More Perfins Need Pic Of Backs Check......

I'm not sure what organization made the perfins, but better pictures might make identification easier for people. There were many, many different German perfins (1000's?). With perfins, seeing all the holes is necessary. Some perfins have exactly the same letters, and the only differences are the number of holes in the letters. I think there might even be some whose only difference is in the height of the letters

Scanning is best, preferably on something black, like black paper or plastic, as it make the perfin holes easier to see.

If you don't have a scanner, and must take pictures, take the picture under a brighter light, with a black piece of paper or plastic behind it, and get as close to the stamp as you can to take the picture, while still being in focus and with no glare.

With that being said, the last 3 pictures look like the stamps have a "K.Z." perfin. The first one looks like maybe and "S C" over something, it hard to see it....

The first one I already posted in another thread.


The other ones are quite a task, but they should be all K.Z. (has nothing to do with concentration camps, by the way).

It's a publishing company from Cologne, and fits perfectly to the cancellation COELN.

Worst photos I've ever seen on the Forum. For help with perfins, or any other design feature, you really have to find a way to do better.