Sheet kind: summary of the different intended styls of a sheet |
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Sheet with the same postage stamp: sheet that only contains the same postage stamps |
Sheet with different postage stamps: sheet that contains different postage stamps |
Sheet with postage stamps in the same size: sheet that contains postage stamps in one size |
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Sheet with postage stamps in different sizes: sheet that contains postage stamps in different sizes |
Sheet with postage stamps in the same shape: sheet that contains postage stamps in the same outline design |
Sheet with postage stamps in different shapes: sheet that contains postage stamps in different outline designs |
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Sheet with postage stamps from the same postal area: sheet that contains postage stamps from the same postal area |
Sheet with postage stamps from dif-ferent postal areas: sheet that contains postage stamps from different postal areas |
Sheet with margin: sheet in which the design print does not extend to the cutting edge as intended style |
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Sheet without margin: sheet in which the design print extends to the cutting edge as intended style |
Sheet with inverted postage stamp: sheet with an 180 degrees rotated postage stamp as intended style |
Monochrome sheet: sheet with postage stamps printed in one colour as intended style |
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Multicolour sheet: sheet with postage stamps printed in multiple colours as intended style |
Sheet with round corner: sheet with rounded corners as intended style |
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Printing sheet: term in the printing industry for a printing material (e.g. paper) on which the individual copies are located. It can consist one or more counter sheets |
Counter sheet: general term for a sheet sold at a post office counter |
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Miniature sheet: philatelic term for a decoratively designed sheet containing only a small number of postage stamps issued as a purchase incentive for collectors |
Decorative sheet: general term for a counter sheet whose margins has been decoratively designed |
Booklet sheet: sheet from which individual booklet panes are separated |
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Combination sheet: counter sheet from West Saxony 1945 (Soviet Zone) each con-taining 25 x 4 different postage stamps inten-ded as a replacement for stamp booklets |
Se-tenant sheet: sheet with stamps that are issued as se-tenants |
Sheet remainder: incomplete sheet with missing postage stamps |
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Semi-postal sheet: sheet sold for a higher price (face value + surtaxe) |
Fold-out sheet: sheet where the postage stamps are only visible when it has been folded twice |
Sheet with postage stamps with the same separation kind: sheet that contains postage stamps in one separation kind |
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Sheet with postage stamps with differ-ent separation kinds: sheet that contains postage stamps in two separtion kinds |
Competition sheet: sheet with attached participation form for a prize draw |
Seed sheet: sheet in the form of a paper envelope (bag) containing e.g. spruce seeds |