Like revcollector says, this is a booklet pane stamp. The perforating of the stamps and the cutting of each pane are done independently and often result in odd-sized stamps. Perf them a little to the right, and cut them a little to the left, and you easily end up with jumbos like your's. Although not the biggest I have ever seen, your's is particularly well centered.
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Posted 12/11/2022 11:09 pm
