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Recent find on ebay. Will help me in my study of the 295 vinty shifts, If you have a 295 of interest please post it. Thank you

Hi Richar. Maybe you need to get familiar with all the goodies on this forum. Your stamp and it's varieties slow and fast trains have been featured here before. If you go to the "search" button on the upper right of this and every page you will find several beauties


Peter

What I realized also is that Scott specialized doesn't list the types, like fast, slow, crashing, etc.

Rismoney, they are not different types, just varieties. The stamps were printed in stages - the red borders first, then the black picture in the middle. This did not always go as intended so that the train could be anyhwere on the stamp


Peter

i spent 10 years on the Richard Frajola board of philatelics and have researched such things.We can always learn more. The shifts need there own category, Prices are all over the place. This is my next thing to do give them a category people can use as a reference. Thank you for your help.Last year I purchased a box of covers and went through it, It was a postmasters collection from the 40s. The auction house never looked closely at the 100 Scott 319 cover or any covers. What I found and had a certificate for was on cover a strip of three 319fjs. Another issue found. It seams most experts say there are 319fjs already found on cover out there and are registered. But what I have found is none registered with all. So my new question have any one on hear ever came across 319fjs on cover? Mine is up for sale on ebay. I do have an offer and might take it. I love the research more then the money.

I assume by 319fjs you mean plural of 319Fj ??

yes three in a row