Indians On Cover From Guatemala

I have always loved this set now I have it on cover, next step is try to find blocks

That is a nice cover, both front and reverse.

Registered FDC no less!

Yep, thats a nice set to have complete on cover...many times the hi value guy is missing !!

Phil

Know anything about peck slip station in N. Y.?

Absolutely beautifully. I only have a couple from that set.

Rick::::

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Great cover......

George Herzog was a atamp dealer in lower Manhatten...Read on
The Stamp Dealers Enclave in Lower Manhattan

Downtown on Beekman Street postage stamp wholesaler M.J. Stern welcomed dealers to his "House of a Million Stamps." On Washington Street was Aero World. On Park Row were Harvey Dolin, David F. Chassy, Hugh C. Barr and Stanley Gibbons.

Famed Nassau Street, the epicenter of America's stamp dealers, remained home to John A. Fox, the Ohlman Galleries, H.E. Swift's Wakonda Stamp Company, The Broadway Stamp Company, M. Meghrig, Lee Gilbert, A. August Tiger and George Herzog.

Rick, I am not familiar with Peck Slip..but our Man Bobgggg is on the case !!

Amigo, you see my registration number is earlier than yours..shipped Guatemala Apr 21 1954..arrived NYC Apr 22 1954..pretty good ! Heres the numbers printed on the indian 1 cent red one million ,2 cetnt variable blues one million,4 cent emerald one million, 5 cent turquoise 500,000, 6 cent orange 500,000,10 cent violet 300,000 and the key piece 20 cent sepia 30 thousand !! Did Herzog corner the market on these covers ?

Its a funny thing with Guatemala high values..some of the hi value airmails they only printed three thousand..and yet they can be had for a few bucks on internet or APS circuit books !!

Phil

It would seem that he may have indeed cornered the market with these covers, Thanks for the info bob of many g's !