hidalgo
Third set - Jose Maria Morelos (both)
Fourth set - Francisco Javier Mina, Jose Maria Morelos

Info from Mexico's Revenue Stamps, ed. Michel Roberts. Not an expert, but usually when no specific inscription on a revenue stamp, they seem to be Renta Interior.

~Greg

Fabulous Greg !
Envy your catalogue.
Thanks a bunch.