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Typographicals with missing perforation - 1 millieme stamp (Ba #5b), MH...

Typographical plate varieties - horizontal pair of 1 millieme stamps (Ba #5) with plate positions 182-183 of the lower pane, where position 183 stamps has undocumented sponge flaw next to Arabic "1" at top right & 'cracked' English "O" in ONE; mint very lightly hinged, full original gum + light pencil mark on left stamp face...

Typographical plate varieties - undocumented flaws of 'sponge' next to lower right "2" and chip to the bottom border near that panel on 2 milliemes stamp (Ba #6); used...

Typograph - unusual watermark: used 2 milliemes stamp (Ba #6c, with joined "AI" plate variety - position 118 or 214) with standard crown & cypher watermark where the capital letter "F" appears superimposed on the lower of the two crowns in the repeating watermark - undocumented. The postmark tying the stamp appears to be from outside Palestine (overseas usage)....

Typographical plate varieties - position 36 of the 1st printing of the upper pane on 2 milliemes stamp (Ba #6); postally used, bullseye strike of 29 Jan 1920 dated JERUSALEM OETA EEF double ring postmark...

Typographical plate varieties - position 95 of the upper pane (broken frame line at base) on 3 milliemes stamp in yellow-brown (Ba #7); mint-hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties - undocumented filling below "F" in EEF of lower panel on 3 milliemes stamp in chestnut brown (Ba #7a); postally used, partially tied by Palestine skeleton datestamp from 1920...

Typographical plate varieties - position 4 of the upper pane (top left "4" & Arabic character) on 4 milliemes stamp (Ba #8); mint lightly-hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties - position 11 of the upper pane on 4 milliemes stamp (Ba #8); mint-hinged...

Typographical plate varieties - 2x2 block of 4 plate positions of 4 milliemes stamps (Ba #8), positions 27-28 & 39-40 as per the documented characteristics for each; mint never hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties - position 39 of the upper pane or position 135 of the lower pane ("Knee" on Arabic character) on 4 milliemes stamp (Ba #8); mint-hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties - position 57 of the upper pane or position 153 of the lower pane (dot in middle "E" of upper EEF) on 4 milliemes stamp (Ba #8); used, tied by non-Palestine postmark...

Typographical plate varieties - position 103 of the upper pane (broken stroke on middle "E" of lower EEF) on 4 milliemes stamp (Ba #8); mint-hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties + missing perforation - position 230 of the lower pane on 4 milliemes stamp with missing perforation on bottom right (Ba #8); likely used (no gum) with faint trace of postmark...

Typographical plate varieties - position 121 of the lower pane (missing dot in upper EEF) on 1 piastre stamp in indigo (Ba #10a); mint-hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties - position 145 of the lower pane (includes thick "1" on lower right panel) on 1 piastre stamp in indigo (Ba #10a); used...

Typographical plate varieties - undocumented 'sponge' flaw below Arabic letter "sad" on 2 piastres stamp (Ba #11); mint-hinged, full original gum...

Typographical plate varieties - position 118 of the upper pane on 9 piastres stamp (Ba #13a); mint-hinged...

Typographical plate varieties - position 2 of the upper pane on 20 piastres stamp (Ba #15); mint-hinged...

Rarity - 1 Piastre stamp with Jerusalem I SETTING I overprint (Ba #21a), type 18 (large Hebrew "Yud", slightly raised dashes, short right foot on Hebrew "Alef", no serif on English "P"; vertical alignment of letters as documented for this overprint type), in deep indigo violet, 14x15 perforation; with plate position 29 of the upper pane; postally used (some residue on back) - only 5 used copies kn...

Discovery - Jerusalem II overprinted 15x14 perforated 1 millieme stamp (Ba #30) with undocumented misperforation error on the bottom vertical axis; not a mixed perforation as this would yield 15 holes; used....

Discovery - Jerusalem II overprinted 15x14 perforated 4 milliemes stamp (Ba #33) with undocumented misperforation error on the bottom vertical axis; not a mixed perforation as this would yield 15 holes; MH...

London I rough perforated 5 piastres stamp in purple (Ba #67R), used - small tear in field from impact of the postmark...

BIG DISCOVERY - undocumented 3 mils COIL stamp on THICK vertically ribbed paper, in lime-green hue, with perforation of 13¼ : 14½ (13.25 x 14.5) as recorded for this type of paper, affixed as postage for overseas surface mailed printed matter cover, sent from JERUSALEM to GONZALES USA & tied by the rare double circled Sach #F4 18 AUG 1939 dated machine cancel (rarity rated F out of J), o...