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I don't think it's a double over print!
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I'm with 1899 I think it is just over-inked. If it had been double print the right hand side upright of the letter L, which is thin, would not be.
If you look at the same overprint on the thread "Italy Overprints" below this thread your upright of the letter L is identical.
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You are likely correct, but I am still trying to ID the overprint. Any help there?
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You are likely correct, but I am still trying to ID the overprint. Any help there?
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If you had gone into the thread "Italy Overprints" (5 threads below this one) you would have come across this from Werner:-
"B.L.P. = Buste Lettere Postal
Such overprinted stamps were issued in 1921/23.
They could be used only on advertisement letter cards,
what were sold discounted to the public for the benefit
of the war-damaged.
Pretty expensive,so forgeries are abundant !"
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Oops. Looked at the wrong thread. Sorry.
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Italy Scott 100, used with overprint. Appears to be a doubled overprint?
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re: Uncle! I give up.
I don't think it's a double over print!
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11:46:17am
re: Uncle! I give up.
I'm with 1899 I think it is just over-inked. If it had been double print the right hand side upright of the letter L, which is thin, would not be.
If you look at the same overprint on the thread "Italy Overprints" below this thread your upright of the letter L is identical.
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re: Uncle! I give up.
You are likely correct, but I am still trying to ID the overprint. Any help there?
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re: Uncle! I give up.
You are likely correct, but I am still trying to ID the overprint. Any help there?
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01:46:56pm
re: Uncle! I give up.
If you had gone into the thread "Italy Overprints" (5 threads below this one) you would have come across this from Werner:-
"B.L.P. = Buste Lettere Postal
Such overprinted stamps were issued in 1921/23.
They could be used only on advertisement letter cards,
what were sold discounted to the public for the benefit
of the war-damaged.
Pretty expensive,so forgeries are abundant !"
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re: Uncle! I give up.
Oops. Looked at the wrong thread. Sorry.
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