Newfoundland
Re-entries Long
Coronation Issue 1937 7¢ Caribou (ultramarine)
*1 Scott
#235 The Major
Re-entry Plate Position
#38 This is the well-known
'doubled medallion' on this issue. Note also the doubling of
the tree trunk and extensions of the horizontal background
lines of the portrait into the white oval. There is also
doubling in the UR corner (the corner framelines and the
'D'), as well as the LR corner (the '7').
*2
Scott
#235 A Major
Re-entry Plate Position
#23 This is a re-entry very
similar to the major one seen above, except the doubling is
not as strong. Slight doubling of the oval and '7' is seen,
but the tree only exhibits faint doubling. Both inner and
outer vertical framelines at the UR are doubled.
*3
Scott
#235 A Strong
Re-entry Plate Position
#59 This is a nice re-entry
showing doubling of both inner and outer framelines on the
right, the tree trunk, as well as the 'D,' the '7' and the
lower right corner frames. There is also a hint of another
shift to the right of the central right framelines and the
lower right corner frames, giving us a double
re-entry.
*4 Scott
#235 Re-entry Plate Position
#21 This is a re-entry of the
outer frameline on the right. There is also a hint of
doubling in the '7' and the 'N' at the top.
*5 Scott
#235 Re-entry Plate Position
#22 This is a re-entry
similar to pp21 but showing only a faint portion of a
frameline on the outer right.
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Ralph E. Trimble Specialist in BNA
Re-entries
This is one of the few Long Coronation stamps to have a catalogue listing for a re-entry. Unfortunately, only one re-entry is recognized, and even it can be confused with a lesser version.
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