Are These All Scott #26's???

are these all scott 26's??

I can't say for sure based on the images provided.

would it be better if I uploaded individual pics?

the 26A would show the side frame lines ending at the top and bottom.

Below is an example of a 26 showing frame lines continuing past the top and bottom


Also the 26A frame lines are often not straight. See the crooked right side line below.

Stamp on the bottom has an outstanding chance of being number 26A. Look at the frame line on the right side. The frame lines on the outside sides had to be drawn in by hand on this type so in many cases they are crooked. The right side of your stamp is extremely crooked.

That being said, I'm not an expert on this issue and others like Winston Sinclair will chime in on this one but I'm hoping he's also going to say 26A.
Hope this helps, Ray

franklinluke, it is always better to evaluate these and other stamps with good images of each stamp. With that said, I am fairly certain that all are Type III, Scott #26. The most interesting stamp would be the one on the right. A better image of that one would be good.

stampcrow's bottom stamp is a Type IV, Scott #26A but he did say as much.

Didn't see that....but I was in the car. But it was 26A.....thanks Winston

this is better image of stamp on far right. hope this helps

Yes, Ray, you were right. Believe me, I am glad our collecting interests don't overlap anymore than they already do.

Actually, the stamp on the right (in both images) had perforations!

yes it does. thats why I assumed they was all 26's

sorry sinclair. I am a stamp rookie. im still trying to learn what is what.

here are some basics
http://dubinweb.com/USpostagestamps...eecents.html

stampcrow, that is an awesome link,
What a great three cent identification tool.