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Marcus W. Baldwin - American Engraver

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Posted 04/18/2018   07:09 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jorgesurcl to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
lithograving - Unfortunately not...it's an image found on the web.
That stamp (US Sc# 292) in that condition exceeds my limits.

Here we have another stamp engraved by him...

Panama - 1921
Sc# 232 - Manuel José Hurtado
Printed by American Bank Note Co.

Vignette engraved by Marcus W. Baldwin

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That stamp (US Sc# 292) in that condition exceeds my limits.


Yes I don't expect to own one like that either.
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Posted 04/21/2018   09:26 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jorgesurcl to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
USA - 1902
Sc# 308 - Benjamin Harrison
Printed by BEP

Vignette engraved by Marcus W. Baldwin
Frame & lettering engraved by Lyman F. Ellis



USA - 1899
$2 Silver Certificate
Printed by BEP

Allegorical figures engraved by Marcus W. Baldwin


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Posted 04/25/2018   05:02 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add jjarmstrong47 to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply


According to my information, Baldwin engraved this set for El Salvador in 1894 when he had his own company. It was printed by the Hamilton Bank Note Company so he must have done it under contract to them.
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Thanks for the Cuban information. I had nothing at all on those.
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Collecting postal history of WW2 in Italy, Chicago precancels and world-wide line engraved. http://www.engravedstamps.net
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According to my information, Baldwin engraved this set for El Salvador in 1894 when he had his own company. It was printed by the Hamilton Bank Note Company so he must have done it under contract to them.

Yes, Baldwin engraved that stamp and also the 10p. (Sc#103) from the same series :



Costa Rica - 1923 - Sc# 122
Columbus soliciting aid of Isabella
Printed by American Bank Note Co.

Vignette engraved by Marcus W. Baldwin



(Issued in carmin rose in 1926 also - Sc# 123)

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Posted 09/26/2019   11:11 am  Show Profile Bookmark this reply Add usmedalman to your friends list  Get a Link to this Reply
Beautiful! The true golden age of American engraving. This is why I got back into stamp collecting.
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This portrait of Beethoven is very likely the work of Marcus Baldwin; it bears the imprint of Baldwin & Gleason and two dates, 1883 and 1886. The probable explanation is that Baldwin completed it on his own in 1883, and it was added to the B&G stock three years later.



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