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General Philatelic/Gen. Discussion : Stockholm Royal Palace

 

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philb
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20 Oct 2015
08:23:26pm

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I don't know why Jopie likes to show me up..she went through a bag of Sweden and came up with the scott 322 perf on 3 sides, 322a perf on 4 sides and coil scott 537 perf 12 1/2 vertical !Image Not Found

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malcolm197

21 Oct 2015
01:15:54am
re: Stockholm Royal Palace

Very nice...and the 2 coil stamps look to be slightly different shades ( different printings?). Often when common stamps have multiple printing runs, the printers don't exactly match the ink. Only a percentage of these are listed in the catalogues ( mainly stamps that have been extensively studied - and where the printings have been definitely identified).

Close examination of all the stamps you receive often repays the time spent - I have hundreds of Machin stamps taken from kiloware ( so there has been no opportunity for sunlight fading ) which deviate from the "norm", so there has been some change in the ink formulation or paper absorbtion - and some colours/shades are more susceptible than others.

Malcolm

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20 Oct 2015
08:23:26pm

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I don't know why Jopie likes to show me up..she went through a bag of Sweden and came up with the scott 322 perf on 3 sides, 322a perf on 4 sides and coil scott 537 perf 12 1/2 vertical !Image Not Found

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"And every hair is measured like every grain of sand"
malcolm197

21 Oct 2015
01:15:54am

re: Stockholm Royal Palace

Very nice...and the 2 coil stamps look to be slightly different shades ( different printings?). Often when common stamps have multiple printing runs, the printers don't exactly match the ink. Only a percentage of these are listed in the catalogues ( mainly stamps that have been extensively studied - and where the printings have been definitely identified).

Close examination of all the stamps you receive often repays the time spent - I have hundreds of Machin stamps taken from kiloware ( so there has been no opportunity for sunlight fading ) which deviate from the "norm", so there has been some change in the ink formulation or paper absorbtion - and some colours/shades are more susceptible than others.

Malcolm

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