STAMP LIST ABBREVIATIONS
Product List Details |
Stamp Reference Numbers |
Brackets are used to show which stamps are
included in each sheet or item
... Numbers shown are examples only |
blank |
he absence of "brackets" indicates that each stamp has an individual sheet. |
( # ). |
The Brackets contain which stamps
are included in the sheet. |
e.g. (#65). |
An individual sheet containing stamp 65. |
e.g. (#65-#69). |
A composite sheet containing stamps 65 to 69. |
e.g. (#65, #69). |
A composite sheet containing stamps 65 and 69. |
e.g. (#65-67, #69). |
A composite sheet containing stamps 65 to 67, plus stamp 69. |
e.g. (not #65). |
A composite sheet containing all the listed stamps except #65. |
e.g. (#64), (#66-60). |
Multiple sheets with each bracket set indicating the stamps in each sheet. |
Stamp Arrangements |
Describes the arrangement of the stamps within a sheet. |
... (an ellipsis) |
Indicated that the listed Products are from the above Composite Sheet. |
... se-tenant pair. |
Two different stamps in a horizontal se-tenant arrangement. |
... se-tenant vertical pair. |
Two different stamps in a vertical se-tenant arrangement. |
... se-tenant strip of [n]. |
[n] number of different stamps arranged in horizontal se-tenant strip. |
... se-tenant vertical Strip of [n]. |
[n] number of different stamps arranged in vertical se-tenant strip. |
... se-tenant block of 4. |
Four different stamps arranged in a block of 4. |
... se-tenant block of 6. |
Six different stamps arranged (usually 3 over 3) in block of 6. |
... se-tenant 2x2 block of 4 |
Two different stamps in a block of 4, arranged in a "checkerboard" pattern. |
... se-tenant 3x3 block of 9. |
Three different stamps in a block of 9, arranged in a "checkerboard"
pattern. |
... patterned block of [n]. |
A visual pattern formed by the arrangement of a number of different stamps within
a block of [n] stamps. |
... patterned sheet. |
A visual pattern formed by the arrangement of different stamps within a
full sheet or pane of stamps. |
... tĂȘte-bĂȘche pairs. |
Pairs of the same stamp, in which one is upside down in relation to the
other . |