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I thank you, yet again, Dianne. Thanks very much. Please let me know what you collect, though. Steve    |
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 1902 8c Martha Washington I believe this is the first US stamp where the person honored was an American woman. |
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 1902 13c Benjamin Harrison, the twenty-third President of the United States, serving one term from 1889 to 1893. |
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 1902 $1 David Glasgow Farragut (July 5, 1801 – August 14, 1870) was the first admiral of the United States Navy. |
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Here is Germany 1203, a 1975 Souvenir Sheet. The sheet itself has some color, but the stamps themselves are black and white. The sheet honors three German winners of the Nobel Peace Prize.  |
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| Edited by laswabbie - 05/15/2008 10:58 pm |
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Quote: Was that the correct rate or was it overpaid? The three 15c black Lincolns paid the triple rate, for over 1 ounce but under 1.5 ounce, 15c per 1/2 ounce. |
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Three 1c private die proprietary medicine stamps from John F. Henry on different papers. These various papers are: a) Old paper, 1862-71. First Issue. Hard and brittle varying thick to thin. b) Silk paper, 1871-77. Second Issue. Soft and porous with threads of silk, mostly red, blue and black, up to 1/4" in length. c) Pink paper, 1877-78. Third Issue. Soft paper colored pink ranging from pale to deep shades.  #RS114a old paper --- #RS114b silk paper --- #RS114c pink paper. |
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Very Nice Stamps guys
I miss working on my collection. I get very little time these days so I try to keep up with at least some of the new here.
Dianne |
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Don't grumble that the roses have thorns, be thankful that the thorns have roses |
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Great Warehouse triplet T, don't often get to see the different versions together like this.
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I never new there were so many ways to collect stamps. These are truly great looking stamps and I can see why you want to collect the black and whites. Are there any black and whites still produced anywhere? |
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Almost all countries have stopped producing engraved single color stamps. Just Sweden and a few others still produce them. |
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Here is a playing card revenue stamp produced by the New York Consolidated Card Company (#RU14b, silk paper).  |
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Tom, that is awesome! The detail is great!
Thanks for posting! Gussyboy1 |
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Thank you , everybody, for sharing your black & white stamps. I've seen some really nice ones here. Steve    |
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