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POST MEDALLIONS Re-entries Scott #201-336 1933-1953
Re-entries following the Medallion Issue are on the whole much more subtle than previous eras. This can be largely attributed to advances in technology. The strongest re-entry of this period has to be the Major Re-entry on Scott #226, the 50¢ Parliament Buildings of 1935. Everything else seen so far is generally much more minor.
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Scott #202 1933 UPU Meeting 5¢ Parliament Buildings Re-entry There is doubling of many of the vertical lines in the upper left corner of the design. |
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Scott #208 1934 3¢ Jacques Cartier Minor Re-entry There is slight doubling found in the lower right corner, including many of the tiny squares to the right of CENTS. |
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Scott #213 1935 King Geo V Silver Jubilee Issue 3¢ King Geo V & Queen Mary Re-entry This re-entry shows doubling of the upper left side, including the frameline, part of the scroll, and the curved lines to the left of POSTES.
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| *9 | Scott #216 1935 13¢ Royal Yacht Sharp Re-entry Plate 1, Position #71 There are numerous positions showing re-entries such as this one, but this is one I have been able to plate, having it in an imprint block. Note the doubling in BRITANNIA.
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| *11 | Scott #218 1935 Geo V Pictorial Issue Re-entry While certainly not significant, this delightful little re-entry shows sharp doubling of the curved line within the scroll at right-centre, along with several veins of the leaf below it, the border of the portrait oval to the left of it, and the bottom of the portrait oval itself, including some of the diagonal lines below the King's medals. This stamp was in the collection of Hans Reiche when photographed. |
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| *16 | Scott #223 1935 10¢ R.C.M.P. Plate Position ? Re-entry Similar to the above Yacht, here we have doubling of R.C.M.P., the vertical frameline to the left, and the blades of grass above. There are numerous examples of this re-entry, as well. |
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| *18 | Scott #224 1935 13¢ Charlottetown Strong Re-entry This re-entry shows strong extensions of the horizontal lines in the curved design to the left of the leaf. Other spots of doubling can be found in surrounding areas. |
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| *19 | Scott #224 1935 13¢ Charlottetown Re-entry This stamp shows slight extensions in the same area as the above stamp, but also doubling of the upper half of the left frameline. In the lower picture, extensions of the horizontal lines in the design above the 'T' of POSTES can be seen. |
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| *20 | Scott #224 1935 13¢ Charlottetown Minor Re-entry This stamp shows slight doubling of the upper frameline. |
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| *21 | Scott #225 1935 20¢ Niagara Falls Plate Position 1UR35 Re-entry Here we have doubling on the left side of the design, including POSTES and its frame, the inner vertical frameline of the central image, and the inner vertical line behind the leaves. This stamp can be found with selvedge attached on the right, as it is from position 35 on the pane of 50. |
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| *22 | Scott #226 1935 50¢ Parliament, Victoria B.C. The Major Re-entry Plate 1, LR Pane, Position #25 This is the well-known Major Re-entry on the 1935 50¢ Parliament. Sharp doubling can be seen in the oval above CANADA and in the bottoms of 'ANAD.' Often overlooked is the doubling found near the bottom of the design above CENTS. This re-entry is usually regarded as the 'last' of the majors. The re-entries that followed for years to come are quite minor in comparison, although I would say the doubling of POSTAGE on the 6¢ Pearson booklet stamp is now a true rival. |
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| *23 | Scott #226 1935 50¢ Parliament, Victoria B.C. Minor Re-entry While most collectors know about the Major Re-entry on this issue, many are not aware of the minor ones that exist as well. On this one, almost the entire left edge of the design is slightly doubled, including the 'P' of POSTES and the inner edge of the curved white bar at left-centre. |
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| *25 | Scott #231 1937 1¢ King George VI Extremely Minor Re-entry Almost not worth showing, here we see a very tiny re-entry with doubling of the horizontal line below CENT. |
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Scott #233 1937 3¢ King George VI Re-entry There is doubling of the line below 'NTS.' |
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2¢ War Memorial Minor Re-entry While quite minor, some of the horizontal lines of the steps are slightly doubled. There are numerous positions of this re-entry. |
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Scott #294 50¢ Oil Wells Minor Re-entry The lower left frameline shows slight doubling, along with some of the blades of grass. |
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Scott #334 50¢ Textile Sharp Re-entry Plate Position 1UL40 Doubling is found over most of the design, but is strongest in the lower right corner. |
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Scott #341 5¢ 'Wilding' Blue Re-entry This is a tiny re-entry that Hans Reiche discovered many years ago. Note the upper left vertical frameline and the thickened lines around E''R. |
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