How to see the difference between engraved and typographed?

(EDIT: see next post, because the first issue is lithographed, not typographed)

In typography (better known as letter-press in non-philatelic circles), the ink is on raised areas of the plate and then pressed into the stamp. This often results in an embossing effect that can sometimes be viewed from the back of the stamp. This is much harder to see on used stamps. But if you look at the back of the mint stamps, sometimes you will see some parts of an "embossed" (inkless) reverse image whose position matches exactly the color image on the front side -- usually parts of the frame lines have the strongest embossing effect. If you see this, it is definitely a typographed stamp.

In engraved stamps (also known as recess-printing), the ink is collect in recessed areas on the plate and then is applied to the paper. This results in a "raised" color image on the front of the stamp. If you feel the front of the stamp (some people use fingertips, some people gently use their fingernails) or view it from an angle, you can sometimes "feel/see" the raised ink. Worst case, you can get a piece of thin aluminum foil, put it over the front side of the stamp, and gently rub or scrape with your fingernail, and you should begin to see an image of parts of the stamp design being embossed into the foil.

Engraved stamps usually show more detail than typographed stamps and the lines are often more even in shape and color. In typographed stamps, you can sometimes see unevenness in the line edges or drop-outs/weakness in color. But careful about the color drop-outs, that may be caused by damaged stamp or damaged plate as well.

I found the information about "typographed" and "engraved" stamps in the website www.stamp-collecting-world.com, where you can read:

"The catalog attributes for these stamps of Hungary that are typographed on unwatermarked paper, and that are perforated 9 1/2 are as follows:..."
so i suppposed what MICHEL indicates as the "steindruck-ausgabe" was a typographed issue.

Do you think these are lithograved or engraved ? 
On base of your answers i think engraved. The lines seem rather sharpe. 
The Michel-numbers seem to indicate lithograved stamps.
Or isn't it possible to tell ?