Canada Small Queen Varieties

A Study of the Constant Plate Varieties of Canada's 1870 - 1897 Small Queen Stamps

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Plate Flaws UL and LL

3F9.2
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Plate Flaw in Zone 9

Plate Flaws L

3F9.3
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Plate Flaw in Zone 9

14 Dots in Left Margin

3F9.4
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Plate Flaw in Zone 9

Plate Flaw UR

3F12.1
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Plate Flaw in Zone 12

Plate Flaws above 'P'

3F12.2
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Plate Flaw in Zone 12

A dot in UL Design and…

3F12.3
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Plate Flaw in Zone 12

String of Pearls

3F15.1
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Plate Flaw in Zone 15

Plate Flaws

3F15.2
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Plate Flaw in Zone 15

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Searches are case insensitive.

Entering Large Guide Dot will produce the same results as entering large guide dot

String Literals:

Quotation marks can be very useful.

A search for "Large Guide Dot" will produce quite different results from a search for Large Guide Dot. The former shows all objects where the 3 words occur in the specified order, the later shows any object which contains all three words anywhere in the text.
1) Large Guide Dot
2) Large Dot Guide
3) Guide Dot Large
4) Guide Large Dot
5) Dot Guide Large and
6) Dot Large Guide will all show the same result, but "Large Guide Dot" will show objects where the exact words in the exact order were used.

and

The logical "and" is implied when more than one word is entered.
e.g. Entering yellow green will only show results where both words are used in an object. Entering green yellow will show identical results.
Reminder: entering "yellow green" will show objects where both words are found in the exact order.
So, yellow and green will produce the same result as yellow green.

or

Entering yellow or green will show any object where either colour is mentioned.
e.g. Entering Large or Guide or Dot would show many more results than entering Large Guide Dot as only one (or more) of the three words would be required to show a result.