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Special Handling 1928 From Dad

 
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Posted 01/06/2015   1:34 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add Stamppaige to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Just came across these in the box Dad sent for Christmas. Perfs on 3 sides, probably part of a sheet? Great gum on this PP13. I got the new Scott 2015 Vol. 1 A-B in the same box for Christmas. Makes things easier and saves a lot of time. I'm going through stamps pre 1940 from Rhodesia, Malta, South Africa,Philippines, Cuba, India, Australia, China, Japan and more! I don't have Scotts for all these but I'll figure it out. Just thought I would share the find. Happy New Year to all.



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Posted 01/06/2015   1:54 pm  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add yakboomer to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Nice Christmas package! That group of pre-40 stuff sounds like lots of fun!

regards, Theron.
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Thanks Yakboomer. I have about 800 stamps to catalog from the new batch. Looks like some work that I'll enjoy.
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stamp shown is #QE2
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and from a right and pane on the sheet and margin copy. That line up the left of it on the straight edge is a cut-line or guide line from when the sheet was printed and helps the cutters liberate all 4 panes from the entire sheet for easier manipulation/handling and shipping. Good Christmas score!
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Thanks Kevin504 and I_Love_Stamps. This Stamp Community is awesome for information and responsiveness.
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