Stamp: Stempel Marke 1898 7 krone (Austria 1898)
Stempel Marke 1898 7 krone (Austria 1898)
01 October (Austria ) within release Revenues : Stempelmarke 1898 goes into circulation Stamp Stempel Marke 1898 7 krone face value 7 Austro-Hungarian krone
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| POFIS: | POF: AT KZ427I |
Stamp is vertical format.
Type I: "7" below curved, looks like an inverted 2. 13th issue. Perforation can be line or comb 12 1/4 - 14. The so-called "decal principle" was used, which was supposed to increase the security of the stamp against forgery and reuse. Underprint of stylized stars in the color brownish purple. Revenue stamps were printed four times. First, underprint in the first thin layer of glue on the reverse side, then print the image, then print the raster frame in the lower part of the stamp, where the nominal value and year are located, and finally print the colored frame around the revenue stamp. For this issue, there are many color shades of image printing, frame printing around the stamp. The colors are sometimes significantly different, especially the colors of the frames around the stamp. __ ! ! ! Stamps of this issue must not come off in water because it would be removed or seriously violate the underprint! They are collected only on documents or clippings ! ! !Stamp Stempel Marke 1898 7 krone it reflects the thematic directions:
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