Need Help with a Germania Office in Morocco Overprint

Greetings Mr. Bhaal
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I can't give you any information about reducing the size of your image displays. I rather prefer them large. I would suggest, however, to scan at 600 dpi or greater. Your pictures will be less blurry.
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I am not an expert on German Occupation and German Offices Abroad stamps, but if I were to guess, you are showing German Offices in Morocco number 34 issued in 1906. My 2008 Scott lists the unused stamp with a $6.25 cv.
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One other thing. There is a difference between "stamp" and "specimen." Specimens are demonstration pieces that are submitted to the Universal Postal Union for distribution to other member-countries for purposes of identification, and for archives; and for the distribution on occasion to postmasters for similar reasons. Most of them are punched-perforated with the word "Specimen." A lot of postal authorities sell extra specimens to stamp brokers and sold to collectors at a much reduced rate from face value.
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Respectfully,

Gordon Lee

Some bears like the pictures big. Some bears like the entire picture to fit on the screen so scrolling is not necessary.

To reduce the size of your picture, use the following tag in your BBCode for the image:

style="max-width:XX%;"

where XX is a two digit number less than 100.

For example, I have resized your original picture to 50% of the window width:



To examine how I incorporated the tag, you can click on the "QUOTE" button for this post and then click on BBCode in the editing window. Just click the back arrow to cancel the quote/post.

Mr. Gordon Lee has a good point -- a clearer (less blurry) picture is more important than the picture size.

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I always use GIMP to process my images. GIMP has an "image" menu button followed by "scale image" feature which allows you change size and resolution.

Butterflies,

I am not certain where this GIMP button is that you are referring to.

Just adding, I would be truly lost without my GIMP program. Every image I scan on my old flat bed scanner first gets trimmed and often rotated with the cut and rotate functions. My only gripe is that on opening it always defaults to the paint mode.

Thank you, I shall look into this, though Freeware programs make me apprehensive at times.

Thank you, I'll check this out as well.