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The Joys Of Catalogue Ownership - 3˝d Red Food Productiond Red Food Production

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Posted 11/11/2020   6:34 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add itma to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Rod:


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If the plate were made up from individual cliches, (a forme) then row / column
is required.

The electros for the Food Production stamps were created electrolytically from the Master Plate so there were no individual cliches.

[quote]As the master plate, consists of only 2 panes, one above the other,
the corollory dictates, it has to be U=upper, L=Lower. [/quote)
That's true for the more modern stamps, but L and R are used to denote Left and Right all through the KGV era in the definition of location in exactly the same situation.

Sorry, I could go on all day on the issue of standardization - a by-product of my time at UPU and CCITT.

Frank.
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