Bullseye And Socked On Nose Cancels

A few stars,

WOW littleriverphil - that's amazing. You've just demonstrated an improved definition of being 'starstruck'

From Morocco:

From Greece.

stampfan9, nice stamps and good idea to re-start the topic!

Mexico - Litho.
Maximilian Stamp
District 41, Guadalajara
Year 1866
Cancellation of Sub-district 19, Tepic



District 66, Mexico
Year 1866



Mexico - Engraved
District 112, Guanajuato
Year 1866 (as "866")
Sub-district 26, Silao



Distirct 111, Mexico
Year 1866 (as "866")



District 12, Mexico
Year 1867 (as "867")



Regards!
Rodolfo

Nice bullseye KRelyea, and congrats on 500 posts!

Thanks, I saved this pretty stamp until I got to 499 so I'd have something nice to post.

A German classic for the topic:

Is there a dealer or source for this sort of thing?I know there used to be a Precancel dealer who offered SON stamps on approval. That was 20 years ago and I doubt anyone does that now.

This may have been addressed earlier in this thread but I couldn't find it, thanks.

A few early U.S. SON
The 5c Beacon airmail.


A 4c Trans Mississippi SC 267, nice color, 4 ring target.





A pair of 1c Columbians Sc 230, quartered cork





A 5c Columbian Sc 234 with purple "Wheel of Fortune" fancy and blue Paris, France transit.





Re-engraved 6c American Banknote Sc 208 with Pine Ridge Agency Dakota





The same postmark on cover with Sc 210, partial target SON




6c Interior Sc O18 Otoe Agency Nebraska




A huge 90c Interior Sc O24, probably trimmed to imperf.




7c Continental Banknote Sc 160 fancy grid of squares




And this beauty, 15c Continental Verticaly Ribbed paper Sc 163 with quartered cork.

Here's a nice German cancel: LOCKSTEDTER LAGER 6.9.22

Lockstedter Lager is/was a military training camp which has (had?) been in use since 1625 A.D. Known by its veterans as "Lo-La".