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Ux Post Cards 1924 And Earlier Looking For More Information

 
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ggreve
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Card #1 of series:

1924 use of a Scott design number PC3, maybe it is the closest I could see?

Is there another section in the Scott Catalog for post cards with a paid reply?
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My catalog has a chapter "paid reply postal cards" , UY numbers and your card could be UY2 ?

Peter
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Yes, UY2, but since it appears to be only the message portion, with the reply portion detached, it would be UY2m, strictly speaking.

This card would be a great addition to ikeyPikey's "Micrographia" thread: https://goscf.com/t/64710
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Your card is aa Scott listed UY2m, first issued in March 1 1898 and is a rather late usage.
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ggreve
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Card #2 of series:

1906 use of a Scott #UX18. It looks like it was from Macon, GA to Monticello, GA.




Thank you for your replies. Great information!

Any additional information that you can confer about this post card?

I have one more that my be of interest to you all.


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ggreve
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Card #3 of series, and last card of this thread:

This is likely a UX5. It cannot be a UX4. I did not see a USPOD watermark when I held it up to the light. This is the way you check watermarks for postal stationary and post cards, right?

It is not UX7 or UX7a either.




Thank you for looking and commenting.
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ggreve
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Any confirmation if card 3 is a UX5?
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It's a 5, with no watermark. Strong light or you could try fluid to be certain.
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Edited by craigk - 02/27/2019 11:58 am
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