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Scott 1499A -Christmasn Stamp- Looks Like Double Print..?

 
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Posted 05/14/2020   11:36 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add wert to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Found this stamp on paper is a old box stored away.
Looked at it and compared it to 6 other stamps.

Looks very much like a DOUBLE print variety..???
What do you guys think, unless I am missing some thing.

All pictures, normal stamp on left and mine on right.
If I am wrong, let me know.

Robert





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Posted 05/14/2020   12:15 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add Petert4522 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Looks like the different plates did not cover quite right

Peter
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Hi Peter

This stamp printed by CBN used 7 lithographed colours.

I get what you are saying...But why use {if it was} the same black plate twice to cause the affect of double print..??

I see 2 peaks in the Bishops hat and what appears to be a double cross affect as shown below.


Still open to all opinions..Thanks.

Robert
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I do not have a copy of this stamp but a couple of points.

The text at the bottom of the stamp appears sharp on both examples. I assume that this text was printed by a black plate. If it was a double print would not this text also be blurred. Can you post an enlargement of the bottom of both stamps ?

Perhaps the black lines that you show are normally printed by overlaying red and blue and this is just a shift of one of the colours.

AQ
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Hi AQ


Quote:
Perhaps the black lines that you show are normally printed by overlaying red and blue and this is just a shift of one of the colours.


That does make sense...BTW..Bottom words are not doubled.
Must be bad shifting..But, a keeper.

Robert
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