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You're super welcome, dittrich.
There is also Skinner and Eno United States Cancellations 1845-1869. I do not have that, as I do not have any stamps prior to 1887. |
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I be confused about "Skinner and Eno United States Cancellations 1845-1869"
not a NC-9 ? what then |
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Skinner and Eno, is another catalog for your reference, for any cancels you may have questions about, in your collection.
Yours does look like the NC-9 shown in the Cole catalog.
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Skinner and Eno catalog is from 1845-1869
Cole catalog is from 1870-1894
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Off the top it looks to me like a Cincinnati numeral killer. I didn't check though.
If you think you will be doing a lot with postal markings, including cancels, then you might look into membership in the US Cancellation Club. They have a quarterly journal, and do have international members. |
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Posted 10/27/2015 1:15 pm
