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Europe/Other : Sweden Definitive Types 1910-1919

 

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d1stamper
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30 May 2016
01:22:21pm

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I have a Sweden stamp of Scott type A14 Gustaf V, with a watermark that is "?ET" that shows on the 5o green stamp. There is a partial letter then ET.

Can anyone shed some light why this stamp would have that watermark?

Doug
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khj
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30 May 2016
01:27:37pm
re: Sweden Definitive Types 1910-1919

Your stamp is from the edge of the watermark mat, where the paper manufacturer had their watermark: KPV (KONGL POSTVERKET). What you are seeing is the last 3 letters "KET".

These are considered "collectible" to some specialists, so it would be to your benefit to properly ID the stamp.

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30 May 2016
01:46:52pm

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re: Sweden Definitive Types 1910-1919

Thank you khj

The stamp appears to be Scott # 77. I do not see any other watermark. So I am thinking that this is Unwater marked paper showing the margin watermark.

I have scanned the stamp.

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d1stamper

30 May 2016
01:22:21pm

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I have a Sweden stamp of Scott type A14 Gustaf V, with a watermark that is "?ET" that shows on the 5o green stamp. There is a partial letter then ET.

Can anyone shed some light why this stamp would have that watermark?

Doug

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khj

30 May 2016
01:27:37pm

re: Sweden Definitive Types 1910-1919

Your stamp is from the edge of the watermark mat, where the paper manufacturer had their watermark: KPV (KONGL POSTVERKET). What you are seeing is the last 3 letters "KET".

These are considered "collectible" to some specialists, so it would be to your benefit to properly ID the stamp.

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d1stamper

30 May 2016
01:46:52pm

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re: Sweden Definitive Types 1910-1919

Thank you khj

The stamp appears to be Scott # 77. I do not see any other watermark. So I am thinking that this is Unwater marked paper showing the margin watermark.

I have scanned the stamp.

Image Not Found

Doug

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