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Posted Today  4 Hrs 57 Min ago  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add Murasama to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
A question has arisen in my mind, we all have some Russian model in pelure but we even have several types of 211 paper (white, yellow,thin, thick..), but does anyone have a 211a? Any photo where the black background can be seen through the paper?
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Posted Today  4 Hrs 26 Min ago  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add rogdcam to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
OK, I will say it again. Scott 211a described as PELURE paper is also known as THIN paper. We are in semantics purgatory at this point. Below is a link to Scott 211a's on Loral's site. Loral is the absolute largest dealer of Russian stamps and the most knowledgeable. The owner is a treasure on par with Sismondo only specific to Russia. Take a look and call him if you want to. He does not bite. This went way off of the rails for a simple thing. Pelure (Scott) = Thin. There are no mysterious twelve paper types. The print quantities are known for the paper types. These issues have been studied and cataloged to death.

https://www.russianstamps.com/resul...mp=no&gp=rz2
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Posted Today  4 Hrs 11 Min ago  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add NicholasC to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
@rogdcam, thanks for that link. I checked the site (page 8). For all the pelure there, I can see the black background coming through. In my stamps that I said are not pelure, even though they are thin hard paper, no black comes through. As you have also said, I agree there are only the two papers. Pelure and not pelure.
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Edited by NicholasC - Today 3 Hrs 50 Min ago
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Pelure definitely. Rogdcam's argument is very forceful and in line with everything seen, even in line with the notable differences between the two models that I have in my hands.
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Edited by Murasama - Today 3 Hrs 37 Min ago
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