Here are the papers as I currently understand them. There are a few gaps in my current study of these...the numbering scheme is my own given that there is no published scheme that addresses the papers correctly/completely.
(01) 1E1: The first early paper with wavy lines from October 1935, which I find in use thrroughout 1936.
(02) 1E2: Mostly used in 1937/38.
(03) 1E3: Mostly used in 1939. At times easily confused with the 1E1 paper.
(04) 1E4: Mostly used in 1940.
(05) CL1A: The first clay papers from 1943. The watermark is similar to that of the 1E4 paper.
(06) CL1B: Watermark is perpendicular to the previous paper.
(07) NGR: unwatermarked grid
(08) NOP: opaque, thick, unwatermarked, and uncatalogued. Easiest to distinguish for the high values (5, 10, and 20 pesos).
(09) 2C: RA straight rays; neat
(10) 2D: RA straight rays; diffuse
(11) 2N: RA straight rays; narrow features
(12) CL2A: thin, plastic-like clay paper
(13) CL2B: thin, plastic-like clay paper, opaque and almost imposible to back scan!
The five late papers from the 1950s
(14) 1L1:
(15) 1L2:
(16) 1L3:
(17) 1L4:
(18) 1L5:
(19) Official clay paper, similar to CL2A, thinner, and easy to back scan for the 50c, and slightly thick and with poor perforations for the 25c.
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