The Stamps of the German Empire
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11. 2^ sch green, Scott's No. 7.
THE THIRD ISSUE.
Between September, 1864, and April, 1865, all the values included in the two series already described appeared perforated 13^, the perforation being done by single line or guillotine ma- chines.
In February, 1865, the color of the 7sch was changed from yellow to mauve, probably to prevent confusion with the 9sch. Wherever fresh print- ings were made the stamps were manu- factured by the same processes as be- fore, i. E. , lithography for the l%s...ch and 2Hsch values, and typography for the other denominations. The same plates and stones were used and the typographed stamps were printed by Meissner and the lithographed ones by Adler as before.
All values were printed on the paper watermarked with undulating lines, and, as in the previous issues, specimens from the outer rows of the sheets are occasionally found without watermark. The ^sch, Isch and 2sch hardly vary in shade at all, but most of the other values exist in quite an array of tints.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11. 2^ sch green, Scott's No. 7.
THE THIRD ISSUE.
Between September, 1864, and April, 1865, all the values included in the two series already described appeared perforated 13^, the perforation being done by single line or guillotine ma- chines.
In February, 1865, the color of the 7sch was changed from yellow to mauve, probably to prevent confusion with the 9sch. Wherever fresh print- ings were made the stamps were manu- factured by the same processes as be- fore, i. E. , lithography for the l%s...ch and 2Hsch values, and typography for the other denominations. The same plates and stones were used and the typographed stamps were printed by Meissner and the lithographed ones by Adler as before.
All values were printed on the paper watermarked with undulating lines, and, as in the previous issues, specimens from the outer rows of the sheets are occasionally found without watermark. The ^sch, Isch and 2sch hardly vary in shade at all, but most of the other values exist in quite an array of tints.
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