French fried or Big MAc???

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French fried or Big MAc???

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In the period between 1915 and 1922 - between the occurence of the hexagonos watermark and the multiple sun RA we have several instances of paper without a watermark. The paper used for the 1911 Labrador set is supposed to be French, the paper used for the 1917 JSM set is supposed to be from North America or the US! Or in 1921 there is a Dutch paper without watermark involved that has several characteristics other than that of those below! The US paper is allegedly only to be distinguished from the Dutch having complete sheets! Is the a BOND controll mark in it then it is from the USA!???

Is there any proof for this ????

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This paper has a symmetrical paper wire with the same density giving rhombs 3 per 4mm, the direction of paper is horizontal, the surface of the back of the stamp is rather flat, the fibers are very finely ground, the surface is rather porous and the paper has a yellow tinge.....

As far as I can judge there is NO DIFFERENCE between these two stamps as far as stamp paper goes!!!

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And here starts again... !!! :P :P :P

Rein. Yes, at first glance it seems you are right.
It's a very good question! It will be coming a reasonable and rational answer??
I don't have it. The paper bond it's a critical matter here.

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CastañoOcre escribió:And here starts again... !!! :P :P :P

Rein. Yes, at first glance it seems you are right.
It's a very good question! It will be coming a reasonable and rational answer??
I don't have it. The paper bond it's a critical matter here.

Guillermo
Guillermo,

I think we should NOT take the "BOND" for granted!

Have look at Juso's posting!

Subject: Sintesis de S1,S2,S3 del S. M. con punto (Hickethier)
juso» 26 Jan 2012 02:12 escribió:Con este trabajo finalizo lo referido al San Martin con punto, tanto las licitaciones, como el origen de los papeles, filigranas, y un cuadro con la clasificacion general de las tres series, ademas pongo un par de documentos comprobando que la firma estaunidense Ault & Wiborg traia el papel desde Holanda (Amsterdam), me lo pidio Don Merlo y alli lo tiene....espero que sirva de ayuda juntar todos los topics del San martin con punto y poder estudiarlos....y como siempre si alguen tiene otro dato para sumar, bienvenido sea,.....saludos...
javier

pd: Ya estoy preparando la serie 3bis del San Martin con punto.......

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Ault&Wiborg was responsible for the so-called Norteamericano with the "BOND" controll marks!

There is no strict reason to believe Ault&Wiborg imported this paper from the USA!?!? Why not from the Netherlands as they did with above licitation??

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