P&R I 12c Bartolomé Mitre in vermillion

[Rein]

This is the 12c Bartolomé Mitre in offset-litho, vermillion on Wiggins Teape paper with a parallel watermark and a symmetrical paper mesh! Density 24/22 AKA "Tela"!


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[Rein]

Some more!

12c Mitre in red - on Wiggins Teape paper with a parallel watermark, symmetrical paper mesh, density 24/22 AKA Tela:






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[stamps9407]

Hello I don't have much if this stamp

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From left to right I have MI1, MI2, MI4 and MI4. (pictures with analysis below)

Question: How I differentiate MI3 from the others (so far MI1 and MI4)?

Question: How I know the direction of paper of MI4 if the lines are 45 deg?

Thanks and regards

Sergio

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[Rein]

Sergio,

Look for the grooves at the back as far as the Tela is concerned! To give you some idea what the grooves are about read the article below. In Tela they should be vertical for practical all stamps concerned...

The Argentina 1921 Postal Congress stamps!

5c:







In the other corner a lot more grooves can be spotted although not that long!



This is the Normal paper - Papel Normal - with the wire side and its grooves (surcos) gummed!!!!

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But the printer - or rather the Dutch paper supplier ALPAMIJ had not bothered too much taking care about which side to be gummed!

The extra long grooves can be found both at the back - as in the posting above - and at the front of the stamps!








Again a superlong fiber or hair even!

We have good examples of transposed paper or papel traspuesto here!

saludos, Rein

[Rein]

Hello I don't have much if this stamp

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From left to right I have MI1, MI2, MI4 and MI4. (pictures with analysis below)

Question: How I differentiate MI3 from the others (so far MI1 and MI4)?

Question: How I know the direction of paper of MI4 if the lines are 45 deg?

Thanks and regards

Sergio

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Sergio.

where is MI 2???

saludos, Rein

[Rein]

Sergio,


for MI 3 or Holandés

The orthogonal watermark with symmetrical paper wire - Dutch paper papel holandés - direction of paper parallel to the long side of the stamp "M":





But is this the typical Holandés we know of the 1940 P&R I stamps????

10c Rivadavia in offset-litho - Type A: Symmetrical paper mesh, orthogonal watermark, "papel Holandés"

saludos, Rein

[stamps9407]

From left to right I have MI1, MI2, MI4 and MI4. (pictures with analysis below)

Sorry, this is a typo I mean M1, M1, M4 and M4 (it's OK in that way?)

Thanks
Sergio

[Rein]

From left to right I have MI1, MI2, MI4 and MI4. (pictures with analysis below)

Sorry, this is a typo I mean M1, M1, M4 and M4 (it's OK in that way?)

Thanks
Sergio

Sergio!

SURE!!! OK! You are doing great!!!

saludos, Rein

[Otin]

Rein,
Can you tell me in "my" nomenclature the meaning of MI1, MI2, MI3, and MI4? Saludos,
JOSÉ

[Rein]

Rein,
Can you tell me in "my" nomenclature" the meaning of MI1, MI2, MI3, and MI4? Saludos,
JOSÉ

José,

MI 1 primera tirada - Inglés - Wiggins Teape
MI 2 rayos largos ondulados - Austriaco - Curt Berger
MI 3 granulado vertical - Holandés - Stinnes / Hillegossen
MI 4 Tela - Inglés - Wiggins Teape

saludos, Rein

[Rein]

Some more!

12c Mitre in red - on Wiggins Teape paper with a parallel watermark, symmetrical paper mesh, density 24/22 AKA Tela:





to be continued ....