The application of phosphor screens on Australian stamps can heavily influence the "design" of a stamp although you may not always realize it is because of that phosphor screen!
Have a look at some recent 50c self-adhesives:
to be continued ...
Phosphor screens of Australia
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Re: Phosphor screens of Australia
The 2001 self-adhesive birds have at least 3 sources; the comb-like kiss die cut have stamps in coils printed by Pemara, all the others have been printed by SEP Print in either coils, booklets or cards of 5:
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
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Re: Phosphor screens of Australia
The 2001 self-adhesive birds have at least 3 sources; the comb-like kiss die cut have stamps in coils printed by Pemara, all the others have been printed by SEP Print in either coils, booklets or cards of 5:
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
- Rein
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Re: Phosphor screens of Australia
The 2001 self-adhesive birds have at least 3 sources; the comb-like kiss die cut have stamps in coils printed by Pemara, all the others have been printed by SEP Print in either coils, booklets or cards of 5:
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
- Rein
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- Mensajes: 6258
- Registrado: 13 Mar 2009 15:59
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Re: Phosphor screens of Australia
The 2001 self-adhesive birds have at least 3 sources; the comb-like kiss die cut have stamps in coils printed by Pemara, all the others have been printed by SEP Print in either coils, booklets or cards of 5:
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...
Notice the coarse phosphor screen with an angle of some 20 degrees!
The kiss die cut is sinus-like with a rather flat top!
The kiss die cut has tops with a steeper slope! The "Australia" has got a white haze that does NOT belong to the phosphor screen!
to be continued ...