Stamp Collecting as a Pastime by Edward James Nankivell
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page 109 of 114 (95%)
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apart being thus indented in the paper. For measuring surcharges on
such stamps as Natal, Straits Settlements, &c., this will be found invaluable, and also in the detection of forgeries--a forgery or forged surcharge very seldom being _exactly_ the same size as the original. _Price 7/6; post-free, 7/7; abroad, 7/11._ * * * * * Prepared Stamp Mounts. ACTUAL SIZE AND SHAPE. [Illustration: No. 1. No. 2. No. 3.] For affixing Stamps in Collections neatly and expeditiously. Far superior to the old plan of gumming the Stamps, and inserting them so that it is only with great difficulty they can be withdrawn. These Mounts are made of a thin strong white paper, and are ready gummed. By their use, Stamps can be removed at any time without injuring them, or in any way disfiguring the Collection. They are invaluable to those who collect watermarks. They should be used on the hinge system; thus, Moisten the Stamp, attaching the back of it to one half of the mount, the other half being fastened to the Album. The Stamp will then be facing the page; but do not turn it over until perfectly dry. A |
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