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Hi to all,
This is one of the stamps I have from the family accumulation of Australian States.
Is the image due to aniline ink, or a contact ink image from stamps resting on top of partially dried stamps.
All comments appreciated.
Horamakhet
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The reverse image is too identical for it to be a foreign image from partially dried stamps resting on top of it, it looks more like aniline.
Rob
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Many of these early 1d reds will quickly bleed/lose their ink in water.
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Hi to all,
This is one of the stamps I have from the family accumulation of Australian States.
Is the image due to aniline ink, or a contact ink image from stamps resting on top of partially dried stamps.
All comments appreciated.
Horamakhet
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16 Dec 2017
08:15:42pm
re: STATE OF VICTORIA, ANILINE OR CONTACT IMAGE ?
The reverse image is too identical for it to be a foreign image from partially dried stamps resting on top of it, it looks more like aniline.
Rob
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09:44:41pm
re: STATE OF VICTORIA, ANILINE OR CONTACT IMAGE ?
Many of these early 1d reds will quickly bleed/lose their ink in water.
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