Foro de Filatelia Argentina

The sheet-fed printings with type I:















in the detailed fragments the ink has the tendency to flow towards the left!

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The sheet-fed printings with type I:




On the look-out for a better copy of MG and the MM!

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The sheet-fed printings with type II:






the sheet-fed printing have been comb perforated from left to right, occasionally displaying a extra thick or thin tooth both in the top right corner as in the bottom right corner!

The height of the stamp is always 30.5mm!! Slightly MORE than 3cm! No need to use a perforation gauge....

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The sheet-fed printings with type II:





the sheet-fed printing have been comb perforated from left to right, occasionally displaying a extra thick or thin tooth both in the top right corner as in the bottom right corner!

The height of the stamp is always 30.5mm!! Slightly MORE than 3cm! No need to use a perforation gauge....

On the look-out for MRC!

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The reel-fed printings with type II:






the reel-fed printing have been comb perforated - in-line i.e. with a perforation head mounted on the rotary press - from top to bottom, occasionally displaying a extra thick or thin tooth both in the bottom left corner as in the bottom right corner!

The height of the stamp is always 30.0mm - unless the bottom teeth are extra thick or thin!! No need to use a perforation gauge....

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The reel-fed printings with type II:





the reel-fed printing have been comb perforated - in-line i.e. with a perforation head mounted on the rotary press - from top to bottom, occasionally displaying a extra thick or thin tooth both in the bottom left corner as in the bottom right corner!

The height of the stamp is always 30.0mm - unless the bottom teeth are extra thick or thin!! No need to use a perforation gauge....

On the look-out for MOP!

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The reel-fed printings with type IIa:




So far no ministerials found although type IIa had been around since September 1936 and can be found later in the 10c chestnut brown????

The only block of 4 I have has them all four with IIa!




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Leopoldo Tenorio Casal refers to only ONE "tiraje" starting 01.06.1936 for the reel-fed printings, 11 printings in total including all ministeries!

Type IIa must have been used in the very beginning - only I haven't seen any ministerials with it !?!?!?!

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The reel-fed printings with type III:







the reel-fed printing have been comb perforated - in-line i.e. with a perforation head mounted on the rotary press - from top to bottom, occasionally displaying a extra thick or thin tooth both in the bottom left corner as in the bottom right corner!

The height of the stamp is always 30.0mm - unless the bottom teeth are extra thick or thin!! No need to use a perforation gauge....

On the look-out for MI, MM and MRC!

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The Servicio Oficial of the 10c Rivadavia red exists in 3 versions:

- sheet-fed printing type II of November 1938
- reel-fed printing type IIa
- reel-fed printing type III

sheet-fed type II:





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reel-fed type IIa:













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reel-fed type III:








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The 1c DF Sarmiento has 2 types design-wise. Which one is the first chronologically is not quite clear yet.

Type II with Ministerials:









I haven't seen MI yet...

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The 1c DF Sarmiento has 2 types design-wise. Which one is the first chronologically is not quite clear yet.

Type I with Ministerials:









I haven't seen MG yet...

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