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621. Stamp Varieties – Inverted Vignette Variety – Inverted Vignette – possibly the best known and most spectacular of these varieties is the inverted Jenny (Curtis Jenny aircraft flying upside down in the middle of ...
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622. Imperf Varieties Imperf Varieties – There are many categories of these and where possible proving multiples should be collected. Examples include stamps which are normally perforated but have missed being perfor...
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623. Imperfs Imperf (Imperforate) Stamps which have not had perforations or roulettes and which would therefore have to be cut from a sheet using scissors. Usually known as imperfs, and should be collecte...
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624. Dandy Roller Dandy Roller – a wire gauze roller beneath which the paper pulp passes when the paper is manufactured and this then leaves the texture and watermark in the paper. The waterma...
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625. Watermark Varieties Watermark varietieswatermarks are meant to be upright in relation to the stamp design so when, as often ...
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626. Watermarks Watermarks – a design that is incorporated into the paper during production. It is incorporated as a security device by passing the wet pulp under a dandy roller under pressu...
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627. Wing Margin Wing Margin – where a stamp has a much wider margin on one side than it does on the other. This occurred when the panes of a sheet were divided by perforating down the middle of a gutter margin ...
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628. Vignette Vignette – A feature or portrait in which the edges or background shades off into the paper. The technique is very often used to disguise the gaps between parts of the design printed in different colours or from two plates. T...
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629. Varieties of Stamps VarietyStamps that have some omission from or addition to the original design caused by an error or fault in the plate making or printing process. Collectors differentiate between c...
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630. Airmail Airmail (sometimes written air mail) refers to items of mail that have been delivered using aircraft for some part of the journey. Surface mail refers to land and sea deliveries - this usually takes much longer. The United States Postal Service o...
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