Federal Republic of Germany - 2003 - beyond the catalogue
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Federal Republic of Germany - 2003 - beyond the catalogue
Most commemoratives have been printed in offset-litho by the following, well-known printing houses:
- BDB = Bundesdruckerei Berlin, 19 times;
- SB = Schwann Bagel, Düsseldorf, 24 times;
- GDL = Giesecke & Devrient Leipzig = WPL = Wert Papierdruckerei Leipzig, 12 times.
3 issues in photogravure in Berlin.
The UNESCO minature sheet in Leipzig, the coil stamps in Berlin.
The Salzachbrücke in miniature sheets in Berlin, the booklet printed by WDZ [WertDruckZentrum Bonn].
In total 58 Commemoratives in 2003!
- BDB = Bundesdruckerei Berlin, 19 times;
- SB = Schwann Bagel, Düsseldorf, 24 times;
- GDL = Giesecke & Devrient Leipzig = WPL = Wert Papierdruckerei Leipzig, 12 times.
3 issues in photogravure in Berlin.
The UNESCO minature sheet in Leipzig, the coil stamps in Berlin.
The Salzachbrücke in miniature sheets in Berlin, the booklet printed by WDZ [WertDruckZentrum Bonn].
In total 58 Commemoratives in 2003!
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The Rosengruss - Rose Greeting stamps:
The information given here by Michel is not accurate!
The director of the Berlin State Printers, Hans Zerbel, wrote for the Arge Polen [Poland Study Circle in Germany] about perforations:
Perforation - ein kurzer Abriss von Hans Zerbel, Bundesdruckerei Berlin
http://www.arge-polen.de/p_zaehnung.asp
And what about the other Greeting stamp? The Camelia??? That was printed simultaneously with the Rose in booklet MH 55!
But where Mr Zerbel??? By BAgel? Or WDZ???
The information given here by Michel is not accurate!
The director of the Berlin State Printers, Hans Zerbel, wrote for the Arge Polen [Poland Study Circle in Germany] about perforations:
Perforation - ein kurzer Abriss von Hans Zerbel, Bundesdruckerei Berlin
http://www.arge-polen.de/p_zaehnung.asp
No mnetion in Michel of the printingas by the WDZ?????Ähnlich verhält es sich mit den diversen „Rosengrüßen“. Sie sind in folgenden Formen bekannt:
gummiert, Berlin, S 13:13 ½
selbstklebend, Berlin + Bonn, gestanzt 10:10 ¼ und
selbstklebend, BSP, gestanzt 10:10 ¼, aus „Blumengruß“
allerdings sind innerhalb der Auflagen Unterschiede aufgetreten, die besser vermieden worden wären:
Die Auflage des WertDruckZentrum hat einen anderen Rasterwinkel: 15°/75° statt 45°/45° und die Anzahl im Rücken gestanzten Schlitze ist unterschiedlich: in Bonn wurde ohne, später mit 19 und mit 52 Schlitzen gearbeitet.
Auch der Stand des Markenbildes zum gestanzten Rand ist unterschiedlich ausgefallen: die Wertziffer „55“ ist unten in der Bonner Auflage leicht angeschnitten, bei der Berliner gut lesbar.
And what about the other Greeting stamp? The Camelia??? That was printed simultaneously with the Rose in booklet MH 55!
But where Mr Zerbel??? By BAgel? Or WDZ???
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Michel mde a nice listing of all thes variants of the Rose greetings.
Not only the differences in screen angles!
Screen of the red colour with 90 lines/cm under 45 degrees:
With gum
Self-adhesives
Not only the differences in screen angles!
Screen of the red colour with 90 lines/cm under 45 degrees:
With gum
Self-adhesives
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Also a bit more coarse screen of 80 lines/cm:
Self-adhesive
The acreen angles of the red colour is now 75 degrees!
Self-adhesive
The acreen angles of the red colour is now 75 degrees!
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The direction of paper runs parallel to the long side of the stamp:
Tese stamps have an ABS perforation aka as "shaving"!! Remnants of a paper layer can still be seen towards the left!
Tese stamps have an ABS perforation aka as "shaving"!! Remnants of a paper layer can still be seen towards the left!
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The direction of paper for the self-adhesives is usually parallel to the short side of the stamp!
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The direction of paper of the R80 self-adhesive stamp also occurs with the direction of paper running parallel to the long side of the stamp:
How can that be???? We should find the Camelia with that direction of paper as well as they were printed together!
How can that be???? We should find the Camelia with that direction of paper as well as they were printed together!
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Gabi Dickel:
To the flowers also belongs music:
The Music Council [Musikrat] stamp is amazing, both the paper and the colours.
Why is the silver purple under UV ? (with the self-adhesive much clearer...)
How to explain the cracked edges on the right:
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Musikrat with gum and SAD' {Security Additives]:
The SAD is a frame all around the stamp image and you can see - indicated by the yellow line - where the inner part of the image doesn't have the SAD.
The SAD is a frame all around the stamp image and you can see - indicated by the yellow line - where the inner part of the image doesn't have the SAD.
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Musikrat self-adhesive with no SAD!
So what the hack were these SAD's about??? To be able to tell pre-Euro stamps from Euro stamps?!
The self-adhesives were the most frequently used ones!
So what the hack were these SAD's about??? To be able to tell pre-Euro stamps from Euro stamps?!
The self-adhesives were the most frequently used ones!
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Screen type I came first!!
But when did type II come up??? Can we expect them with FDC's???
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All screened colours - black, yan, and even yellow - have the same screen angle of 75 degrees!