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Although this isn't a flag cancel, is this what you're referring to as to the vertical bars?  This was described in a previous thread as a Universal Columbia 2-Bar Machine Cancel. |
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| Edited by wt1 - 10/26/2012 08:41 am |
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Yes wt1 just like that and now that I see it I think that may be what I was thinking about. Was there flag cancels made like that? I think so but now I'm unsure? |
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Each machine maker designed their own dies with a variety of different killers. I'm not sure who originated the wavy line killer but International used them by 1893 which pre-date the American Postal Machine flags. |
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Stampfan, the Huntington flag was American Postal Machine model B14 and the Peru was Doremus postal Supply model E.
Edit: correction of info |
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| Edited by Russ - 02/09/2013 7:51 pm |
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Russ, thank you so much. The two cancels do complement one another quite well. The card itself was redirected from Huntington In to Van Buren In. I learn at least one thing every day on this forum. I hope that I don't wear out my welcome. |
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message cleared - Sorry didn't see messages on page 2 |
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| Edited by Hal - 01/31/2013 8:36 pm |
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The picture side to my flag cancelled postcard. Abridge and river scene of Peru In.  . |
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| Edited by stampfan9 - 02/01/2013 08:26 am |
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Hi all
well I have fair covers (3 2 3 2 3 pattern )and wonder roughly the value of each despite the value of stamp. I think I have seen one on e-bay posting for around us $ 10.00
since I want to sell my collection can you experts advice the best way to do it.
cheers
randeni
NB - please check my posting railway post office cover and letter
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Minor correction. The Peru Indiana postmark reference above is from a Doremus cancelling machine, not a Columbia machine. |
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I found this older thread and thought to post my only example. Boston, June 3, 1897, type B14 ... that's all I know.  |
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