Denmark - 1875–1895 – 15 Öre stamps with inverted frame ("Inverted Frame") – two perforation variants





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Geographic origin: Denmark; Title: 1875 -1895- 15 Öre stamps with inverted frame („Inverted Frame”) – two perforation variants; Condition: stamped.
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Denmark – 1875 -1895 Denmark 15 Ore Stamp with inverted frame („Inverted Frame“) – two perforation variants
A lot of Danish stamps with inverted frame („Inverted Frame“). The first six stamps have a perforation of 12¾, the stamps in the lower rows a perforation of 14 × 13½.
No. Denomination AFA Perforation
1 4 Öre 23y 12¾
2 8 Öre 25y 12¾
3 8 Öre 25y 12¾
4 16 Öre 27y 12¾
5 16 Öre 27y 12¾
6 50 Öre 30y 12¾
7 3 Öre 22y 14 × 13½
8 3 Öre 22by 14 × 13½
9 4 Öre 23ay 14 × 13½
10 8 Öre 25y 14 × 13½
11 12 Öre 26ay 14 × 13½
12 16 Öre 27y 14 × 13½
13 16 Öre 27y 14 × 13½
14 20 Öre 28y 14 × 13½
15 20 Öre 28y 14 × 13½
Also attached are the descriptions of the feature “Inverted Frame” from the Michel and AFA catalogs.
The cataloging is provided to the best of our knowledge, but has not been subjected to independent philatelic examination. The photos of the front and back are an essential part of the description and are used for one's own assessment of attribution and condition.
Denmark – 1875 -1895 Denmark 15 Ore Stamp with inverted frame („Inverted Frame“) – two perforation variants
A lot of Danish stamps with inverted frame („Inverted Frame“). The first six stamps have a perforation of 12¾, the stamps in the lower rows a perforation of 14 × 13½.
No. Denomination AFA Perforation
1 4 Öre 23y 12¾
2 8 Öre 25y 12¾
3 8 Öre 25y 12¾
4 16 Öre 27y 12¾
5 16 Öre 27y 12¾
6 50 Öre 30y 12¾
7 3 Öre 22y 14 × 13½
8 3 Öre 22by 14 × 13½
9 4 Öre 23ay 14 × 13½
10 8 Öre 25y 14 × 13½
11 12 Öre 26ay 14 × 13½
12 16 Öre 27y 14 × 13½
13 16 Öre 27y 14 × 13½
14 20 Öre 28y 14 × 13½
15 20 Öre 28y 14 × 13½
Also attached are the descriptions of the feature “Inverted Frame” from the Michel and AFA catalogs.
The cataloging is provided to the best of our knowledge, but has not been subjected to independent philatelic examination. The photos of the front and back are an essential part of the description and are used for one's own assessment of attribution and condition.

