Line pair
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Pair: Two unseparated stamps.
Pane: The unit into which a full press sheet is divided before sale at post offices. What a post office customer may refer to as a "sheet of stamps" is more properly called a pane.
Pair of Stamps Two un-separated stamps, joined horizontally or vertically as originally issued.
Pane Part of a sheet of stamps, usually separated by ‘gutter' margins.
Pair. Two unseparated stamps.
Pane. The unit into which a full sheet of stamps is divided before it is sold at a post office. Many U.S. stamps were printed in sheets of 400 and broken down into four panes of 100 stamps each before sale.
Pair: Two stamps that are not separated.
Pane: units into which a press sheet is divided before sale .
Paquebot: Cancellation indicating the use of sea transport in mailing.
Pair
Two un separated stamps. A vertical pair describes two stamps with one about the other, while a horizontal pair describes who stamps side by side.
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*Pair - two unseparated stamps.
PAL - see Parcel Airlift.
*Pan-American Issue - commemorative postage stamps issued for the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo in 1901. Scott 294-299.
Line pair: A pair of coil stamps with a printed line between them. Stamps produced on a flatbed press have a line from the guideline between panes.
GUTTER PAIR: Pair of stamps with wide gutter between. The gutter separates the sheets into panes.
HINGE: Gummed strip for mounting a stamp in an album.
Pair
Two unseparated stamps joined either vertically or horizontally.
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A pair of FDC's with a set issued by Haiti in 1960, for the Games held in Rome that year.
A very attractive and nicely-produced Souvenir Sheet from Gabon (Tokyo Olympics, 1964).
Line Pair: A line between a pair of coil stamps. Stamps produced on a flatbed press have a line.
Gutter Pair (or Block). Stamps separated by a gutter of varying width, not to be confused with the normal spacing between stamps (U.S. Farley issue).
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An unsevered pair of stamps which differ in value, design or surcharge.
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TETE-BECHE - A pair of stamps arranged such that one is printed upside down in relation to the other. They have to be collected in pairs to retain their value. Separated they are like any other stamp.
Line Pair- A line of ink printed between two coil stamps at various intervals.
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Jump pair: two adjacent coil stamps where the design is not in alignment with each other.
Junagarh: see Sorouth.
Junagarh: India Feudatory State of Soruth.
Jungferninsein: (Ger.) Virgin Islands.
2¢ Washington, PAIR (vertical), RS #17490 +STAR from a more valuable "star plate", numerous short perfs (F)
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Pair - Two se-tenant postage stamps, taken to be se-tenant horizontally unless described as a 'vertical pair'.
A coil pair, block, or multiple stamps on a cover or piece shall be considered a single item. Sets of stamps will be accepted, but each stamp must be individually mounted on a separate form.
Later on starting your stamp collection you should have a good pair of pincers and your glassine envelopes filled with collectors stamps stored in a clean container on a shelf in a quiet part of the house away from any pets, food or drinks, ...
This stamp is from a se-tenant pair issued in 1979.
Tecumseh
Tecumseh was a charismatic Shawnee native leader who was brought up with a hatred of Americans, known as "Long Knives" to the Indians, ...
The gutter is the blank space, usually of stamp format, between the panes of a sheet of stamps. A gutter pair consists of two stamps separated by a stamp-sized piece of the gutter.
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The best way to be sure that you own an imperforate copy of a stamp is to have a pair of them together.
stamps are normally sold in panes of one hundred subjects. Blocks of stamps bearing such lines are designated as a 'guide-line pair' or 'block', and blocks showing intersecting lines are termed 'center-line blocks'.
Wait a few more minutes for the stamp to become unstuck and then lift the stamp out with a pair of tongs (metal tweezers work fine) or just use your fingers.
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takes much less time and subjects the stamp to no possible damage. Take the stamp in a pair of stamp tongs. Extend it a full arms length toward a strong light source ... reflection of the light off the gum surface will expose any gum disturbance...
 See also: Stamp, Used, Cover, Catalog, Sheet
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