A New and Improved Design:

• Cross grain triple hydraulic lamination prevents shrinkage due to aging and temperature.
• Lamination prevents printed image from scratching off.

The U.S. Specialized Multi-Gauge is now the essential tool for any collector interested in U.S. stamps from the Classics through the Liberty Issue of 1954.

The specialty Perf Gauge is based on the Kiusalas Specialist Gauge.  For collectors of the Grilled Issues, there are two useful gauges, the grill Pattern Gauge, which has been lightened to provide a better view of the actual grill; and the Grill Size Gauge, which is used to determine the size of the grill.

The Parallel Line Millimeter Gauge is used to measure the width or height of coil stamps, as well as the parallel accuracy of coil cuts an dedges. 

For collectors of Flat Press/Rotary Press issues, the Design Size Millimeter Gauge will quickly measure the size of the frame design of these stamps. 

The Schermack Private Perforation Gauge accurately reflects the vertical height of Schermack Type III perforations. 

The Large and Small Hole Perf 10 issues of the Liberty Series can easily be distinguished using this measuring device. 

A Standard Perf Gauge, which measures to the nearest tenth of a perf, the Standard Millimeter Scale which now runs the length of the gauge, and a Cancellation Diameter Gauge are the final three devices.