Definitive issue of 1920 – 10 dinar stamp
The 10 dinar stamp was printed in lithography and perforated line 11½. Denominations printed in lithography were printed twice. Ten dinar stamp was issued on:
- 21 June 1920, dark colors, circulation: 248.175
- 16 July 1920, light colors, circulation: 922.700
Preparation of print plates
Judging from the types observed on sheets A and B, in preparation process were first manufactured films of 10 stamps in a 5 x 2 form. This form was then multiplied in manufacturing of print plates. Types presented in the table below can be observed throughout the sheets on expected positions.
Print plates layout
10 dinar print plate layout |
The press sheet of denominations printed in lithography (2, 6 and 10 dinars) consisted of 225 stamps arranged in four separate sheets:
- Sheet A: 100 stamps in layout 10 x 10
- Sheet B: 50 stamps in layout 5 x 10
- Sheet C: 50 stamps in layout 10 x 5
- Sheet D: 25 stamps in layout 5 x 5
Constant varieties
SHEET A (10 x 10), the second print | Field number | Sheets | ||
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I | Blue network between stamps damaged | 5-6 | Complete 10 dinar sheets of the first print (darker colors):
Complete 10 dinar sheets of the second print
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II | Colored dot below King’s left eye | 10 | ||
III | Circle below the first letter V in KRALJEVSTVO | 11 | ||
SHEET B (5 x 10), the first print | Field number | |||
I | Blue dot on King’s forehead | 1 |
Bibliography
- Fleck, Vladimir (1947): Priručnik Maraka Jugoslavenskih Zemalja, Book 1, Tome 6, Hrvatski Filatelistički Savez, Zagreb