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All Forums Category: World Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: World Classic Stamps Mint and Used

Need Some Assistance With Wurttenberg Identification.

 
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postalpicker
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Posted 03/31/2021   4:57 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add postalpicker to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
I have 6 items that need identification.
The 1 and 3 feel like they may have been stamps imperforate?
The 5 is on embossed paper.
the 10 is embossed as well possibly a cut corner?
the green 5 is from a postcard.
And the overprinted black 10 I cannot find in my Scott's catalog.
Thanks in advance
p.s. Can anyone recomend a good expertising service for a Japan Stamp?
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Calstamp
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Japan: Expertizing or identification?

If the latter, consider posting a quality image.
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bookbndrbob
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The first five are postal stationery cutouts. The last one is a surcharged official from the December 1923 series (Sc #O91).
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hy-brasil
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The first 4 items from the left are postal stationery cutouts. The stamp on the right is Scott O91.

The ISJP is the group to use for expertising:
https://isjp.org/
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postalpicker
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One poster said I should provide better phoyoographs, what are the limit (dimensions in pixels) or file size for posting?
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littleriverphil
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Maximum image size is 200 KB.
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postalpicker
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Thanks for the 200 info.
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