This appears to be the first time that we actually know for sure where any were used as well, unless someone has used a cancel to determine a specific company and location.
Quote: Even the two on this document are different, with different spacings. Yet one would expect them to be the same if they came from the same office.
The overprints were presumably typewritten. So whoever typed the overprint simply typed Series then rolled the platen and typed 1941. I am sure that person wasn't concerned about making the spacing identical.
Well I guess when it is time to update the catalougue this year maybe I can can convince the editors to add this also. A large type Series 1940 on a stock tranfer stamp.
Who will find this handstamp on a Silver Tax Stamp ?
These are not typewritten. I recall them as appearing to be a light letterpress, but it has been a while since I examined one in person. It's possible that they were put on by a well made handstamp.
Just passing on the info that this document did get a PFC stating that it is genuine. The number is 559494, although the PF site has not been updated with the most recent certs as of yet.
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