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Tasco Booklet Question

 
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1typesetter
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I read that Gayland Glen Bird has passed on. He published the guidebook of these TASCO booklets so I can't ask him.

I came across a Confederate booklet that doesn't appear to be listed and was wondering if this is a new variety.



It is a T6 Booklet Type II with no company name but with a byline of By Roger W. Sargent like the Type IV and V.

Any information on this variety?

Thanks.
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This booklet appears to be listed as "T6-2" in "The Springfield Facsimiles of Confederate Postage Stamps" by Roth, Crown, and Kaufmann on page 60. It also notes that there should by "R. W. S." on the back cover.
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Just to clarify, here is what I am asking:



You will notice that Type II has no company name in the bottom box and no byline in the top box.

Type IV, V and VI have the byline in the top box but company names in the bottom box.

So, is the OP a version of Type II?

Here is the back. It does have the R.W.S. imprinted at the bottom.

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