I've been collecting and placing Japanese stamps stil. In order to study the classification of single-line perforation and comb perforation , I bought a manual of Chrysanthemum stamp which Mr. Miwa Furuya wrote. I bought the same manual series of Koban last year with author's autograph, however I don't have the one of Chrysanthemum.
Now I can tell the difference of the perforation of Chrysanthemum stamp if it is block. I have little confidence on pairs and singles.
This one is comb perforated because it is beautifully crosses in the middle.
I think the pair of 1.5 sen blue I showed in the preveous blog is single-line perforation, though I'm not sure enough.
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