Here is a stamp #7 that is labeled as "Embossed with grills". I assume that makes a difference. Again, I would appreciate any information from you that I should know (e.g. Scott #, type, condition, authentic/counterfeit, does it have any value, etc.). Thank you for your time and trouble.
All your stamps look genuine to me. Some are in rough shape. They should not be too hard to identify. Give it a shot with the Stampsmarter website and folks here can help of you get stuck or want confirmation.
I need to see the back (too) in order to evaluate a grille, but again, assume you have the most common until you can prove to yourself what you have is less common and more valuable. I'm no grill expert, but here's a basic guide:
Grills are classified by the dimensions of the grill pattern and are measured in millimeters or by counting the number of grill points. There are eleven major classifications.
Since there appear to be 2 different stamps hinged in that space, you may have 2 different stamps with grills. Check the backs of both and see what you have. We would love to see photos/scans of each as well.
Both of your stamps appear to have F grills despite what is written on the back. See jamesg's list of grill types above or my link to Stamp Smarter above. This would make both of your stamps Scott #94.
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