Ch’u Ts’u Collection of Poems, 722-481 B.C.: Excerpts: “Since my heart is straight and good, Why should I be chagrined at living remote and neglected?” (Chiu Chang, she chiang): Man holding staff - 中国古典诗词, 楚辞 (722-481公元前): 摘录: 《苟余心其端直兮，虽僻远之何伤》（九章涉江）：持工具的男人 $12 Multicolored
Granite Paper
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Denomination
?$12Face value of a stamp, usually printed on the stamps.— Glossary
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Color
?MulticoloredOriginal catalog color of the stamp.
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Print method
?PhotogravureMethod of process of imprinting designs on paper.
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Perforation
?11 1/2x12Holes punched between stamps to make separating easier.
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Watermark
?Seal CharacterA pattern embedded in a paper during stamp producing process.
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Issue Date
?Date inscripted on a stamp or cancellation for used stamps not necessary correspond to real date of stamp issue.
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