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Canada Scott 14 – Perforation Oddities

 
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Posted 09/04/2020   8:26 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add wert to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Going through a few early stamps I came across one Scott 14 "Queen Victoria" stamp.

I agree the perforations below are commonly know..
1 – 11.75 x 11.75
2 – 12 x 11.75
3 – 12 x 12

Here is one when measured seems to contain a different set of perforations..
TOP........11.6
BOTTOM.....11.9
RIGHT......12
LEFT.......12

Not sure why the discrepancy, but info from other collector measurements appreciated.

Robert




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Posted 09/05/2020   09:02 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jogil to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
These other gauges are also found on other stamps.
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Posted 09/05/2020   09:16 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add wert to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply

Quote:
These other gauges are also found on other stamps

Yes they are..Like the Scott 169 associated with perf. 11...2 different size stamps.




Also with Scott 163...Associated also with perf.11




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CANADA SCOTT # 169 ROTARY PRESS PRINTING 11.25 x 11
CANADA SCOTT # 169a FLAT PLATE PRINTING 11 x 11
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Edited by jogil - 09/05/2020 11:01 am
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Good info jogil..did not even realize SCOTT # 169 ROTARY PRESS PRINTING was 11.25 x 11

That would explain why I got to different size stamps.
Thanks for the info.

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Too bad Scott and Unitrade have not used this information in their Canada stamp catalogues since this information would help collectors in a big way. To study Canada line perforated stamp perforations, one has to also study U.S. line perforated stamp perforations since the perforating equipment used on line perforated Canada stamps was made in the U.S.A.
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Edited by jogil - 09/05/2020 11:55 am
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Agreed jogil

Detailed perforations would be a blessing...Garfield has written a Small Queen chart for Unitrade and I know he is a SQ expert and the chart is great info for collectors...Wish you could write and input your perforation expertise for Unitrade also...Say, would you be up to the task if asked..??

Robert

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Did you get my Canada and U.S. perforation file documents?
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Sure did...Impressive...A non expert like myself with reguards to perforations had trouble understanding 100% of what I was reading...Great work jogil...I hope you continue working on this important part of stamp collecting.

I post now and then on perforation accuracy and have not seen to much support for an important side of stamp collecting...One day...{smiling}.

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