- Australia 1913 4d Kangaroo Dirk Hartog Island flaw
https://www.glenstephens.com/snoctober08.html
For a Century, this huge flaw had never been reported, until 3 stampboarders on 3 continents all came up with them!
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Onya Glen!
I won't try writing smaller than you Anita, I didn't see you had actually written something until about the third pass
Apart from how thick and explosive the book would become I toyed with the idea of sticking my pictures in place of BW'sAnita wrote: Thanks for the thread castoresSometimes the pics in the ACSC can be really unclear. It always helps to have additional images to refer to when trying to figure out if you have a listed variety or not.
At some point I will do just that!Then more and more people came forward with their own examples. It's now a listed ACSC variety. You can go back through the "Flaws on Aust Kangaroo stamps? Help from the experts please!" thread to see the discovery evolve. It's really
A good reason for me to keep posting.... thanks Glen!Glen wrote:
The Kangaroo stamps were first issued nearly 100 years back, and MILLIONS of research words have been written on them since. Entire rainforests have likely been pulped, publishing works on the flaws and varieties!
One would imagine then that the most visual and most obvious constant flaws would all have been reported and recorded many decades back.
The ACSC “Kangaroos” volume is 100s of pages thick.
Not the case. On stampboards.com this month a German member “josto” posted up images of not one, but TWO 4d’s he had found with a large, coloured “island flaw” off the WA coast.
Damage/Abrasion:
Rigs, I can only assume you don't collect flaws?Glen wrote: One would imagine then that the most visual and most obvious constant flaws would all have been reported and recorded many decades back.
If you are interested in flaws, don't think you need massive amounts of the stamp (necessarily) to obtain an example. There are a number of stamps I have where my total is well below ten! The best example I can give you of this is the above - it is the only $1 from this set I have!
I knew I had a scan somewhere, these are all 665f (variations) located so far, followed by 'dot' vs the 'other dot'
And I see someone else quite often.... who would that be ???Every time I look to do an addition to this thread I notice a good number of guests having a look. Who knows, they may join because of it. This is a good thing?
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