Frame. The outside area of a stamp's design.
Freak. An abnormal stamp that has some kind of printing flaw---from overinking to perforation mistakes.
Frame: The outer portion of a stamp design, often consisting of a line or a group of panels.
Frame: The outer portion of the stamp design, usually a line or a group of panels.
Frame
The outer part or border of a printed stamp design. Frames can range in complexity from a simple line to an ornate and elaborately detailed arrangement covering much of the printed stamp.
Franking ...
Frame: The outer portion of a stamp design.
Frank: Indication on covers that means the cover is prepaid.
Freak: An abnormal occurrence in the production of a stamp resulting in variation.
One Frame Merit Award - any show with one frame classification.
Youth Award - regional/national with 3+ youth exhibitors; other shows with 5 youth exhibitors.
Special Gift Offer - must not have won a vermeil or better at previous WSP show.
One-frame Exhibits
GRAND: Yamil H. Kouri Jr., "Early Contract Steamship Mail Between Charleston, Savannah and Cuba," also gold and Universal Ship Cancellation Society award.
Frame. The border, or outside, portion of a design.
Frame Inverted. A curious error (Spanish) where a part of the frame was inverted.
Fugitive. An ink intended to prevent cleaning of stamp cancels, which runs when in contact with water or other fluid.
The framed lens may be mounted on a stand, keeping the lens at the right distance from the table, and therefore at the right distance from the object on the table. The latter applies if the object is small, and also if the height is adjustable.
Inverted frame - a term used to describe a misprint that leaves part of the image upside down or inverted. Occasionally, a single cliche is inverted in the plate, resulting in one color producing a tete beche in a multiple piece.
S20, S30, S40: marginal markings on some rotary press plates made from a die with an experimental variation in the frame line depth.
SA: Latvia overprint, Russian Occupation.
S.A.: 1: Saudi Arabia. 2: see self-adhesive.
PAIR (top #20435/20446), GD, color shift - red cross touches left side of frame AVG .35 nln 702 Plt No. PAIR (bot #20447/20437) F-VF .85 nln 702 Plt No. BLOCK (4), Bot #20495/20469, GD, margin torn AVG .30 nln 703 PNS (top #20480), NH VF .
It's technically the brown intaglio that is inverted, since it was printed last, but descriptions of inverts generally give preference to the frame or major design elements, so this is described as "flame inverted" by most people.
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.
delivery point barcode (DPBC)—A POSTNET barcode that consists of 62 bars with beginning and ending frame bars and 5 bars each for the nine digits of the ZIP+4 code, the last 2 digits of the primary street address number (or post office box, ...
centring On imperforate issues, the frameline is just cut into by the edge of the stamp on one or two sides. Perforations touch or cut the design on other issues.
Invert The central design ('vignette') or portion of a stamp printed upside-down in relation to the frame, or vice versa.
Ivory Paper A type of glazed white paper.
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Many different issued might all use an identical key plate which would normally include the frame and the main design.
With a frame now on the screen, right click the mouse. Tada we can now click Border. The choices are a line or border art. Pick border art. Don't be shy, use a border to suit your mood, for fun pick ice-cream cones or palm trees.
Some colors just oxidize and look totally different from what they are supposed to be. Yellows and oranges turn to shades of brown, for example. Stamps on display in a case or frame, ...
 See also: Stamp, Used, Catalog, Cover, Printing
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