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Oceania/Australia : 1966 Matthew Flinders Plate Varieties

 

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Rob1956
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My clan Coat-of-Arms Scotland

19 Jan 2018
07:12:41am
The varieties 463h/ha were made from the same electro. variety h corrected a weak band running across the unit resulting in the sails being weak or missing. The extensive recutting to correct this so weakened the plate that a crystalline fracture subsequently developed, which zig-zags across the main-mast and sails for 4.5mm resulting in variety ha.

The latter is scarce.

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Variety 463h - The recutting is seen on the bottom left stamp from the main mast and sail to Flinders right eye


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Variety 463ha - The crystalline fracture can be seen on the bottom left stamp, zig-zagging across the main-mast and sails


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Rob1956

My clan Coat-of-Arms Scotland
19 Jan 2018
07:12:41am

The varieties 463h/ha were made from the same electro. variety h corrected a weak band running across the unit resulting in the sails being weak or missing. The extensive recutting to correct this so weakened the plate that a crystalline fracture subsequently developed, which zig-zags across the main-mast and sails for 4.5mm resulting in variety ha.

The latter is scarce.

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Variety 463h - The recutting is seen on the bottom left stamp from the main mast and sail to Flinders right eye


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Variety 463ha - The crystalline fracture can be seen on the bottom left stamp, zig-zagging across the main-mast and sails


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"Specialised Collector of Australian Pre-Decimal & Decimal Stamps"
        

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