Whether or not that's correct I have no idea. The scenes within each are dynamic, all depicting daily life.As i understand from my MIL when I asked her about her father and uncles shaving regimens, she translated straight razor as 'dangerous razor' as did my wife. I didn't rely solely on Scott in describing these, per area and group. One has a crease across its width, but unnoticeable. Some are not centered well, although the designs are whole.

All were restored, and to be seen here for the first time. Some of the stamps arrived still with their gums more or less intact, but most were without gum. So it had to be special, sensational even, and so it was. My impression is that they were marketed to the world, outside the interior, and for revenue. I have to wonder if any of these were used by the general population, not much if not at all, given this type of cancellation encountered, in this instance at least. All are used, however their having been cancelled to order(C.T.O.) although, there may be one, or two at most, that were actually, postally used, one at least of which I strongly suspect. This set is almost 100 years of age, and rather popular I imagine. Something brought it back to mind recently, and before long I ordered all twenty-one values, in two purchases, and from the same seller. I was first aware of this set in the past, a few to several years ago.

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