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March 20, 2024 09:30
Are you looking for items to add to LD in the Stamps section?

About 40 to 50 items could easily be added to this issue .
From a booklet it is called 'Combination from a booklet', and they are all allowed.

You are not allowed to add a 'combination' in this issue . From a block it is called se-tenant. And the maximum se-tenant is the only item that may be added. Since this corresponds to the series, it must then be combined with the series item.

The manual is clear.

Hereby, #10248947 , I don't know what to do with it. Is it a se-tenant, or is it a combination of bridge pairs? It would be allowed as a se-tenant (if you know what the sheet or block from which the combination was removed looks like). As a combination of 2 bridge pairs it is not allowed...

The opposite bridge pair is described in the manual as:
"A “bridge pair” is a combination of identical* stamps separated by a blank vignette or by a vignette with, for example, color codes. These combinations come from large stamp sheets and exist both vertically and horizontally. "
Where the * refers to the message:
"*In the vast majority of cases, a bridge pair consists of two of the same stamps, possibly in reverse printing."
Mi 'identical' should then be omitted. But then you get into trouble with se-tenant. You can also get bridge pairs from a block with a decorative field...
In any case, a combination of 3, 4, 5, ... stamps with such a decorative field is not a bridge pair somewhere in between (as far as I know, a pair is 2 ... or has that changed in modern times?).

Approve as a se-tenant, or reject as a combination item (combination of 2 bridge pairs)?
Or could the item have been torn from a book?


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