Has Anyone Seen A #307 With An Precancel?

I have a scott 307 pre canceled Chicago Ill anyone seen this before?

I don't have a #307 precancel, but I do have a #309 with the same style Chiacgo precancel:



In fact, I have pages of precancels for the lower 1 cent denomination (#300), so it would stand to reason that the P.O. must have used precancels on the entire series.

ah thanks.. I had searched ebay and bidstart looking for one with a precancel.. could;t find it..
I wonder how many of them there are? Scott Special says nothing about pre-cancel

I have 4 #310's Daryl part of a study on Jefferson precancels,I have posted these photo's before though I can't remember where,the first photo is of the study and stamps,the second is of the #310 stamps.






Oh P.S. The study explains what time period these were used.

The Chicago, IL, type is L-4 is one of the most common precancels, but the higher values are rarer.

Is there a difference between the L-4 and the L-4E (as shown on the nuggethill scan)?

In the Town & Type listings, the suffix indicates the method used to print the precancel. "E" stands for electrotype, "HS" is a hand stamp, "TS" is typeset, etc. Each local style number exists with only one printing method, as far as I know (although I suppose it would in theory be possible to produce an overprint using the same plate for both typeset and mimeographed overprints, for example). That is to say, if there is an L-4 E, there will be no L-4 HS, no L-4 TS, etc.

Ryan

Stampvirgin, There are between 30-40K different city/post office pecancels.

thank you all for the information..
rod you are a wiz at this stuff.

it would be nice if we could all do a brain dump of our stamp knowledge.. (except for me, I would just make everyone stupid)
a star trekkie mind meld sorta thing.

Was just on ebay. Look at Item #350355577615 ... a #307 precancel from Philadelphia. (IMO, way overpriced, though.)