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Two joined stamps printed head to foot.
Also known as: Head to tail pair, Inverted pair notation
In philately tete-beche describes two joined stamps of which one is inverted relative to the other, arising from how the printing plate was laid out.
Describes joined stamps of which one is inverted relative to the other.
Contexts: History
Results from the plate layout and is not an error, which distinguishes it from an inverted centre and matters to how it is described.
Contexts: History
Two attached rectangles of the same design with one turned upside down relative to the other.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.