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Here you go. Patriotic orb/shield  Negative N or maybe Z?  Bulls-eye/target  Shield cancel  Pinwheel  close-up  |
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negative star  Geometric/circle of wedges  I have quite a few more but I'm digging through everything this early...lol |
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ILS....the cancel on the #65 appears fake.
Remember....we are talking about the 1860s....
the cancellers were majority hand carved.
This looks like it came out of a rubber stamp set. |
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A Mishawaka, IN cancellation on a pair of James Monroe stamps. Scott 562, issued 1922-1925.  |
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A Arlington, Massachusetts cancellation on a pair of James Monroe stamps, Scott number 603, issued 1923-1929.  |
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A duplex cancellation on a Pan American stamp, Scott 294, issued 1901.  A duplex cancellation on a Pan American stamp, Scott 295, issued 1901.  |
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A duplex cancellation on a Thomas Jefferson stamp, Scott number 324, issued 1904. This stamp is part of the Louisiana Purchase series.  |
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Here are four revenue stamps with manuscript cancels. The first one is Scott R6c, with a cancellation date of December 16, 1864.  The second stamp is Scott R15c, with a cancellation date of December 3, 1866.  The next stamp is R24c, and has a cancellation date of August 6, 1868.  The last stamo is also R24c, with a cancellation date of May 25, 1866.  |
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Here are three George Washington stamps with sock on the nose cancels. The first one is Scott 26, issued 1851-1857, with a cancel date of April 24, 1860.  The second one is Scott number 11, issued 1851-1857, with a Baltimore, Md cancel date of June 16, 18??  The last one is Scott number 26, with a cancel date of Feb 1861. NOTE: The cancellation is backwards.  |
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Here are two more Revenue stamps, Scott numbers R24c and R81c. The first one shows a cancellation date of March 10, 1870.  This one has a cancellation date of September 19, 1866.  |
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ILS - the #65 with the patriotic orb/shield looks like it may be a fake. Is it yours? And the 24c cancel appears to be a circle of wedges.
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| Edited by quigngt - 06/04/2014 09:37 am |
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Although not a "fancy" cancel this straight line Wisconsin cancel is interesting, almost the full town name on the stamp. And along side, is that really a "pointing hand" or just an interesting part of some other killer?  |
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| Edited by littleriverphil - 09/04/2014 12:42 am |
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Posted 06/03/2014 01:39 am
