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Russia 43 and what is 65?
Russia 45 and what is 68?
Thanks, Virgil
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09:16:21pm
I think you mean 43 and 63, not 65.
In each case the difference is the paper.
The 41-45 set has horizontal laid lines (shadowy lines in the paper itself, not printed. Comes from the wire grid the pulp is dried on).
#55-70 has Vertical laid lines.
Roy
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Indeed it was a typo mistake on my note.
Thank you, Virgil
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09:03:01pm
How to determine what is:
Russia 43 and what is 65?
Russia 45 and what is 68?
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03 Jun 2021
09:16:21pm
re: How to identify these old Russian stamps?
I think you mean 43 and 63, not 65.
In each case the difference is the paper.
The 41-45 set has horizontal laid lines (shadowy lines in the paper itself, not printed. Comes from the wire grid the pulp is dried on).
#55-70 has Vertical laid lines.
Roy
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09:13:36pm
re: How to identify these old Russian stamps?
Indeed it was a typo mistake on my note.
Thank you, Virgil
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