Help With Denmark Inverted Frame

so I've been looking at the example in the Scott catalog and others and I don't get it. Still trying to figure it out.... Can anyone with experience in these comment here - I think I see a difference between these two, but the cancel seems to be getting in the way.

Is one of these inverted? The upper left corners seem not to match to me. Does anyone have any good sites to look at more examples of this? Sorry for the poor picture - I could not scan.

https://goscf.com/t/41870#357424 br /

SCF search can be your friend.
Look where the two twigs join.
PS: sorry about the Pinterest icon, cannot get rid of it, been annoying me for years.

Your left hand stamp appears inverted ?

So with your stamps and Rod's illustrations, the stamp on the left is an inverted frame, in the upper left corner the twiglet and the leaf join the the main stem at the same spot. The stamp on the right is a normal frame. The leaf in the upper left corner is obscured by the postmark, but by checking the lower right corner, we see that it looks the same as the upper left corner in the first stamp and is therefore normal frame.

tks all and for the reminder to do a better search.... im not so good at that. here's a better picture and now I know what brach they are referencing. Left is inverted

read this thread, there's a lot of information on danish bicolored stamps

https://goscf.com/t/52341&SearchTer...nish,classic

the "normal frame" is print 2, perf 14 (well if it had all teeth)

the inverted frame is print 6, however the color of your scan is off (i hope) or the color of the stamps isn't right

let me see the other stamps in the collection including the ones stuck beneath, you might have some rare stuff.