The question here is whether or not I attributed the correct catalog number to these stamps. Was I correct? I don't know all the mistakes but I make my fair share of them. Lizardly halflizard
I am liking the whole grouping of those stamps Tonya. Thanks for sharing! The guy looks liek a movie star or something.
Sorry no numbers here! Other things rattling around in my head but no numbers.
And halflizard, is there a gathering of all your sayings / aphorisms? I am getting a kick out of those that I see. Very enjoyable. Meant in a good way I assume.
Quote: They look like Scott R440 in the 2009 edition, Volume 1.
Oh yeh, back to the subject eh? Yes, those numbers appear correct, as they are even the same back in my 1979 US Specialized edition. "Never walk your turtle without a leash or you might get somewhere"
-- Edited typos: I have hockey hangover this morning
About twenty years ago I sold a little booklet with over 100 slogans but my supply ran out a decade ago. When I become king, the first set of stamps issued will feature all of the slogans. Lizardly, halflizard
Anything too dumb to say should be repeated at least twice.
Quote: The guy looks liek a movie star or something.
The guy is G. W. Campbell.
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL (1769-1848) Secretary of the Treasury in President Madison's cabinet (1814); US Minister to Russia (1818-21); US senator and congressman from Tennessee.
I also should have noted there is 1 major variety and 1 error to look for in this issue. On the 1940 Overprint you should look for the "Sensitive Ink" Variety. These look like they are printed with a metallic ink. Used and soaked copies have a slightly blurry look to them. The error is in the year instead of 19 the date is 18.
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Posted 04/24/2010 12:44 am
Very enjoyable. Meant in a good way I assume.
