1952 Eva Peron definitives

[PabloS]

Rein, what do you think about?

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Saludos.Pablo.

[Rein]

Rein, what do you think about?

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Saludos.Pablo.

Pablo,

it can be accidental, a UFO flying into the press! BUT, should you find more copies of it....

Always worth publishing as other collectors may have the same flaw and think theirs is the only one! So do publish!!

saludos, Rein

[Rein]

La proxima pareja si que es complicada, digna de su concideracion Don Jose, se trate de un papel delgado, del dorso muy trasparente ,BLANCO,confudible con el Mate importado,fili nacional (chica 9.0 x8.5) paralele lado mayor.No presenta el mas minimo Rayado perpendicular,mas, se adivina un granulado perpendicular,la fili se distigue sin bencina La scane a 900 pdi espero se vea lo descripto .Don JOSE ud tiene la palabra ,de que papel se trata?Saludos
Alberto

Subject: Características de la emisión EVITA 1952/53.

Alberto:
Francamente no veo bien la filigrana y no quiero aventurarme a decir cualquier cosa. Eso sí, no hay que olvidar que el papel Zárate fue hecho en dos máquinas diferentes, cada una con su propia malla metálica, una con trama imaginable, es deicr que a veces se ve o hay que adivinarla, y la otra es la muy clara y visible, como la del sello de la poliomelitos (1956), Habría que tener el sello en mano para dictaminar de cuál de ellos se trata. Saludos,
Merlo

As the Zárate papers had TWO different paper wires - as José Merlo refers to - it is Alberto's question which one is present here!

We can have TWO options! A symmetrical wire [also called Granulado] or an asymmetrical wire [also called Rayado]! Judging by the blue lines this is an asymmetrical wire!

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[Rein]

The small values in offset-litho have 2 sheets of 20x10 on top of each other.... The perforation runs from left to right!










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[Rein]

But how about the 45c in recess? There is no information about it in neither V. Kneitschel nor in S. Klass...

The stamp size is supposed to be like that oft he other low values: 24.0x30.5mm but if you pay a closer look you will find out that that is not correct!

In most cases the top teeth at the left and at the right are thicker!!





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[Rein]

The stamp size is supposed to be like that of the other low values: 24.0x30.5mm but if you pay a closer look you will find out that that is not correct! At least not always?!

In most cases the top teeth at the left and at the right are thicker!! this occurred some 40 times versus 10 times with "normal teeth"!

Does that indicated sheets of 10x5??? With the top row normal?????





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[Rein]

And what about these teeths? Not quite normal!?!? Extra large perforation holes!









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[Rein]

There are 3 values of the Evita's of which the national paper [Zárate paper] has a symmetrical paper wire!

The 10c, 20c and 25c exist with this type of paper! In fact we have three types of Zárate paper here if we take the surface structure into account!

The 10c can be found with the grooves at the stamp side!







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[Rein]

However, the 10c can also be found with the grooves at the gummed side!






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[Rein]

The lower values of the Evita's [with the exception of the 45c] on imported paper - Wiggins Teape - have an asymmetrical paper wire! AKA rayado vertical!

So far the stamps with an asymmetrical paper wire had not been found with brown fibers! The fibers we found were either black or green...







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[Rein]

For the first time we have found them with brown fibers!







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[Rein]

However, the 10c can also be found with the grooves at the gummed side!






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[Rein]

The 20c can be found with the grooves at the stamp side!





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[Otin]

Rein:
I have just erased a mail I sent to Mr. Barrandegui, Celulosa Zárate´s plant in charge of lab, who never bother to tell me a songle word. Rhe aim of my mail was to be received in Zárate to asl for the existende of symmetrical wire paper at the beginning of the issue. In fact, for me that papel started being used in 1966 with the stamp for polio relief, but years later it was discovered that that paper was already in use 1n 1953 together with the assymetrical paper as demostraters stamps cancelled in that year, which are most scarce.
Concerning the grooves on the front side of the stamp for me it still is an enigma, which I expected to be solved by Mr. Barrandegui, but at no avail. Saludos,
José

[Timbres]

Rein,
In your experience, how common is it to find stamps of this series with the watermark flipped sideways? (asking because I have one) Timbres