ID questions

Spargummierung oder kurz Spargummi ist eine Sonderform der Gummierung von
Briefmarken.

Spargummierung wurde vor allem in Zeiten wirtschaftlicher Not verwendet.
Ihr Ziel war es, die raren Rohstoffe für die Gummierung zu sparen. Das
Strecken der Gummierung erfolgte nach einem einfachen Prinzip. Die
Gummierung wurde nicht flächendeckend aufgetragen. Es wurden Teile der
Briefmarkenbögen ungummiert gelassen.

Diese Bögen sind unter Philatelisten sehr beliebt und einer der wenigen
Sammelstücke, die als Anschauungsobjekt mit der Rückseite nach vorne
gekehrt in der Sammlung zu finden sind.

Zwei bekannte Verwendungen der Spargummierung findet man in Österreich und
in Deutschland kurz nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg.

Op Wed, 14 Nov 2007 17:13:01 +0100 schreef Sir F. A. Rien
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"Jan Doggen" wrote in message
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Hello people

F8= lombardy venetia
1859-62 2 soldi, type ll, block of 4.
http://www.sandafayre.com/Gallery/country_229_1.htm


That about ties all your queries up ?

http://www.jandoggen.org/Stamps/StampIdentify.htm
on
F5 Thüringen stamps

I wrote :

............
This is the first time I was reading something on this "gomme
économisée".
I will ask on the French speaking philately news-group if somebody is
aware of it.


Here is the answer I got on
news:fr.rec.philatelie


The back of the stamps has a pattern of circles ; only the intervals
between the circles wear the gum :
http://cjoint.com/?loeRKVazW2

Apart from the already mentioned stamps from Thüringe (Yvert 1 to 8,
17 to 20 + BF 4), this is also found on n° 10 and 12 from Eastern
Saxony, n° 37 to 39 from Western Saxony, as well as on all or part of
the local issues from the cities of Finsterwalde, Görlitz and Plauen.

HTH

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Rein wrote :
Spargummierung oder kurz Spargummi ist eine Sonderform der Gummierung
von Briefmarken.
..............

Hello Rein,

Could you give us a summary in English of your answer ?
Many thanks in advance !

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Pierre Courtiade

.... a special form of stamp gumming.

It was doen in times of economic setback. The idea was to save raw materials
used for the gum.
The principle was easy: do not cover the entire surface. Parts of the stamp
were left un-gummed.

These issues are very wanted with stamp collectors, and one of the few
pieces of which the back is worth showing.
Two famous examples are found in Austra and Germany shortly after WW II.

Bye
JAn

"Pierre Courtiade" schreef in bericht
...
Rein wrote :
Spargummierung oder kurz Spargummi ist eine Sonderform der Gummierung
von Briefmarken.
.............

Hello Rein,

Could you give us a summary in English of your answer ?
Many thanks in advance !

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All the best,
Pierre Courtiade

Jan Doggen wrote :
... a special form of stamp gumming.

It was doen in times of economic setback. The idea was to save raw
materials used for the gum.
The principle was easy: do not cover the entire surface. Parts of the
stamp were left un-gummed.

These issues are very wanted with stamp collectors, and one of the few
pieces of which the back is worth showing.
Two famous examples are found in Austra and Germany shortly after WW
II.
Bye
JAn

A lot of thanks !

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"Pierre Courtiade" wrote in message
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A lot of thanks !
Pierre

Ditto,
thanks for chasing that up Pierre.