albino watermark?
Publicado: 12 Mar 2011 20:24
Do not know what will happen with the google translation, but at the request of Rein replacing it here. 
Clarified that he said very quickly, it is the American Tizado role. Now I need information about the watermark Albina or white. (Rein Thank you, now I have several examples and I teed it is simpler to distinguish)
I decided to accommodate Moreno, and began separating the offset of the type. Very little offset and many fonts.
I started with the pictures that are easier to look at the watermarks and when I came to this, by putting petrol ... I see nothing. Seeking no watermark in the catalog and does not appear Pettigiani. I look again and notice he has watermark, moving it to the light, one can see the circles and the rays of the sun, but with benzene ANYTHING.
Look at the dates and was used in 1944. In the catalog, meeting the U.S. and ultimately chalking watermark appears white (albino) seen on a black background. My desktop is black, but just do not see it, so I scanned black and white background (on the black note more), but gasoline is not. Anyone can tell me if the U.S. chalking JBK 800 striped grain. I have problems with the papers, as I have another picture with a good thick white chalking folds about its vertical axis and do not know if it's the 800 JC. Please help me?. Attachments
Clarified that he said very quickly, it is the American Tizado role. Now I need information about the watermark Albina or white. (Rein Thank you, now I have several examples and I teed it is simpler to distinguish)
I decided to accommodate Moreno, and began separating the offset of the type. Very little offset and many fonts.
I started with the pictures that are easier to look at the watermarks and when I came to this, by putting petrol ... I see nothing. Seeking no watermark in the catalog and does not appear Pettigiani. I look again and notice he has watermark, moving it to the light, one can see the circles and the rays of the sun, but with benzene ANYTHING.
Look at the dates and was used in 1944. In the catalog, meeting the U.S. and ultimately chalking watermark appears white (albino) seen on a black background. My desktop is black, but just do not see it, so I scanned black and white background (on the black note more), but gasoline is not. Anyone can tell me if the U.S. chalking JBK 800 striped grain. I have problems with the papers, as I have another picture with a good thick white chalking folds about its vertical axis and do not know if it's the 800 JC. Please help me?. Attachments
