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Am usually a proponent of Bill Steiner’s “print as you go” album pages.
However, believe the page for Malaya’s 1922 - 32 “tiger” issues is
incomplete/incorrect. This date series includes stamps printed on
“ordinary” paper, “chalky” paper, and “unwatermarked” paper.
There are several Scott-listed issues without a corresponding spot
on the Steiner page. Instead there is an undated “Elephants and Howdah”
quartet of spots. Essentially a duplication/repeat from a few prior page entries.
If anyone sees this differently would be pleased to hear so.
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Steiner usually follows Scott groupings fairly religiously. Steiner can be hit or miss on including the minor varieties. In the 1922-32 group, I only see one MINOR variety in 2018 Scott Classic. I would suspect SG would list more.
The Elephant grouping is likely because Scott separates them in the catalohg.They are design A4 while the prior stamps are design A3.
I use Steiner and have had to redo pages to add varieties I want to include. I consider that a good thing.
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I collect the Malay Tiger stamps ,I had to make my own pages as Steiner's were very basic .Using Stanley Gibbons the fist issue 1900/1901 22 stamps including all the shades still need 2 of the 20c shades
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Brian...
That is an impressive selection of tigers. Thanks for posting.
Will need to access the SG catalogue so that I can become more
knowledgeable re the potential varieties.
Jim
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This is from SG 1840 to 1970 catalog.
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Thank you. Much appreciated.
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Am usually a proponent of Bill Steiner’s “print as you go” album pages.
However, believe the page for Malaya’s 1922 - 32 “tiger” issues is
incomplete/incorrect. This date series includes stamps printed on
“ordinary” paper, “chalky” paper, and “unwatermarked” paper.
There are several Scott-listed issues without a corresponding spot
on the Steiner page. Instead there is an undated “Elephants and Howdah”
quartet of spots. Essentially a duplication/repeat from a few prior page entries.
If anyone sees this differently would be pleased to hear so.
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re: Malaya: Tigers and Steiner pages
Steiner usually follows Scott groupings fairly religiously. Steiner can be hit or miss on including the minor varieties. In the 1922-32 group, I only see one MINOR variety in 2018 Scott Classic. I would suspect SG would list more.
The Elephant grouping is likely because Scott separates them in the catalohg.They are design A4 while the prior stamps are design A3.
I use Steiner and have had to redo pages to add varieties I want to include. I consider that a good thing.
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re: Malaya: Tigers and Steiner pages
I collect the Malay Tiger stamps ,I had to make my own pages as Steiner's were very basic .Using Stanley Gibbons the fist issue 1900/1901 22 stamps including all the shades still need 2 of the 20c shades
Brian
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re: Malaya: Tigers and Steiner pages
Brian...
That is an impressive selection of tigers. Thanks for posting.
Will need to access the SG catalogue so that I can become more
knowledgeable re the potential varieties.
Jim
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re: Malaya: Tigers and Steiner pages
This is from SG 1840 to 1970 catalog.
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re: Malaya: Tigers and Steiner pages
Thank you. Much appreciated.
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