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You may find more info about these by using Google images and go from there
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The top 2 are in very good condition, newspaper stamps are always collectable. The cancellations of all 3 would be of great interest to collectors of postmarks, so you really have the best of both worlds.
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Opinion: 1d CV $5 6d $10
Rare Postmarks x 5
Q Wmk 1d $5
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| Edited by rod222 - 11/04/2018 7:16 pm |
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Resurrecting this thread, because I've looked through Dave Elsnore's site (and what a great service he has done and shared, BTW), and the Newspaper stamps are not listed in Scott or in Yvert. I've looked in a 19th Century Scott Brown and there are no spaces.
I found a 3d Watermarked stamp, but it does not have the Wmk 68 or 69 Crown and Q as listed on the Image from the O.P. Can't make it out entirely, but if I had other information to go by, I probably could.
The stamp has the same cancel as the two Unwatermarked stamps from the O.P., and the number is "97".
Any help that anyone can offer here in how to identify would be helpful-- is the stamp known with other watermarks?
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Ray.mac, Are you able to post an image of the front and back of your stamp? |
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I had to remove a hinge, and now that I look at it, I can't tell if there is a WMK or not. What I was seeing before was the ink from the locomotive on the back of the stamp. So, sorry if I've raised some curiosity that maybe wasn't warranted. Fairdinkum, I've seen your site before, and thanks much for asking for the images:   Bobby, I did check out the #97, for Tambo, Queensland, and it's a very rural place. But the examples of the cancels shown were not the same (sun ray cancel), so I don't know if 97 still represents Tambo or not. Thanks for the suggestion! Appreciate the responses from all, Ray |
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Hi Ray,
Scroll down to the bottom of the Tambo page and you'll see the railway cancel for 97 Meringandan.
Not common if the 4R rating is any indication!
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| Edited by Bobby De La Rue - 01/16/2022 01:34 am |
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I query the 97 May it be a possible 3 figure number? 97 does not appear central  Hmm must be 97, numbers only go to around 800 |
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| Edited by rod222 - 01/16/2022 02:55 am |
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Quote: Interesting, something not common, represented by R's Good old British and Aussie understatement  |
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