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P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Jun 2010 15:12
por rubiera
These stamps were printed in 1945-47, and show very poor color control. Most of the other papers show a high degree of color control and for these latter papers, the color is a key component of the identification process. I begin with the 40c value:
Incidentally, I find that the 30cNGR is a very common stamp, the 20c Cattle is somewhat common, and all other large format values for this paper are at various degrees of rarity.
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Jun 2010 18:46
por rubiera
A 40c1L2 block
This block does not have any plate varieties and is printed on the 1L2 paper.
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 07 Ago 2010 19:07
por rubiera
Was the 40c really issued January 1, 1936?
This cover dates from March 31,1937. It is the earliest cover I have for this stamp. I find it printed on the first paper (the 1E1). I do not have any used specimens dated earlier than this cover. The stamp came into use mostly for the 1.45 pesos rate from the late 1930s.
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Ago 2010 17:07
por Rein
rubiera escribió:These stamps were printed in 1945-47, and show very poor color control. Most of the other papers show a high degree of color control and for these latter papers, the color is a key component of the identification process. I begin with the 40c value:
Incidentally, I find that the 30cNGR is a very common stamp, the 20c Cattle is somewhat common, and all other large format values for this paper are at various degrees of rarity.
Tony,
these stamps without watermark have a very clear pattern at the front! In a way, this is a transposed paper, although without the watermark! The paper comes from Zárate and can be easily confused with the 1954 Zárate papers WITH a watermark!
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Ago 2010 17:21
por Rein
After having found the 50c Petroleo with the printing of the colours inverted, I started out looking for the other denominations in bicoloured offset-litho to have similar effects.
I did report the 20c, the 30c, the 5p and now let us have a look at the 40c Azucar:
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Ago 2010 17:22
por Rein
Having noticed that new plates of the PyR I series often have new measurements, I compared an early 40c with a late one:
The old length of the name field was 14mm, the new one has 13.5mm (the long rectangle in which "Caña de Azucar").
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Ago 2010 17:24
por Rein
stamps9407 » 01 Mar 2010 01:55 escribió:
Hola, para ver si voy entendiendo de esto quería verificar si este sello de 40c caña de azúcar es el mate importado rayado vertical o perpendicular.
Filigrana Sol Redondo RA - Posición M - Mate - MI5?
Es suficiente con esta foto?
Gracias
Sergio
Sergio
Rayado vertical = parallel watermark with asymmetrical paper mesh, direction of paper horizontal;
filigrana paralel con malla asimitrica del papel, eje de enrollamiento horizontal
Red line - linea roja => rayado
Blue lines = lineas azules => malla asimitrica
Black line = linea negra => eje de enrollamiento
rc2508
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Ago 2010 17:24
por Rein
stamps9407 » 01 Mar 2010 08:15 escribió:
Rein,
Tomo eso por un SI?
Gracias
Sergio
Sergio,
YES =SI
Es Rayado vertical!!! Yes it is!
Rein
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Ago 2010 17:28
por Rein
Luis,
a simple question may need a more complicated answer. You can not recognize a "rayado vertical" unless you know what the "rayado" is about, the "vertical" refers to the line of AЯ being perpendicular (or vertical) to the "rayado" ....!
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 13 Nov 2010 11:51
por rubiera
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 13 Nov 2010 13:48
por Rein
For what it is worth!
My statistics as far as used stamps with Austriaco that I have - not counting the ministerials:
25c 34/1
30c 20
40c 22
50c 6/0
1p 58
2p 9
10p 4
20p 1
behind the "/" the "M" versions; all others are "m" [i.e.the direction of paper runs parallel to the short side of the stamp].
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 13 Nov 2010 17:10
por rubiera
Rein,
One of my guesses is that the selection available in Europe (where I assume you bought these stamps) is a better one for these stamps than the one available when buying from Argentina. I have found that the 1p stamps are not common in selections I have bought from Argentina, yet almost every cover out of the country to North America or Europe bears one and sometimes more....
tony
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 09 Sep 2011 09:55
por Rein
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 20 Dic 2011 16:22
por Rein
So far all the brown fibers are in papers supplied by Wiggins Teape from England!
Quite a surprise it is to find brown fibers in other papers as well!
Paper without watermark! Symmetrical paper wire, direction of paper horizontal!
to be continued ...
Re: P&R I 40c Sugarcane
Publicado: 06 May 2012 16:42
por stamps9407
Hello, may this stamp be SF3?
pyri040_v01b_r1c1.jpg
Thanks
Sergio