WERT
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Post by WERT on Feb 28, 2020 14:05:27 GMT
feebletodix...Please except my apology as to how i interpreted your reply..Just took it as a No to a re-entry. Hope this does not change your opinion of me...Words do not come out some times as desired...Friends..  Robert |
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Post by feebletodix on Feb 29, 2020 8:49:48 GMT
Robert, I am an anti-social hermit with a small set of friends and a great distate for the behaviour of the rest of the human species, I have not yet known you long enough or well enough to consider you a friend. Be pleased however you are not an enemy. Trust me you would know if you were. If in the future I can help I will do so.
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stanley64
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Post by stanley64 on Apr 15, 2020 12:27:03 GMT
Having seen René's renden lovely cover with its Canadian Beaver (Scott n.º 4a), I was looking for a cover to share in the ' Let's See Your Classic Stamps on Cover 1851-1951' thread, but after having found a cover, made the scans, and then trying to attribute a shade name to the stamp, I discovered these when looking for comparable colour examples,
Canada's Small Queen Issue Scott n.º 44
Having looked at the known re-entry sites, I would come to learn that there is only one major re-entry listed. Given these two examples, unless they are variants of the same re-entry, there just might be more than one.
and here is another variant, this one I am not so sure about,
Canada's Small Queen Issue Scott n.º 44
Any thoughts, insights or additional details for any of these stamps and their apparent re-entries is appreciated...
Happy collecting!
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WERT
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Post by WERT on Apr 15, 2020 13:44:25 GMT
Nice information stanley64...Nice 44's Here is one stamp i put up against a new stamp picture i borrowed to see the shading on the top of the left "8".
My 44b below does b=not have the shading as my one on the left above has...Interesting.
Robert
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renden
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Post by renden on Apr 15, 2020 15:16:57 GMT
Robert WERT - no shading of the "8" on my 3 44s Thanks for showing René |
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stanley64
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Post by stanley64 on Apr 16, 2020 7:35:30 GMT
I wonder WERT if that shading from your stamp is not part of the cancel or handling en-route and not a result of the printing process itself?
As for the examples of Canada's Small Queen (n.º 44) I shared, after doing some additional reading, I am not convinced that they are the major re-entry from the issue, but instead are simply clichés or glitches from a well-worn printing plate.
Apparently the same plate was used for the entire run (1893-97) and I can well image that they would have become worn as result. For now, I am no longer convinced that these stamps are of the major re-entry i.e. Scott n.º 44ii), so before I embarrass myself further, I am just going to quietly put the stockbook of small queens back on the shelf for another day ;-)
The major re-entry with background doubled Source: Sparks Public Auction #30, The John Hillson Collections - May 22-25, 2019
If anyone has any additional thoughts or insights, please do share...
Thanks for looking and happy collecting!
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WERT
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Post by WERT on Apr 16, 2020 14:02:22 GMT
Stanley64
I don't see the indication of re-entries as Ralph has in his re-entries.com web site.. See where my arrows are pointing....Just my observation my friend. None of my 44's have any re-entries on them also.
Robert You may be right..Shades of cancel ink.
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WERT
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Post by WERT on Sept 24, 2021 2:36:33 GMT
Here is a Scott 211 "Princess Elizabeth" ....NOT in the normal catalouge, best identified in Ralph Trimble's re-entries.com. Check link - 3rd stamp down.
Anyways, below is the nice "Misplaced Entry". At the bottom is A BIG QUESTION.
Robert
NOW BIG QUESTION: It is in my wife small ring binder with about 50 stamps... I have not found one for myself yet.
How can i convince my wife to give it to me..HAHA
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Post by brightonpete on Sept 24, 2021 11:56:03 GMT
WERT Isn't what's hers is mine and vice versa?
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WERT
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Post by WERT on Sept 24, 2021 12:16:57 GMT
Good one brightonpete
I will give it a try..haha
Wish me luck.
Robert
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WERT
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Post by WERT on Sept 27, 2021 16:53:35 GMT
Here is a few re-entries associated with my Scott 247 "National Memorial Ottawa" stamp I have pane one and pane two. Below is the Scott 247 issued May.15.1939 Look at the steps and see the doubling {re-entries}
PANE ONE has 2 re-entries as seen below.
PANE TWO has 4 re-entries as seen below.
Robert
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Post by michael on Sept 29, 2021 9:58:21 GMT
I think the operator creating the plate from the transfer roller was having a bad day when he initially laid this image down   |
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