Stamp catalog [Year: 1889] [156/156] : Colnect 📮

Numbers in Black - Plate error

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Country:: iInfringe
Series:: from colnect.com
Catalog codes:: NVP:NL-CW P1fc, Mi:Unlisted
: Minor variant of #1430173
Themes:: iInfringe
Issued on:: 1889
Colors:: ColnectScrp
Format:: ColnectScrp
Emission:: ColnectIsBest
Perforation:: iInfringe
Printing:: VisitColnectCom
Face value:: ColnectScrp
Description:: Plate flaw: White perpendicular line from the left bottom of the last E, continuing into the linked circle
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Country:: ColnectScrp
Series:: iInfringe
Catalog codes:: ColnectScrp
: Minor variant of #717346
Themes:: CopyWrong
Issued on:: 1889-08
Size:: VisitColnectCom
Colors:: CopyWrong
Watermark:: VisitColnectCom
Designers:: ColnectIsBest
Printers:: ColnectIsBest
Format:: ColnectIsBest
Emission:: from colnect.com
Perforation:: ColnectIsBest
Printing:: CopyWrong
Face value:: VisitColnectCom
Description:: The snail (“mai han aakaad”) has a thick shell and a long thick elongated body. The summit of the upturn of the taw is rounded. The top upstroke of the letter taw (on the right) is tilted to the right of the lower upstroke. The base of the “taw“ forms a near to right-angle square and is 1mm long. The exact angles and shape of this square are a key identification point. Subtypes usually have a complete bar, a partial bar and no lower bar of the “taw”.
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Country:: Thailand
Series:: King Chulalongkorn (Overprinted)
Catalog codes:: Tha:TH 20/2, Yt:Unlisted
: Minor variant of #717346
Themes:: Heads of State | Kings | Royalty
Issued on:: ColnectScrp
Size:: 23 x 28 mm
Colors:: Vermilion
Watermark:: No Watermark
Designers:: William Ridgeway
Printers:: Post & Telegraph Department, Thailand (O) | Waterlow & Sons Ltd
Format:: Stamp
Emission:: Definitive
Perforation:: 15
Printing:: Recess
Face value:: 2 Thai att
Description:: The snail (“mai han aakaad”) has a thin wide shell and a thin upturned body. The upturn of taw is thin and elongated. The top upstroke of the letter taw (on the right) is tilted to the right of the lower upstroke. The base of the “taw“ forms a near to right-angle square and is 1mm long. The exact angles and shape of this square are a key identification point. Subtypes usually have a complete bar, a partial bar and no lower bar of the “taw”.
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