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Difference Between 727 And 752 3c Violet

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tomiseksj
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Posted 11/24/2012   07:51 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add tomiseksj to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Great question rohumpy! I hadn't considered using plate numbers to differentiate between the two issues.

Durland's catalogs six plates that were used to print Scott 727. Two of those plates, 21118 and 21119, were also used to print Scott 752.

So this block (pulled from an ebay offering) could be either 727 or 752:



But this block (also from ebay) is definitely a 727:

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Edited by tomiseksj - 11/24/2012 08:32 am
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As to the plate numbers appearing on the souvenir sheets. Can anyone confirm that different plate numbers were used in the Farley printings. I have always thought that the reprints were made using the same plates as previously used.

I still maintain that distinguishing the souvenir sheets is not possible unless you have the uncut sheets showing the gutters between the individual sheets.


The 1933 Scott # 730 sheet is plate # 21145 while the 1935 Farley's Follies sheet #766 has plate 21159 on it
The 1933 Scott # 731 sheet is plate # 21146 and the 1935 version is plate #21160

the smaller 6 stamp sheets all have the same plate #s on them though
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