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Post by stainlessb on Oct 21, 2023 17:51:51 GMT
I am reposting here in hopes more see it.
Does anyone have a copy of Maury Ceres & Dallay later than the 2009 issue? I think there was one or maybe two more issues before Spink acquired the rights.This does not include any of the more recent Spink|Maury compilation.
If so please PM me if you'd be willing to look up one thing ( and only one) I have the 2009 and there is what I think is probably a typo (that doesn't mean it was corrected, but it would helpful to know) if it was corrected in later issues, or if the dtae remains. Spink|Maurry has dropped the information completely..at
thank you in advance
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Post by renden on Oct 21, 2023 18:27:20 GMT
I am reposting here in hopes more see it. Does anyone have a copy of Maury Ceres & Dallay later than the 2009 issue? I think there was one or maybe two more issues before Spink acquired the rights.This does not include any of the more recent Spink|Maury compilation. thank you in advance Stan Got this info: Catalogue de Timbres de France 2022-2023 (Maury Ed) - which I have a copy This new edition of the SPINK MAURY catalog, heir to the prestigious Maury, Ceres and Dallay catalogs, continues its research work into stamps from 1849 to 1960, and varieties after 1960. It includes hundreds of changes, new varieties and discoveries, all beautifully presented, with unrivaled levels of detail for each stamp. The monographic studies are continued, each stamp presented on its own page for all known varieties. |
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Post by stainlessb on Oct 21, 2023 21:38:46 GMT
René
I have that catalogue also. Quite a bit of information got dropped after Spink started printing (it is stilla nice catalogue, but contains less information)
The Maury, Ceres & Dallay included date of issue and withdrawl for the different stamps (including Type), and often with multiple color variants, the year the nuance appeared is listed. I have one such biyt of data that the year for the color variant preceeds the issuance buy a couple of years...so I'm thinking it is a typo, but would like to see if remained in later editions.
thank you for looking. Much appreciated.
Stan
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Post by djcmh on Oct 22, 2023 1:18:20 GMT
stainlessb I have the Maury 2011 Timbres de France. And re Spink ownership, they have really simplified their France catalogue compared to the last of the Maury-owned volumes. And the fact that they STILL have not done new editions of the French Colonial catalogues is a tragedy. I have the whole set of Maury and I treat it very gently since I know replacing them will be well nigh impossible
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Post by stainlessb on Oct 22, 2023 15:12:17 GMT
djcmh Could you look at the color variants listed for the No. 102 , 5 centimes Sage Type III. If there is a year after each of the colors , could you tell me what there is. I believe the 2009 catalogue has a typo. Thank you so much! Stan
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Post by djcmh on Oct 22, 2023 16:29:30 GMT
djcmh Could you look at the color variants listed for the No. 102 , 5 centimes Sage Type III. If there is a year after each of the colors , could you tell me what there is. I believe the 2009 catalogue has a typo. Thank you so much! Stan 102 and 102a are 1898, 102b is 1899 |
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Post by stainlessb on Oct 22, 2023 21:08:28 GMT
Bingo
Thank you so very much
the 2009 catalogue has # 102 with a date of 1892
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