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All Forums Category: US Stamps and Covers Discussions Forum: US Classic Stamps - As Issued and Used

Help With Identification Of Scott 134 And 135.

 
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maverickx
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What is your take on these two? Is the Franklin ultramarine and is the 2 cent vermilion? Thanks for your help!
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disi123
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The scans don't appear to exhibit any grill,
which would rule out both 134 and 135...

Larger scans would help... the candidates
would be 145, 146, 156, 157 and 206...
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disi123
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P.S. ... vermilion without grill would
be a 183, as per below...


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maverickx
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More pics..



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The 2c stamp is Scott 146 (unless it has a paper grill, then
it is 135). The 1c stamp is Scott 206, the Re-engraved issue.
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maverickx
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Thank you very much ororstampman. Neither have grills.
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