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Great stuff! The lower cover appears to be Gustavus, Ohio, 1825 to 1912, in Trumbull County. |
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Great stuff! The lower cover appears to be Gustavus, Ohio, 1825 to 1912, in Trumbull County. And from Google:
Banning, J. W. - Tuesday. The funeral of J. W. Banning, who died at Ashland, Friday night, took place at Cincinnati yesterday. Submitted by Amy. [Richland Shield & Banner: 01 March 1890, Vol. LXXII, No. 41]
Cover addressed to Mrs. J. W. Banning about 4 months later, in Cincinnati, so there are two connections. |
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If you post a high resolution scan of the 1¢ Franklin we can take a shot at identifying it and plating it. |
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Set your scanning area to about 2 x 2 inches, so it will just pick up the stamp, not the envelope. Use 600dpi setting. Make your scan, and save it in "My Pictures."
Right-click on the image in the list in My Pictures and choose "Open With" "Microsoft Office Picture Manager" -- You will get a screen where you can make all kinds of changes, including size. Reduce down below 100KB SIZE (as required by this site) then SAVE in that smaller size; this is sort of a trial-and-error process. Then you're ready to post it here.
There are easier ways to do this, but this one uses standard Windows tools and procedures. |
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Edited by doug2222 - 01/11/2013 7:56 pm |
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Ok, I'll take a whack at it. looks like a Type IV, recut on top and bottom. |
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