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Post by rod222 on Feb 2, 2016 3:12:51 GMT
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Post by rod222 on Feb 2, 2016 12:19:27 GMT
1946 Steiner page 5  For the Flyspeckers. (Not sure where I mined this information, it is absent in Stanley Gibbons.) Known as "Sea Retouch" The die engraved for the vignette, was retouched in the sand hills and posts behind the Great Frigate Bird. They are darker in the retouch Sc#64 Die 1  Retouch  |
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Post by BC on Feb 26, 2016 0:26:20 GMT
Here is a set of the 1912 Pandanus tree stamps I have - I suspect the cancels are forgeries.  |
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Post by rod222 on Feb 26, 2016 1:28:09 GMT
Here is a set of the 1912 Pandanus tree stamps I have - I suspect the cancels are forgeries. The lettering / font does look a bit dodgy. There exists a double ring Pmk, yours appear not to have the scallops. Would they be favour cancels? FDC cancels perhaps. Michael Hamilton auctions.  |
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Post by BC on Feb 26, 2016 3:42:47 GMT
Good eye on the fonts Rod. That was my thinking too. I posted that image from work, and I new I had a similar cancel on another stamp at home. Now at home I cannot find it  . I will find it and post it  . |
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Post by bobby1948 on Feb 26, 2016 3:50:02 GMT
Here is a set of the 1912 Pandanus tree stamps I have - I suspect the cancels are forgeries. The lettering / font does look a bit dodgy. There exists a double ring Pmk, yours appear not to have the scallops. Would they be favour cancels? FDC cancels perhaps. That is what I thought when I first saw the stamps. The placement of the cancels indicates to me that the stamps were all part of blocks of four and one cancel applied in such a way that all 4 stamps in each block were canceled. |
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Post by BC on Feb 26, 2016 5:54:40 GMT
While I still cannot find my own example, I fount this in my digital archives. It is a similar cancel, in full form, from Niutao in the Ellice (now Tuvalu) Islands. Notice the narrow and crisp font. Niutao is spelt wrong, Nuitao, which is a known error.  |
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Post by BC on Feb 26, 2016 5:55:27 GMT
The lettering / font does look a bit dodgy. There exists a double ring Pmk, yours appear not to have the scallops. Would they be favour cancels? FDC cancels perhaps. That is what I thought when I first saw the stamps. The placement of the cancels indicates to me that the stamps were all part of blocks of four and one cancel applied in such a way that all 4 stamps in each block were canceled. I suspect outright forgery. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 26, 2016 15:04:36 GMT
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Post by rod222 on Mar 2, 2016 12:08:48 GMT
1979 (Page typo noted 1974) Sc#321-324 Steiner Page 12A CV $4 The last stamps of the Gilbert Islands, stamps replaced by those of KIRIBATI. Gutter pairs. Selvedge : WSP = Walsall Security Printers, of London, UK, The 45c issue Flaxman / Wedgewood Medallion is embossed.  |
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Post by rod222 on Mar 2, 2016 12:22:44 GMT
1978 Sc# 320A CV : $4 Christmas. Various Garlands Miniature Sheet.  |
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Post by BC on Mar 5, 2016 3:58:23 GMT
Falschung, I am not sure what you mean by "broken letters" on the 1sh GEIC stamp. I cannot see anything different on your two stamps. Here is my 1sh. Any indication to what printing it is?  |
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Post by renden on Oct 7, 2018 18:18:48 GMT
Gilbert & Ellice IslandsScott 18 - MHVF - 1919 Die I: 3dScott 28 - MHVF - 1927 Die II: 1dRené  
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Post by cjoprey on Aug 15, 2020 13:51:38 GMT
Thought I'd add a couple of nice early stamps from today's sort pile: Scott #14, mint never hinged, 1/2 old penny, 1912:  Scott #37, mint hinged, 1 old penny, 1937:  |
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What I collect: British Colonies - King George VI from all countries and King Edward VII & King George V from the West Indies.
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Post by kgvistamps on Aug 16, 2020 13:24:47 GMT
Falschung, I am not sure what you mean by "broken letters" on the 1sh GEIC stamp. I cannot see anything different on your two stamps. Here is my 1sh. Any indication to what printing it is? There were six printings of the 1/ value from Gilbert & Ellice Islands. The first four were perforated 13.5, the final two were perforated 12. So check the perfs first. Your stamp appears to be Perf 12, but you should check it. So that means it was either printed in 1951 or 1952. The lighter appearance of the Turquoise makes me thing it is the 1952 printing. You can check the stamps in my collection as a reference. The page with most of the 1/ values is shown below.
Here is a link to view the whole collection and download an Excel spreadsheet showing the various printings if you want one.
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Post by anglobob on Nov 26, 2021 12:57:14 GMT
SG 64-75 Issued in 1956 using designs previously used for George VI but with a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II.  |
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