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1912-1924

Along with the multitude of sheet stamps that can be found with re-entries, there are also a number of very nice re-entries to be found on the various coil issues of the 1912-24 period. These are typically more scarce than the sheet stamps.
   

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  One Cent Green

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  Two Cent Green/Carmine
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Scott #124 1913

2¢ Carmine

Perf 8 Horizontal

Re-entry

There is obvious doubling in and below the 'NA' of CANADA.

This is the lower stamp in a paste-up pair.

Ex Reiche

 

Ex Reiche
*15 Scott #
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Scott #127 1912

2¢ Carmine

Perf 8 Vertical

A Major Re-entry

Sharp doubling if found above the upper frameline, above the 'AN' of CANADA, in and below the 'T' of TWO and 'C' of CENTS, and particularly in the lower left '2'.

 

Ex Reiche
*18 Scott #
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  Three Cent Brown/Carmine
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Scott #129 1918

3¢ Brown

Perf 8 Vertical

Major Re-entry

This stamp shows an extremely strong re-entry of major propotions in the 'ANA' of CANADA and 'STAGE' of POSTAGE, as well as in the white oval below 'NA' and 'TA.'

A second copy of this re-entry has been reported by John Jamieson, of Saskatoon Stamp Centre.

 

 

RETrimble Collection
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Scott #129 1918

3¢ Brown

Perf 8 Vertical

A Major Re-entry

This stamp shows an extremely strong re-entry of major propotions in a band across the lettering 'AN' of CANADA and particularly the 'AGE' of POSTAGE.

Ex Reiche

Ex Reiche
*23 Scott #
*24 Scott #
*25 Scott #
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Scott #132 v 1915-1924

2¢ Carmine

Perf 12 Horizontal

A Major Re-entry

Plate Position 2UR60

The lower stamp in this vertical pair shows a major re-entry in and above the 'AN' of CANADA, as well as the left outer margin.

I did not crop out the upper stamp so that hopefully the gripper marks and punctures in the paper can be seen. This was an experimental method of moving the coil stamps forward in a coil dispensing machine before trying out the two large holes in the rows of perfs. You can see this method also resulted in the smearing of some ink as the roll was pushed forward by the pins.

Courtesy of Earl Noss

 

 

Courtesy of Earl Noss
*27 Scott #
*28 Scott #
*29 Scott #
*30 Scott #
 

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Ralph E. Trimble

Specialist in BNA Re-entries
retrimble@rogers.com