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If the difference is in the label then it is of no help as my stamps do not have the laabels attatched.
Any help will be appreciated.
Tom C.
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On the A27, the stamp design will run through the bottom perfs, meaning that the tab is included as part of the overall stamp design.
On the A32, the design stops before the perfs, meaning that the text on the tab is in a separate box that is not part of the stamp. Unless your A32 stamp is grossly off-center, the bottom of the stamp will stop well before the design gets to the perfs..
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Hello friends!
Here is the example:
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Rodolfo
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Thanks Rodolfo, that helps at lot.
Regards. Tim
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I'm just flabbergasted and hornswoggled by the inestimable quantity and quality of stamp expertise in our club. Stamp identification is simply amazing.
John Derry
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Rodolfo, thanks for the assist on that! I replied from work and can't dig up images to post from there.
Another way to usually tell the difference between the two stamp designs is that the background in the circle is heavier on A32.
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Thank you Michael and Rodolfo your excellent explanations have enabled me to sor all my coat of arms stamps. I cannot get over how helpful it is to belong to Stamporama, I have had only good results since becoming a member. Thanks again. Tom C
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01:32:04pm
I am not able to distinguish between the A27 and the A32 coat of arms stamps. This would be in the Scott catalog. The A27 is in yellow and not easy for these old eyes to see.
If the difference is in the label then it is of no help as my stamps do not have the laabels attatched.
Any help will be appreciated.
Tom C.
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re: Belgium coat of arms stamps
On the A27, the stamp design will run through the bottom perfs, meaning that the tab is included as part of the overall stamp design.
On the A32, the design stops before the perfs, meaning that the text on the tab is in a separate box that is not part of the stamp. Unless your A32 stamp is grossly off-center, the bottom of the stamp will stop well before the design gets to the perfs..
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re: Belgium coat of arms stamps
Hello friends!
Here is the example:
Regards!
Rodolfo
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re: Belgium coat of arms stamps
Thanks Rodolfo, that helps at lot.
Regards. Tim
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The past is a foreign country, they do things different there.
09 Feb 2012
07:39:57pm
re: Belgium coat of arms stamps
Readers:
I'm just flabbergasted and hornswoggled by the inestimable quantity and quality of stamp expertise in our club. Stamp identification is simply amazing.
John Derry
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re: Belgium coat of arms stamps
Rodolfo, thanks for the assist on that! I replied from work and can't dig up images to post from there.
Another way to usually tell the difference between the two stamp designs is that the background in the circle is heavier on A32.
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11:24:05am
re: Belgium coat of arms stamps
Thank you Michael and Rodolfo your excellent explanations have enabled me to sor all my coat of arms stamps. I cannot get over how helpful it is to belong to Stamporama, I have had only good results since becoming a member. Thanks again. Tom C
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