Terminology Quiz

Frank is correct...Zararina got it first, so she gets the next question

 

definition: group of at least 4 stamps that are not separated forming a square or rectangle.

 

Block

 

Yes right tu7, your turn now.

 

tu7 you are busy?

 

Paging Tu7, It's your turn to post a question.

 

Two stamps, still attached and one of them is upside down.

 

I know this one without looking it up!

Tete Beche

 

Nice, I have been learning a lot of new things/terms on here.

 

This one I knew because I saw it in my catalog, and wanted to know what it meant

The others I didn't know, I had to look up. So I'm learning too....the point of this thread

 

Right Sarah.
Tu7k we are waiting.

 

Sarah is correct, well done and hers is the next question.

 

What's the term?

 

Fugitive

 

You're in the right track, Tu7, but that's not quite right.

 

It's what I call it. I did not know there was another term; interesting.

 

Changeling is the term I saw

Tu, when I looked up your term, I saw it described as the type of ink used rather than the process, which is "Changeling" as Hochstrasse suggested. If its agreed that its also synonymous with the process, then I'll accept your answer.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fugitive_pigment

 

I have to agree with "tu" I have always known such stamps as been reffered to as having fugative ink