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Nice one, Stefani:
I like them with light cancellations. However, t360's example with the blue cancellation is also very nice.
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Don't grumble that the roses have thorns, be thankful that the thorns have roses |
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 Here is 2c black Jackson used on a patriotic cover postmarked at Coalmont, Pennsylvania. It is addressed to Mr. John Wilson, Barton, Allegany Co., Maryland.  Barton is in west Maryland near Cumberland, about 70 miles from Coalmont, PA.  |
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Tom I think you must be part magician. You're always pulling great things out of your hat  Dianne  |
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Don't grumble that the roses have thorns, be thankful that the thorns have roses |
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What a great thread of information. Only problem is now I have to have one  . I will be keeping an eye out for a black Jack, (other that the one in the bottle at Steve's house). And that patriotic cover is a beaut Tom. I have to agree with Dianne, you are a Magician. |
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I could swear I read a story in one of last month's stamp magazines about a guy who used a ton of Black Jacks to decorate the walls in his boyhood bedroom. He must have nightmares about that today. |
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G'Day all,I picked these up this week from a S/Wants auction,one on the right is a bit scruffy but it's the best centered black jack I've seen to date.  regards Harry Oh and P.S. there both bottom end with cut and missing perf's but $10.00 for each I couldn't resist the temptation Edited for P.S. |
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| Edited by nuggethill - 05/15/2009 4:42 pm |
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I think AJ was a bit "scruffy" himself.  [Edit for spelling] |
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| Edited by kirks - 05/13/2009 8:38 pm |
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 I won this cover at the H. J. W. Daugherty auction held today at WALPEX.  The grill jumped out at me, it was listed as #87 "E grill". |
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Thanks Harry! I agree with Tom (nr-notrare) that a bold unambiguous grill is more important than centering on the US 19th century grilled issues. |
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Yes mate you and NR are both right,the grill tends to jump out at you and you don't seem to notice the off centering . |
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