BELGIUM, 1957
Margin imperforate pair with printed number 10 on the reverse of the left stamp and 9 on the reverse of the right stamp. 200 stamps were printed of which there exist less than 50 pairs.
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, 1900
This forerunner is a proof essay of the original but rejected size. Imperforate upper left
corner. *Last remaining proof essay of the bicycle stamp. (ex Freund/ Maria de La Queillerie)
*A.Thomas
ST. LUCIA, 1977
Imperforate only on right margin. Otherwise perforation 15.
ROULETTE AND DIE CUT:
CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1918
These stamps were individually die cut with simulated perforations. Two examples of progressive "negative" perforations on the 10 heller. Smallest is a miscut quadruple printing.
CZECHOSLOVAKIA, 1918
Printing impression of the 20 heller which is not "died-out". This shows the simulated perforation clearly.
NORFOLK ISLAND, 1978
Robert, Lord Baden-Powell, on free form stamp on peelable paper backing with roulette perforations. Bottom margin shows the cut size.
SIERRA LEONE, 1969
Die cut stamp on commerical air letter sheet to USA.
