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Early US Postal Stationery

 
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jony78
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Hi all,

Found a few months back but set aside, I came across these in the back of an early album, US stamps not being a particularly strong point I assume they are postal stationery cut outs, there are more but mostly cut to shape, are they collectable or now just a curio?.

thanks
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A few more.. the album was badly foxed so I put most of it in stock cards.
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wannahocalugie
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Depends on the collector. Some like, some don't I'm learning. Check out this site it may help.
dubinweb.com/ (http://)
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jony78
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Thanks for the link, interesting site.
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I collect cut squares and 'entires' but the trend in the last two decades has been away from cut squares. Cut to shape are typically avoided by most collectors.

So in order of current preferences by US stationery collectors today is
1. Entires - highest demand, highest value
2. Cut Squares - some demand, some value
3. Cut to Shape - low demand, low value

Don
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