The top part was under my attention in my previous 4 posts.
After breaking up the stamp into 4 quadrants, I will take a closer look to the bottom left part.
Plenty of flaws to look at in the rest of this part of the stamp.
flaws 1.26 - 1.32 |
Both flaws are from the first plate, position 26 has a white spot in front of the 2 of the value, position 32 has a white spot which breaks the geen line below the 'd' of the value.
flaws 1.48, 1.15 and 1.24 |
In the H-line, field H2 can have a white spot in the plants (1.48 and 1.15) and H4 can have a dark spot in the water (1.24)
Line I has several interesting possible flaws, but for now, I leave the text frame out of consideration.
The white ornament in the left bottom corner has an additional white line in flaw 2.57, a small spot in flaw 1.08, and a large spot in flaw 1.15.
flaws 2.57, 2.28 and 1.26 |
flaws 1.08 and 1.15 |
For the last 4 flaws, we need to look at field J3 and J4.
We can find white spots in the frame line underneath LAKE M(ARION).
A large spot under the A indicates flaw 2.56, whilst a similar spot under the K indicates position 1.24.
As shown above, position 1.24 comes with the dark flaw in the water.
flaws 2.56 and 1.24 |
flaws 1.08 and 1.17 |
There are numerous flaws within the LAKE MARION frame, that will be presented in my next posts.
Note also that, in order to determine some positions, flaws on other parts of the stamp might be essential too. A border watermark frame need to be present in some positions too.
to be continued ...
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