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Newfoundland "Dog Stamp" - Constant Variety Or Re-Entry..??

 
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Posted 06/20/2020   10:55 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add wert to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Hey guys
Having found the Constant variety on the Newfoundland Unitrade 56a + 57i + 58ii....N.S.S.C. 39d + 40c.

I have now noticed that there is another oddity with the Unitrade 58 - N.S.S.C. 40c...It is definitely not position 95 as the dog scratch constant variety.

I have looked through my dog stamp collection and found 3 of these oddities that I will post pictures about below...First is a picture of the Newfoundland dog stamp that has something that needs investigating more.



Below is a block that has the 3 ones with a variety/re-entry.


Below is the block that has the oddity.


Just trying to find out exactly what I have here..??

Robert
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Posted 06/20/2020   11:11 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add No1philatelist to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Hidden "UN"derline. Looks like one is faint, one skipping and one fairly solid. Is that a block or two pairs hinged together? The perfs on the left stamps are definetly irruglar or mismatching. Interesting stuff though Robert.

Mike
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Edited by No1philatelist - 06/20/2020 11:19 pm
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Posted 06/21/2020   07:31 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add watermark to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Robert, The horizontal lines are constant in some positions on the plate. They are remnants of layout lines or guide lines used to mark the plate prior to entering the stamp images. Most were erased or too faint to accept ink when the stamps were printed. They are not part of the stamp design.

Mike
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Edited by watermark - 06/21/2020 07:34 am
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