Post by nigelc on Oct 11, 2019 9:31:58 GMT -5
I've been busy scanning some perfins and I thought this was a nice example.
It has a perfin from the famous Arthur Guinness brewery in Dublin on a regular 1d red King Edward VII stamp used with a clear DUBLIN postmark on 17th November 1904.
The perfin is A.G.S / &Co.. / LTD. for Arthur Guinness Son and Co. Ltd.
I make this a total of 91 pin holes.
First the front on a black background:
Secondly the same on white to show up the holes:
There's a thin hinge remnant on the back which shades some of the holes but I'm leaving it as it is.
Finally the stamp from the back:
It has a perfin from the famous Arthur Guinness brewery in Dublin on a regular 1d red King Edward VII stamp used with a clear DUBLIN postmark on 17th November 1904.
The perfin is A.G.S / &Co.. / LTD. for Arthur Guinness Son and Co. Ltd.
I make this a total of 91 pin holes.
First the front on a black background:
Secondly the same on white to show up the holes:
There's a thin hinge remnant on the back which shades some of the holes but I'm leaving it as it is.
Finally the stamp from the back:
