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Perforation Change: the same postage stamps issued chronologic with different perforations

Perforation Introduction: the same postage stamps issued chronologic without and than with perforation

Perforation Omission: the same postage stamps issued chronologic with and than without perforation

Perforation Number Change: the same postage stamps issued chronologic with the same perforation in different numbers

Edition 1853: without perforation
Edition 1862: with perforation

Edition 1916: with perforation
Edition 1920: without perforation

Edition 1860: fine perforation
Edition 1862: coarse perforation

Perforation Kind Change: the same postage stamps issued chronologic with different perforation kinds

Edition 1983: comb perforation
Edition 1984: line perforation

Edition untill 1992: standard perforation
Edition from 1992: elliptical perforation

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