Israel ATM & Computer Vended Labels
Apr 18, 2024 9:33:08 GMT
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Post by Londonbus1 on Apr 18, 2024 9:33:08 GMT
Israel is well known for producing Tete-Beche examples of their issues, especially so of the earlier and definitive types. Most were printed that way for ease of cutting into booklet panes. But many sheets or large blocks reach the open market.
Less often seen are Tete-Beche examples of ATM's or Computer-Vended labels.
The one below was on offer from Israel Post to visitors at 'Jerusalem 2010', a Bi-National Stamp Exhibition held in the Capital. The Labels show the value for the regular letter postage rate at the time and the sheet cost NIS17 with no mark-up. The Tete--Beche Self-Adhesive sheet shows scenes of Jerusalem in the central gutter including the Western Wall and Absalom's Pillar.
Note the positions of the cancellations on each strip !!!
Less often seen are Tete-Beche examples of ATM's or Computer-Vended labels.
The one below was on offer from Israel Post to visitors at 'Jerusalem 2010', a Bi-National Stamp Exhibition held in the Capital. The Labels show the value for the regular letter postage rate at the time and the sheet cost NIS17 with no mark-up. The Tete--Beche Self-Adhesive sheet shows scenes of Jerusalem in the central gutter including the Western Wall and Absalom's Pillar.
Note the positions of the cancellations on each strip !!!
