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Burelage (French:
burelage), also burelé, is a
French term
referring to an
intricate network of fine lines, dots or
other designs printed over or as the...
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denominated 3
cents and of a dark
carmine color on
yellowish paper. A
yellow burelage of wavy
lines covered the stamp. (In the
illustration at right, it is most...
- (with a crown), and imperforate, and
distinctive for
having a yellow-brown
burelage printed on top of the design. The 2rbs
prepaid the
local postage rate in...
- a
postmark from a used stamp. The most
common form of
underprinting is
burelage which takes the form of a
faint pattern of
lines or dots. Underprinting...
- paper, e.g.
invented by C F
Steel Paper with
colored dots
Chalk paper Burelage or
network paper Bank
check paper Venezuela SC#293-304 (Bank
check paper)...
- sizes, colors, watermarks, and
plate flaws. A
number of the
stamps had
burelage printed on
their surface.
Specialists have also
identified 14 different...
