Watermark
XIII. five-pointed small star
Five-pointed stars, in vertical columns containing upright or head-up stars.
Occurring watermark positions:
A: upright and head-up five-pointed stars
B: five-pointed stars lying to the left and to the right
Occurrence of the watermark:
Buildings I, November 7 I 1 Ft, Five-year plan II 8 f - 1 Ft, Birds I 40 f and 2.50 Ft, Ohmpia I 30 f - 1 Ft, Stalingrad 60 f, Stalin-mourning, Cottages (except 1 Ft), Buildings II, People’s Stadium (except 5 Ft), National costumes I (except 2.50 Ft), 1953 Stamp Day, Composers 30 f and 1 Ft, Lenin, Insects (except 2 Ft), Flying Day, five-year constitution, Fruits, Jókai and block, Scientists, Forint-filler postage II, Barn postage III. 50 years of the Hungarian postage stamp, Red-Black postage.
Tips for distinguishing the five-pointed large star and the five-pointed small star watermark:
- The distance between the five-pointed stars is not uniform everywhere, especially not for the large stars.
- The rule that applies to the arrangement of the two kinds of five-pointed stars is that the large stars are closer to each other in the horizontal direction and somewhat farther apart vertically than the small stars.
- The tips of the large stars are sharper, the tips of the small stars are blunter.
- The presence of the numeral watermark obviously determines the large star.
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