France definitive varieties

[Butterfly]

I am working on France definitives and just completed sorting through the very common Scott # 267, the 50c Peace with Olive Branch in use for the letter rate from 1932 to 1939.
Using the GPFS web site as a guide, I managed to find five varieties.
Scott and Michel don't show the differences, so I will show them here.
Hopefully we can add more varieties, and for other issues also.

Type I:  open top of c, straight folds below belt buckle, swelling of bottom line in the center.
 

[Butterfly]

Type II: c closed more at the top, robe folds unchanged, bottom line even.

[Butterfly]

Type III: c more closed at top, folds unchanged, but bottom line thicker in the center.

[Butterfly]

Type IV: open c, robe folds form a trident or three prongs under the belt buckle.

[Butterfly]

Type V: open c and folds form a two-pronged fork under the belt buckle

[Butterfly]

I hope these type numbers correlate well to Y&T or other specialist catalogues.

[Craig]

I should check my French defins.

[Gordon Lee]

Greetings Mr. Craig
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I know I will be doing so.
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Thanx, Mr. Butterflies.
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Respectfully,

Gordon Lee