American Philatelic Association, American Philatelic Society · Altoona, Pa. : [American Philatelic Association] · leaf 214
aments at sides are not complete." Such a description would include the Type V stamps which have "almost conn)lete side ornaments" and for which there is no necessity to list a separate sub-type. All Type V stamps come from Plates that were made some months after perforation was adopted. These… … FIG. 32. FIG. 33. Figure 32 is a typical example of a Type V stamp, and illustrates the relief used on the 5th and 9th rows of Plates 5, 7, S, 9 and 10. Stamps very similar to the common Type V (from the above plates) have been known to specialists for some years past. They have been known as "Type…
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