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The 50 exists only in typography:





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The 60 exists only in typography:





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The 80 exists both in offset-litho and in typography. But I only have the typography version so far.






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The 1 in recess:




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The 2 in recess:




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The 5 in recess:




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What about the typography plates????

Acording to Michel:

BDr von Gummiplatten = weiche Kontouren, keine Prägespuren möglich

BDr von Metallplatten = scharfe Kontouren, rückseitig Prägespuren sichtbar

I.e. gummi plates have weak outlines and NO embossing possible at the back of the stamps! Metal plates have sharp outlines and visible embossing at the back.

Is this what we observe???

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The 6, 8 and 10  have the Ranzoni distorted! Gummi plates!?





And what about the 10 rpf????

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Or the 30, 50 and 60! Gummi plates!?







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The two types of plates suggestion originate from the 1946 article that Gerhard has dug up!

Gerhard escribió:
Hier kann man sich auf die „Zeitschrift für Briefmarkenkunde und Sammelwesen – Die Postmarke“ (Nummer 1 vom 31. Mai 1946) als Organ des Verbandes Österreichischer Philatelistenvereine berufen:



Herzliche Sammlergrüße
Gerhard

BTW, the series was very short-lived and only valid for use during a few months! Issued on 03.07.1945 and withdrawn 20.12.1945.

This is probably why so little used material is around!

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The postage due stamps were also only valid in the Sowjet Zone! Although a bit longer...

All printed in typography. But using metal or gummi plates???

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The stamps themselves:




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The stamps themselves:




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The surface of the gummi plates should show a particular pattern not to be confused with the pattern made by the rhombs of the wire structure!



as in this case of the white spots!



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Or here!





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