All the variations mentioned in this table have been found. It is scarcely possible that each of them exists separately, i. e.; on specimens that are in other respects normal. Many of them have been found so, but most of them only in combination. The following may be mentioned: A, B, C, D. Specimens showing broad margins with no outer line, with outer line 6 mm. from stamp, with outer line about 3 mm. from the stamp, or with printer's imprint, have been found, both from the left and right sides of the sheet, with all the other parts normal. These would be, A^1 f^{1 2 3 4}, A^2 f^{1 2 3 4}, B^1 f^{1 2 3 4}, B^2 f^{1 2 3 4}, C^1 f^{1 2 3 4}, C^2 f^{1 2 3 4}, D^1 f^{1 2 3 4}, D^2 f^{1 2 3 4}. With the vertical line about 3 mm. from the stamp, three corners only normal, the side line too near the lower right block, a dot on the upper right corner, the right line connected with the stamp below, and a fine line from each of the upper triangles to the block above, which would be C^2 f^{1 2 3} h^4 E^2 j^4 S^{2 4}. And also with the vertical line about 3 mm. from the stamp, all the corners normal, a heavy line terminating the ground between the rosettes on the right, both the triangles on the right connected with the blocks next them, and an extra vertical line in the upper right triangle, which would be C^2 f^{1 2 3 4} K^2 S^{2 4} U^2, which will serve to show the character of the combinations in which these varieties may be found. Varieties showing the dot, E to I, generally present other varieties also. The following combinations may be noted: With the bottom line double, or rather split, three of the triangles have fine connecting lines, c^3 c^4 S^{2 3 4}. With the right side prolonged, and continuous with the side line of the stamp above or below, j^2 or j^4. With the right side line prolonged upwards, and continuous with the lower, but not with the upper stamp and a second line 1 mm. to left from stamp to stamp, J^2. With the extra line outside the frame line on right and near it, all the other parts being normal, the line of the ground work not appearing as a separate line, k^2. With an extra line outside the frame line on right and near it, a heavy line from rosette to rosette on the right, giving the appearance of three parallel lines on that side, a similar line from rosette to rosette on the left, and a fine line from the upper right triangle to block, k^2 K^{2 1} S^2. With the same arrangement, but the heavy line on the right of ground extends to the top of the upper triangle, there is a fine line to the block, k^2 K^1 N^2 S^2.