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Germany 1945-1946 AMG Issues. Query: Would the selvedge, adhered to this "favour cancelled" cover, be any clue, as to whether it would be the Brunswick printing, or the Washington Printing? Or is the paper thickness the only avenue to ID? Thanks. Update: I have found part selvedge on 15 pf (no gum) thick paper, so it was def on the Washington printing.  |
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Rod, This is a little outside my area of expertise, but I believe the AMG stamps are Washington printings. Here's Michel's guide to differentiating them, with circles added (click to enlarge). American on left, German on right:  |
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Hi Postmaster. Thank you very much. The cover had Washington prints. 1945 Steiner Page 1 AMG Issues : Allied Military Government  |
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1945 AMG Washington Printings and London Printings (Perf 14) Steiner Page 2  |
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Rod,
If you'll shoot me your mailing address, I have some AMG stamps that I don't need since I don't collect post-1945. Can't guarantee great quality, but they'll fill a couple spaces.
postmaster -/-at-/- germanstamps.net |
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Thank you Postmaster,
you are too generous.
Apologies for tardy reply, was digging a trench for a limestone wall yesterday.
Have aches in places I never knew existed.
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Seek Ehrler Info on this Revenue Please. Preusen Eine Reichsmark Stempelmarke Olive with Yellow Burelage Finance? Postmark. Cancellation.  PERFIN SnH ? on Sc#48 1899 10 pfennig Carmine. BERLIN Postmark.  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/22/2016 04:28 am |
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Unknown. Curiosity. This looks like a faux cancellation. Postal Stationery, Berlin "Printed on" part postmark (looks faux) Writing on the back under the loupe looks like it is printed, rather than hand written. Any ideas?  Unknown. Revenue. Cancelled 25th June 1897 Stempelmarke Preussen 10 pfennig Red. What does the "FR" on the Eagles breast, refer to?  |
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Rod,
I'm away from my references at the moment. Bookmarking this thread so I can find it when I get home. |
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Thank you Postmaster. Tomm Quote:
the first "Preussen" king Friedrich I. I am curious, so the Arms remain the same, even when the Monarchy changes ? or would this refer to Frederick lll the time of the stamp? |
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Germany PERFIN Anchor T Sc#49 1889 20 pfennig Ultramarine. Postmarked DUREN Damaged stamp, torn in half. Note: This normal stamp, in Prussian Blue CV $375  Similar Perfin. Perhaps a later design from the same company Pmk ?OTHA  |
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| Edited by rod222 - 10/22/2016 09:12 am |
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