Cleaning (stamps): Soiled or stained stamps are sometimes cleaned with chemicals or by erasing. The cleaning is usually done to improve the appearance of a stamp.
Cleaning - Removal of foreign substances from a stamp.
Cliche - The final result of the process of applying a design into metal.
Click Stamp - Postage imprint produced by Pitney Bowes machines.
Cleaning or other impairment that renders a coin less desirable to collectors.
Alteration
A coin that has a date, mintmark, or other feature that has been altered, added, or removed, usually to simulate a rarer issue.
A cleaning chemical used by collectors to counteract the effects of oxidation on stamps printed with ink containing iron. Hydrogen peroxide also can be used to clean slightly yellowed paper.
Varnish lines: bars of diagonal lines of varnish applied on the face of Austrian stamps to hinder cleaning and reuse,1901-07.
Vasa Issue: city in Finland, set of Finnish stamps printed there in 1918.
Vasárnap: (Hung.) Sunday.
As for the cleaning, I think I can explain that - it was so messed up on the back with old hinges and traces of gum and all that I gave it a good bath.
Fugitive. An ink intended to prevent cleaning of stamp cancels, which runs when in contact with water or other fluid.
Georgian Stamps. Adhesives issued by Britain during the reigns of King George V and King George VI.
They actually have two boats and spend summer weekends cleaning them, keeping them in repair, and sometimes taking them out for a spin in a nearby lake. With fall approaching, they will be pulling them out of the water and putting them into dry dock.
A chalky-like ( starch )substance coats the surface to discourage the cleaning and reuse of cancelled stamps ( Shines at slanting illumination) Mostly of Russian definitive stamps was printed on normal (common) and chalky paper.
*Except ribbon posting which is easier with two people - Frame cleaning (the more the merrier) ...
Series of small dots embossed on a stamp allowing ink from the postmark to sink in, thus preventing cleaning and reuse of the stamp.
Gum
Hinges ...
Of course, we know you will follow any rules of your parents or guardians. Like cleaning up any mess you make, or making sure your stamps are kept in a safe place, rather than on the garage floor! And, of course, school work is more important! ...
be caused by: the gap where tagging plates butt together; screws and clips used to hold tagging mats to their cylinders; the scraping action of perforating wheels and guides; scratches and foreign matter on the tagging plates or rollers; cleaning ...
curved surfaces for rocking across an ink pad and across the stamps (These devices are sometimes called "hand electros."); since 1958, all handstamps have been flat and made of a synthetic rubber called "vinyl," more resistant to wear and cleaning ...
 See also: Stamp, Used, Trans, Cover, Printing
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