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Another couple of oddities... Scott 1358...Colour missing.  Scott 104...Weird 2and3/4 on a cancel...Never seen this before.  Robert |
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Hi John Yes, you are right..Just wanted to bring it to collectors in one spot here so they could get info on oddities. Robert hey guys..Here was John's answer..Great information..Thanks again John. Quote:
slogan machine cancel:
envelopes smaller
than 4" by 2 3/4"
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| Edited by wert - 11/28/2020 7:58 pm |
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Then why not explain what it was when you reposted? You made it look like a mystery item again. Just saying ... |
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And another weird stamp on one of my covers...Hey...No engines..?? Robert   |
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2 colours in gold? I'd suggest just detioration (Oxidation) , I have gold stamps where the ink has nearly turned black.
Copyright icon, I think I recall other stamps that have been prepared on the cusp of another year, and defy my searching the catalogue for the that year. (Perhaps the plate produce year and not issue date)
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| Edited by rod222 - 11/28/2020 9:25 pm |
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2 colours in gold? I'd suggest just detioration (Oxidation) , I have gold stamps where the ink has nearly turned black. You make a good point rod222...it could be caused by what you said. Robert Here are colour irregularities associated with this Scott 2184 stamp.      |
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Here is a oddity on a Scott 203 "World's Grain Exhibition and Conference" stamp...I have never on any Canadian stamp seen the Letter "1" with this design....Different. Robert  |
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Here is a little known fact about the Newfoundland Scott 62 "John Cabot" stamp.... NOT JOHN CABOTRobert   |
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Also, "Hym that found the new Isle"
The Beothuk were there already, numbering 700 or more.
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Hi rod
I thought Cabot Cabot sailed out of Bristol on the small ship Matthew in May 1497, with a crew of 18 men. The expedition made landfall in North America on June 24.
The Beothuk was a group of indigenous people who lived on the island of Newfoundland. Beginning around 1500
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Robert, re-read your history. The Beothuk were an indigenous people who moved to Newfoundland from Labrador around 1 AD.
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i think I stand corrected Peter.
Just got info from John Cabot website..
Robert
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