NC506 - FILIGRANOSCÓPIO ROLL-A-TECTOR

O FILIGRANOSCÓPIO ROLL-A-TECTOR É A OPÇÃO IDEAL PARA AQUELES FILATELISTAS QUE PROCURAM COMPRAR A BENZINA BI-RETIFICADA E NÃO ENCONTRAM DEVIDO À PROIBIÇÃO DE COMERCIALIZAÇÃO DO PRODUTO NAS FARMÁCIAS. 

NÃO MOLHA O SELO E VOCÊ PODE ANALISAR COM CALMA A FILIGRANA, DIFERENTEMENTE DA BENZINA, QUE SECA EM SEGUNDOS.

ATENÇÃO

SE VOCÊ FOR O COMPRADOR DESTE PRODUTO, NÃO O USE ANTES DE LER

ATENTAMENTE AS INSTRUÇÕES NO FOLHETO QUE SEGUE ANEXO AO MESMO.

SE NÃO FOR UTILIZADO CORRETAMENTE VOCÊ PENSARÁ TER COMPRADO GATO

 POR  LEBRE (ACONTECEU COMIGO). PORÉM, APÓS A UTILIZAÇÃO ADEQUADA,

PENSEI QUE ERA MILAGRE OU BRUXARIA - MESMO APÓS RETIRAR O SELO, A

FILIGRANA ESTAVA ALÍ, NÍTIDA, À MINHA DISPOSIÇÃO.

VOCÊ DEVE COLOCAR O SELO, COM O DESENHO PARA CIMA,  ENTRE O SACHÉ COM O LÍQUIDO E O PLÁSTICO QUE FICA LOGO ABAIXO. DEPOIS PASSE O ROLINHO, SEM EXERCER MUITA FORÇA, SOBRE O SACHÉ. LOGO APÓS RETIRE O SELO COM CUIDADO. SE ÊLE TIVER FILIGRANA, ELA VAI APARECER

 The original WATERMARK DETECTOR was invented by Walter Bright, a lifelong philatelist. Unable to find a successful way of finding watermarks on stamps, he experimented until he found one. Until then Walter had been manufacturing albums and accessories for housing coins. Walter has always been one of life's inventors - developments and techniques he devised while working in the construction industry 40 years ago are still standard processes today.

In the early years of Morley-Bright, Walter regularly demonstrated the watermark detector at stamp shows in the UK and USA. When he retired in1989 he moved to the north east corner of Scotland. Now aged 86 he is still an active philatelist. The present owner of the company, Jackie Day, knew and worked with Walter Bright before the days of the watermark detector and helped him develop the original version.

In the years since the prototype watermark detector was invented, Morley-Bright has supplied detectors throughout the world. The  Roll-a-tector is used by collectors and dealers as well as by expert committees for authentication purposes. In some countries stamps have been unwatermarked for decades, whereas other countries used watermarks for many more years. The ability to determine watermark varieties on stamps is one of the things that has added a new dimension to stamp collecting, with the added bonus that some watermark varieties can add significant amounts to the values of stamps..