Aid for Serbian Prisoners of War
In addition, she stamps can be found with two types of burelage — that with points of the burelage pointing to the top (suffixes I, III, IV), and the rarer variety with points of the burelage pointing down (suffixes A I, A III, A IV).
Without (left) and with (right) engraver’s mark
The stamps were printed in 10×5 sheets, with the stamps of each 5×5 half-sheet forming a cross pattern — unburelaged stamps at the center, surrounded by partially burelaged stamps, with full burelaged stamps on the outside. The center row of the sheets shows stamps of all 4 designs. The half sheets can be found with and without the engravers mark stamps in the center (MiNr. 54 A II-MiNr. 57 A II).
Also show are blocks of 4 of MiNr. 54-57 A I.
Aid for Serbian Prisoners of War
In addition, she stamps can be found with two types of burelage — that with points of the burelage pointing to the top (suffixes I, III, IV), and the rarer variety with points of the burelage pointing down (suffixes A I, A III, A IV).
Without (left) and with (right) engraver’s mark
The stamps were printed in 10×5 sheets, with the stamps of each 5×5 half-sheet forming a cross pattern — unburelaged stamps at the center, surrounded by partially burelaged stamps, with full burelaged stamps on the outside. The center row of the sheets shows stamps of all 4 designs. The half sheets can be found with and without the engravers mark stamps in the center (MiNr. 54 A II-MiNr. 57 A II).
Also show are blocks of 4 of MiNr. 54-57 A I.