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No matter what I search I can't find it
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Gladiator112 
I may be a layman, but it is not a stamp, most likely a closing stamp
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I'm definitely still a layman but it's in my grandfather's stamp book :)
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Your closing seal is #8583271
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January 13, 2022 11:08
Is this also 1 then. This also unknown
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Gladiator112 
that cross you see is the Lorraine cross and is used as a symbol in the fight against tuberculosis
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January 13, 2022 11:32
Morits ok. Is this a closing stamp or a postage stamp? I can't find him in both.
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Gladiator112 
I am not a collector of seal stamps, but it is certainly not a stamp...
For all these types of stamps: first do a search on the internet
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Morits  I had already searched for photo via Google but they can't find the stamp either
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Gladiator112 
then you add it to LD
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January 13, 2022 13:00
I've never seen that last one. Nor does it come from the regular series of seals from 1957. Mysterious.

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stripspeldjes Yes, but I want to make sure it's not on LD first. I want to add it but have no idea where to add it and what the information is about this stamp. I can't find anything about it


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January 13, 2022 13:38
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You can add that item here to the Sealing stamps section.
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stripspeldjes 
I couldn't find it on the internet either...
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That stamp you showed us is this #8589295 stamp, and not the stamp under which you now have it in your collection.
Greetings John.
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January 13, 2022 16:43
Question for the Stamp Administrators.
Bee #8589295 the second image shows a stamp imperforate on the left, this is not an item for itself.
There is also a seal under imperforate #8583271
Regards John.

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January 13, 2022 17:21
That is a question for the sole administrator of the Sealing Stamps section, Raoul62 

I also see that in this section the Manufacturer/Publisher field is "abused" to indicate the Country. Are all programmers too busy to create an extra field for that?
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Indeed, the 2nd image at #8589295 is too much. I will remove it shortly.
The 1957 stamp is clearly also a stamp in the theme of 'tuberculosis control', but I can't find anything about it either ... could it be a 'label' (appendix) of another (post -) stamp?
Gladiator112 feel free to add in the Sealing stamps section. It's definitely not a postage stamp. Anyone who can/wants to tell something about it later can tell their story in the item (field details).
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The rubric was thus inherited.
There is nothing wrong with using that field for the country. For example, the series 'Tuberculosis Control' can be neatly separated, searched and found per country.
Each country has its own issues of 'Tuberculosis Control' stamps.
For other types of seal stamps it is more obvious that field something else (eg a company, or a publisher).

It works well with the items that are now present in that section. The field is almost always filled in. A Country field would usually remain empty.
It is sometimes difficult to figure out. #4007923 bv ... is the Netherlands the issuing country, or is it the Dutch East Indies?

With stamps you have hundreds of books, catalogs and internet pages where to find information. Seals on the other hand: almost nothing. Except on LD.
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January 13, 2022 17:40
And the section has a 'Sealing Stamps Handbook' :)
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Where really specifically a publisher (which is not a country) is known, mentioning it in the Manufacturer / publisher field can be clearer and easier for the sake of searching and selecting.

Tuberculosis control stamps (recognizable by the double red cross) are issued by many countries on a regular basis (annually). There the Manufacturer/publisher is ALWAYS the country of issue.

You have now replaced the publisher "Tuberculosebestrijding Nederland" (officially "Royal Dutch Central Association for the Control of Tuberculosis", nowadays "KNCV TuberculoseFonds") with "Nederland" for several stamps.
I understand the intention, but it remains incorrect.

A Theme field would also not be superfluous. The fact that you now have to use the Series names field is also a bit crooked.
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As for the Colonial exhibition Semarang 1914 I think it is officially should be considered an edition from the Dutch East Indies (although a Dutch Committee also existed).
See Delpher.

The stamps were probably made in the Netherlands, given the indications lower left: Posthumus Amsterdam (stamper, nowadays Royal Posthumus) and lower right: Hahn (designer Albert Hahn 1877- 1918, who also made the poster).
I don't know the stamps, but they seem to have been embossed with an embossing stamp.
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Raoul62 is good. I'm going to add the stamp and I hope there are people who know some info about this and can add it. I don't know either.
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Can someone maybe move this topic to seals if it really isn't a stamp?
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 Can someone maybe move this topic to seals if it really isn't a stamp?

At the moment no topics can be moved yet.
You will have to start a new topic yourself in Seal Stamps.
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