The arrows you put on the VarietyVista image aren't pointing to the doubling. The doubling is that small line below the B. It's a very minor DDO that would be tough to spot.
Here's a stronger example of this type of doubling below LIBERTY (1946 DDO-001). This one should help you get a better understanding of this doubling. The 1957 is just a very minor version of this: http://varietyvista.com/01a%20LC%20...6PDDO001.htm
Quote: The arrows you put on the VarietyVista image aren't pointing to the doubling. The doubling is that small line below the B. It's a very minor DDO that would be tough to spot.
Nope. Mechanical Doubling would not increase the size of the letters while, if that line of doubling is included with the rest of the B, the B has increased in size.
Also read the description of the doubling at the top of the page:
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