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Entire: An intact piece of postal stationery, in contrast to a cut-out of the imprinted stamp. This term is sometimes used in reference to an intact cover or folded letter.
Entire: A piece of postal stationery that is intact.
Error: A mistake in the philatelic material.
Etiquette: A gummed label made for use on envelopes.
Entire
This refers to any form of mint or used postal stationery ( envelope, wrapper or card) left fully intact, rather than cut down to its printed stamp.
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*Entire - 1.) an intact piece of postal stationery, that is, a piece of postal stationery that has not been reduced in size. Not a cut square. 2.) any intact cover.
Entire covers such as these are a treat for collectors, for they show precisely how these long-gone entities used the stamps and markings that moved the mails along.
Entire. A complete envelope, with stamps or other postal marking.
Error. A stamp bearing a mistake of some sort.
Essay. A proposed design for a stamp which was not accepted in its original form.
An entire sheet of stamps in original unused condition.
Official Stamp
Stamp valid solely for government agency use.
The entire area of Zeppelin mail is a popular collecting specialty. Mail was carried on most flights from 1908 on - indeed, the Zeppelins could not have survived, ...
The entire wrapping or envelope in which a letter has been sent through the mail.
Definitives:
Regular issues of stamps as distinct from commemoratives.
The entire obverse and reverse faces of a coin.
Sweating
A procedure in which coins are placed in a bag and shaken vigorously to knock off small pieces of metal.
ALBINO entire, size #6¾, just a barely perceptible hint of purple ink on one edge of design (you need a magnifying glass to find the ink!)
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INCREASING USE OF ENTIRE SELVEDGE FOR ART
The CAPEX 87 souvenir sheet issued in 1986 is the first Canadian example of the entire selvedge being used as a backdrop for a picture. Until this time, individual drawings were made on the selvedge.
Ganzbrief: (Ger.) entire cover..
Ganzsache (GA, GS): (Ger.) postal stationery, entire.
Ganzachenalbum: (Ger.) cover album.
Ganzsachen, postamtliche: (Ger.) official postal stationery.
- Entire Letter
Einschreiben - Registered.
Embossing -
[1] A form of printing in relief.
[2] The process of impressing a design in relief into the paper of an envelope.
through shows or stamp catalog clubs and it is not unusual for any collector to sell their collection to friend, who collect personalized stamps; Auction houses is another avenue that any collector could choose when wanting to sell their entire ...
The number of frames allotted for the exhibit is limited therefore your entire collection cannot be exhibited. Choose the best items which ensure continuity and understanding of your subject.
Whether you collect topics or entire counries, the "Want list" should contain the name of the country and under it the catalog numbers of the stamps you need. In the U.S.A., the most commonly used catalog is Scott, so if you live in the U.S.A.
I purchased the "pages only" for the entire world that go with the Scott's Specialty Series albums, costing well over $1,000. These pages are printed on one side only.
Other times, the errors are on an entire issue of stamps. . Look closely at these stamps and you will find that they forgot to write "postage" and "postes" on these stamps. Remember that Canadian stamps use both English and French on them! ...
FIRST DAY COVER - [1] An entire bearing one or more postage stamps and postally used on the day of issue of those stamps. [2] Envelopes with a new postage stamp and a cancellation showing the date and place where the stamp was first issued.
The first is whether the city and state are shown entirely in capital letters ("caps"), or whether only the first letter of each word is capitalized ("caps and lower case").
tap test—When a insert showing through the window is moved to any of its limits inside the envelope, the entire barcode must remain within the barcode clear zone, ...
Perforation: The punching out of holes between stamps to make separation easy. 1) Comb perforation-three sides of a stamp are perforated at once, with the process repeated in rows. 2) Harrow perforation-the entire sheet or unit of stamps is ...
Line perforation - process by which a sheet of stamps is perforated one row at a time, proceeding in one direction, over the entire sheet. The sheet is then turned ninety degrees, and the process is repeated.
Back to "Youth Zone Main Menu". Be sure to check out the entire "Youth Zone" -- there is a lot of "FREE" Stuff around on the other pages. Be sure to take a look around before ordering!!! ...
If you're wanting to get a value for an entire sheet of stamps you will have to try one of the other methods. Another shortcoming is that this guide doesn't include last year's stamps. It only includes up to the previous year's stamps.
Used on Piece Stamp retained on a portion of the original cover to preserve the entire postmark
Used Abroad Stamps of one country used and postmarked in another country.
On Piece: A stamp on a portion of the original envelope or wrapper showing all or most of the cancel; something less than an entire cover, on which a stamp is to be found.
My best thinking for a new beginner is to trim stamps still on paper (from envelopes or flyer covers etc.) with scissors - and, while you're at it, why not keep the postmark: these are known as 'cut squares'. Or perhaps keep the entire envelope ...
Cut Square: A neatly trimmed rectangular or square section from a stamped envelope that includes the imprinted postage stamp with ample margin. Collectors generally prefer to collect stationery as entire pieces rather than as cut squares.
In truth, he was not entirely happy with his assignment and would have preferred the battlefields of Europe.
He formed a collection of fiscal stamps in an album in 1774.
The world's largest stamp is the China Special Delivery issue (1913-1914)it was printed in strips with five different designs. The entire stamp measures 247mm by 65mm.
 See also: Stamp, Used, Cover, Catalog, Philatelic
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