Such copies are distinctive and scarcer than normal copies. A paper showing few differences in texture and thickness when held to light. In the production of wove paper, the pulp is pressed against a very fine netting, producing a virtually uniform texture. Wove paper is the most commonly used paper in stamp production. A flat sheet or strip open at both endsthat can be folded and sealed around a newspaper or periodical.
Wrappers can have an imprinted stamp or have a stamp attached.
A local stamp issued by Russian municipal governments or zemstvos, in accordance with an imperial edict of 1870. This first appeared on U.S. marginal selvage in 1964. Typically a ZIP block is a block of four stamps. The letters stand for Zoning Improvement Plan. This site is maintained by Danilo L. Signo , Apo Philatelic Society.