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Permalink Svar innen Bj. Kristian Wang den 6 juni 2012 kl. 16.33

I can help you with some English vocabulary on the topic.  The term refers to a re-engraved die.  So for instance, NK24 Plate III comes with and without re-engraved dies. Individual dies were touched up by hand to sharpen the details of the design before being put back into use printing stamps.   Similar action was taken with most of the dies for NK25 Plate III.  If you have a copy of Norgeskatalogen it will show you the difference quite clearly with illustrated stamps.  Both types of stamps occur within the same sheet of stamps.   

 

Lesser forms of "oppgravering" re-engraving are known on a number of other stamps from Norway.  NK21/NK88 have a small line under the bell of the Posthorn that is from re-engraving on some dies.  This comes on soem dies in Plates II and III.  NK79 occurs occasionally with a re-engraving under the crown atop the Posthorn.  Many other early stamps show minor re-engravings in an effort to enhance individual portions of the design.  These often correct breaks or flaws in the die. Most of these minor corrections are in the posthorn mouthpiece or bell, or in the lettering.

 

Feel free to ask other questions you may have in this forum.  There are several of us here who speak English as a first language or very fluently as a second language.

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Permalink Svar innen Linda Nordgreen den 16 juni 2012 kl. 15.23

Again, many thanks.  (Not previously read this email).  Shall have to try and get a copy of a Norkeskatalog when I visit Norway in September.

 

Again, many thanks for all your time and trouble.

 

Best,

 

LInda Nordgreen

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Permalink Svar innen Bj. Kristian Wang den 6 juni 2012 kl. 16.36

NK25 III with and without the reengraving around the inside of the oval and under the posthorn bell.

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• NK25 IIIa.jpg, 165 KB
• NK25 III.jpg, 64 KB

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Permalink Svar innen Linda Nordgreen den 16 juni 2012 kl. 15.13

Many thanks for taking the trouble to send the two images and for your helpful answer.

 

med vennlig hilsen

 

Linda Nordgreen

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