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Here is a "neat" little cover that is using all 14 stamps issued on May 12th, 1937 from Newfoundland. It is made of 2 sets, 230-232 Coronation Omnibus Isse and 233-243 Long Coronation Issue. Though you might enjoy this...  
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Canada
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Nice cover PoStat
I like the small town cancellation too. I think those are better than officially produced covers from the capital cities.
Chimo
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Overcome by that clean, small village cancel from Aquaforte, Newfoundland I spent an enjoyable hour checking the community out on Google Maps and Images. Wiki, as well as other sites. My hope was to locate a picture of its post office but I did not find one. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquaforte |
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Compliments to you-- a really beautiful and historical cover.
You might find it of interest that according to the Newfoundland Specialized Stamp Catalogue (NSSC), this tiny town cancel (which of course is a split ring cancel) is listed with a population of 176 people and opened in 1891. It is in the S.S. (Southern Shore) district.
I would hazard a guess that the value is incrementally higher as compared to say a St Johns cancel.
I have a similar FDC which I shall post later |
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Here is a comparable first day cover from May 12, 1937. Not all the stamps as above, but #230, #231, #232. This was also registered at St Johns with the cancel plus blue pencil on front and back. I got it for $1 back in the 1970s.  |
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Great cover Tommy. Thanks for sharing. Also thanks for the info on Aguaforte |
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Both covers are great! I have just started to collect Newfoundland and find the subject fascinating.  |
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I just ran across a FDC similar to the ones posted here. I am interested in any opinions...  |
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PoStat4evR..Nice cover.
There will not be many covers coming from this small town, since in 2011 the population was 83 people..
Robert
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PoStat4evR. Check the stamps carefully. There are some great finds to to made on this series of stamps. Here are the two fdc I have. Both sent registered from St Johns. One to UK, one to Usa. The plain cover having several varieties. Would you like to see the varieties ?.   |
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I am interested in seeing more of the varieties. The others are old posts. I brought it back to keep this FDC grouped. So, they are fairly common? What kind of value? Anything odd to look for in the stamps?
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jaxom100. Thanks for bringing this old post back to life. I think my cover will be of great interest to newfoundland, and variety collectors. The first is the 3c. This stamp looks like its the misplaced entry shown on re-entries.com.    |
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