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Knowledge / Accidentals / Hand Postmarks

Accidental Hand Postmark: philatelic term for an accidental hand postmark

Hand Postmark Colour Accidental: deviation from the intended hand postmark colour caused by an accidental

Hand Postmark Typ Accidental: deviation in the hand postmark text caused by an accidental

Light Hand Postmark: clear but too light hand postmark

Strong Hand Postmark: clear but too strong hand postmark

Sated Hand Postmark: unclear hand postmark caused by too much colour on the postmark plate

Uneven Hand Postmarkung: hand postmark with uneven printing colour

Distorted Hand Postmark: deviation from the intended size of a hand postmark

Blurred Hand Postmark: unclear hand postmark

Oily Hand Postmark: hand postmark colour with too much oil which runs out

Blurred Hand Postmark: hand postmark with blurred wet colour

Hand Postmark Mirrow Image: the wrong way round hand postmark on reverse

Missing Hand Postmark: shifted hand postmark which did not reach a stamp field

Diagonal Hand Postmark: postage stamp with 45 degrees rotated horizontal hand postmark

Vertical Hand Postmark: postage stamp with 90 degrees rotated horizontal hand postmark

Inverted Hand Postmark: postage stamp with 180 degrees rotated horizontal hand postmark

Double Hand Postmark: postage stamp with twice hand postmarks

Triple Hand Postmark: postage stamp with threefold hand postmarks

Quadruple Hand Postmark: postage stamp with fourfold hand postmarks

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