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France Louis Pasteur Scott 189 From 1926 Multiple Question.

 
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docgfd
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The first image shows a bottom left pair of these stamps which I'm guessing includes the counting number?



The second image, another pair. Is that '2' the Plate Number, or have I got it backwards (or completely wrong)?
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Since both of those numbers are printed in a different color than the stamp itself, they are likely some part of accounting number, not a plate number. The '1' is the right color, so might be a plate number.
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Good point about the colour of the numbers! Thank you!
I'd love to know the significance of all the other remaining numbers that are in black.
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The number 89782 is the sheet number or as you
mention the "counting number"

The 2 is probably the plate number but I'm not sure when it
comes to these stamps printed via typography.

For engraved stamps the French printer marked the sheets
like this




Sheet number / Printing press Taille-Douce 6 colours - plate 1 / date


Here is an excellent blog about French printing.

http://www.timbres-barres-phosphore...-Generalites
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