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Canada 197 And 207 Varieties In Pictures

 
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Posted 05/20/2020   09:16 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add jogil to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Here are different pictures of Canada 197 and 207 varieties:

Canada 197 Die I (plates 1, 2) Stickney rotary press wet printed front (11.25 x 11)

Canada 197 Die I (plates 1, 2) Stickney rotary press wet printed back (11.25 x 11)

Canada 197 unlisted variety Die I (plates 1, 2) Stickney rotary press dry printed front (11.25 x 11)

Canada 197 unlisted variety Die I (plates 1, 2) Stickney rotary press dry printed back (11.25 x 11)

Canada 197b Die I Stickney rotary press wet printed front and back (imperforate)

Canada 197c Die II (plates 3-12) Stickney rotary press wet printed front (11.25 x 11)

Canada 197c Die II (plates 3-12) Stickney rotary press wet printed back (11.25 x 11)

Canada 197e Die II Stickney rotary press wet printed front (imperforate)

Canada 197e Die II Stickney rotary press wet printed back (imperforate)

Canada 197d Die II flat plate press dry printed front (11 x 11)

Canada 197d Die II flat plate press dry printed back (11 x 11)

Canada 207 Stickney rotary press wet printed front (8.75 vertical)

Canada 207 Stickney rotary press wet printed back (8.75 vertical)

Canada 207i Stickney rotary press wet printed front (8.75 vertical)

Canada 207i Stickney rotary press wet printed back (8.75 vertical)
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Posted 05/20/2020   4:52 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add wert to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Wow..Thanks for the information Jogil

All reading his post make sure you read and learn from his expertise.
I started working awhile ago on perforation measurement adjustments and have an excel sheet and Unitrade has used this info {some of it}.

Now I am not anywhere near Jogil when it comes to perforations...I have nick named Jogil as the ""perforation Guru""

An he is undoubtedly the WET/DRY guru

Everyone could become a possible expert with lots of hard work.
Me, my minimal expertise is Flyspecking and adapting software to enhance the stamp collecting experience.

When jogil posts something..READ IT...Wait-A-go

Robert
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Posted 05/21/2020   10:57 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jogil to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Another addition to the above:

Canada 197di (albino "PLATE") Die II flat plate press dry printed front (11 x 11)

Canada 197di (albino "PLATE") Die II flat plate press dry printed back (11 x 11)
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