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Elizabethan II Study Group Journal: The Corgi Times Glossary |
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| Karsh
- nickname given to Canada's first Elizabethan-era
definitives
of 1952-1953, whose design was based on a photograph
by Yosuf Karsh. Click for series details. |
 Karsh definitive |
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| Kiloware - a stamp mixture, consisting of miscellaneous, unsorted stamps on envelope corner paper from various sources. Kiloware is often sold by the kilogram (about 2.2 pounds) or pound.
See Mission mixture. |
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| Klüssendorf cancellation - very distinctive dater hub machine cancellation equipment introduced in 1983 to small to medium-sized post offices. Initial distribution was made to 320 offices.
All Klüssendorf machines came equipped with the POSTAL CODE slogan which resulted in an increase in the overall use of this particular die. Other slogans also exist. |
 Klüssendorf cancellation |
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