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Recently Acquired Examples Of Scott 24

 
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Posted 06/25/2017   12:28 am  Show Profile Bookmark this topic Add Douglas Andrew Willinger to your friends list Get a Link to this Message
Two examples of a "sock on the nose" in red found days apart on ebay.





Note the difference in the development of the design at the upper left corner



Note the horizontal ink smearing at the top of the top stamp. And note the same issue with the two singles.

What plate and positions are these?
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Posted 06/25/2017   02:24 am  Show Profile Check ray.mac's eBay Listings Bookmark this reply Add ray.mac to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Douglas, the pair are 11R7 and 21R7. Just sitting here in a restaurant waiting for a late nite snack, and took a quick look.

Hope this helps, Ray
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I think top one is D relief ... ?78L7. Would like a better res scan.

Second is B relief? Need to work on more. Not sure can plate it with scan.

They are both quality stamps. Very nice!
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Thank you to both of you.

I wish we did not have this 200kb file limit. The original scans are considerably larger at either 1200 or 2400dpi.

One of the stamps has some info penciled in on the rear which I shall post later.

Meanwhile I have found another Scott 24 with a red cancel that I shall add to to this post after it arrives.
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notation on 1st stamp's rear:

#24 NYC Carrier cnl Herst-Sampson #633

https://www.amazon.com/New-Herst-Sa...p/1877998001

No such notation on the 2nd stamp nor the pair.
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A 3rd copy of a Scott 24 with red cancel, this one to the left, obtained via ebay:

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