I've found this stamp in one of my grandfather's bag of old stamps, and I can't seem find it anywhere(I searched in scotts catalogue and various internet sites). As you can see in the picture, the left and bottom is imperforated(I also have the one with horizontal imperforation):
If anyone can tell me any information about it, I will much appreciated.
Definitely Scott #1213 (if not tagged) or #1213b (if tagged). The straight edges mean that the stamp came from a booklet pane. The position of the straight edges would indicate that it was the bottommost stamp on the left side of the booklet pane.
Here's an illustration of the three types of booklet panes for the Scott 1213 stamp. (The complete booklet of 5 stamps + label would be identified as Scott 1213a.)
The only difference in the examples shown below is the text of the non-postage label that was in the UL corner of the booklet. As stated previously, the LL corner of the booklet is where the original stamp image came from.
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Posted 03/26/2014 5:29 pm
