[{"text_idx": "#000000", "text": "Eesti postiajaloo nurgake / Estonian postal history blog"}, {"text_idx": "#000002", "text": "See juulis 1930.a. saadetud No\u0303mme kohalik u\u0308mbrik on esmapilgul vaadates va\u0308a\u0308rtusetu ja igav, kuid la\u0308hemalt uurides selgub, et tegu on huvitava kurioosumiga. Nimelt on frankeerimiseks kasutatud 10-sendisel vapilo\u0303videga margil pilt tru\u0308kitud liimipoolele (H/O kataloogis E:13). Ehk siis tru\u0308kikojas sattus liimiga paber tru\u0308kipressi alla valetpidi ja tulemuseks see, et margipilt tru\u0308kiti liimipoolele. Vaatame luubiga?"}, {"text_idx": "#000003", "text": "Mark on to\u0303esti tru\u0308kitud liimipoolele (klo\u0303psa pilti, et suurelt na\u0308ha). Siin on veel na\u0308ha valged kriimud sinises va\u0308rvis (tegelikult siis tru\u0308kiplaadis) u\u0308lemise lo\u0303vi taga ja alumise all. Mulle tundub, et see vo\u0303ib olla \u201cvalged jooned margil\u201d vigatru\u0308kk (H/O E:4), sel juhul on see mark topeltvigane."}, {"text_idx": "#000005", "text": "English summary: This seemingly ordinary local No\u0303mme (now part of Tallinn) cover is franked with 10s coat of arms stamp that is printed on gum side (H/O E:13). It seems that the stamp has also plate flaw \u201cwhite lines through the stamp\u201d (H/O E:4), so it is double-fauly. Recipient Karl Dordett was a philatelist, so he likely posted this cover to himself. Looking at poor postmark impressions and the fact that the envelope is open from one side it is likely that the cover was actually posted, not just cancelled in post office by order of Dordett."}, {"text_idx": "#000006", "text": "Sinu e-postiaadressi ei avaldata. No\u0303utavad va\u0308ljad on ta\u0308histatud *-ga"}]