Marginal rules
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Marginal rules were printed in many variants of the drawing. According to Ing. Müller (13), it is possible to distinguish up to 9 basic species, which were used in various periods of printing.
| A | One approx. 5 mm thick strip. |  |
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| B | Strong stripe with one thin line. |  |
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| C | Strong stripe with four thin lines. |  |
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| D | Thick stripe with one thin stripe and with three thin lines. |  |
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| E | Four lines, graduated from thin to thick. | **** | ||
| F | A thin stripe between two thinner lines. |  |
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| G | Two thin lines between two thicker lines. | **** | ||
| H | Nine thin lines (sometimes only eight lines visible). |  |
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| I | Two thin stripes. | **** |
Overview of the use of rule types in individual types of stamps I - III
Type of stamp |
Type of rule according to Müller |
| Type I rough printing | A (in different thicknesses and distances), B (in two positions), D, E |
| Type I fine print | A |
| Type II | A, C, F, G, H, I |
| Type III | H (first edition), A (in different thicknesses, all later editions) |
Individual types of marginal frames according to Ing. Müller (13).
The gallery below shows the different types of marginal frames for all types (I to III).
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