My Small Collection Of Revenues And Stock Transfers

Just a few of what I have.

Interesting that the vignette on the first two of the Statue of Liberty is so similar to the Statue of Liberty on the 4th Bureau Issue of the 1920's. If the wording on the two is true then they are 1914 and 1915.

I need to pay more attention I had never noticed the different months and years at the bottom of these stamps thanks for pointing that out rohumpy.

See pp. 16-20 at this link for more info. on the Statue of Liberty Stamps shown for National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association. Note that the one you scanned for March 1914 is the first one issued in that format:

http://www.postalmuseum.si.edu/symp..._Liberty.pdf

Cool it's always nice to find out you have a "1st Edition" anything....LOL

Just finished reading the article you posted wt1. Not only is it interesting to find out I have one of the first NWLDA Liberty stamps, BUT it is also the stamp of any kind to be made in the USA with the likeness of Lady Liberty on it. These stamps preceded the USPS first issue with Lady Liberty by, somewhere in the ball park of, almost 8 years. Thanks for finding this info I have saved it to my computer and when I can get a printer running will print it out to keep handy with the stamps. Also does anyone know where I could get ahold of a SC# 1044a $.11 Liberty stamp for a reasonable price. I need one to finish my liberty set.