Tete beche

Tete beche, or more properly tête bêche, refers to a pair of stamps with one inverted. This is often done intentionally in order to print booklets but has also been done in error. In the first case, sheets were available to recover positions that would normally be cut apart.

 File:GB QEII tetebeche.jpg A.webp|Great Britain tete beche pair. File:Stamp Buenos Aires 1859 "In Ps" Blue Tete-Beche pair.jpg|Accidental Buenos Aires tete-beche pair; unique. File:Switzerland tetebeche.jpg|Switzerland pair. 

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