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Posted 04/23/2021 4:33 pm

I am been searching my first stamp lot and I came across these printed on postage bits that some are from the 1930's or maybe older.
What are these things called? are they on any online catalogs and do they have any monetary value, I have got alot of them.

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Posted 04/23/2021 4:52 pm

Here is a link to find out what you have.
http://dubinweb.com/index.html
There are also sites to figure out what they are worth.

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Posted 04/23/2021 4:54 pm

Postal stationery cut squares.

Try this site to ID and learn a bit more.

http://dubinweb.com/

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Posted 04/23/2021 4:56 pm

These are cut-outs from postal stationery. Mostly collected in their entirety, but lots of folks collect the cut-outs. They are listed in the Scott catalog

Peter

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Posted 04/23/2021 5:05 pm

Once you know what you have, the following site can give you an idea of what they are worth. It is a little old.
http://www.postalstationery.com/

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Posted 04/23/2021 5:08 pm

Thanks,

In that website the bottom 1 cent jefferson does not seem to be shown, is there some other place that this may be? It is not impressed, so it's flat.

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Posted 04/23/2021 5:14 pm

The website is for envelopes, wrappers, and letter sheets. The one cent you reference is a postal card.

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Posted 04/23/2021 5:17 pm

I think that the 1 Cent Jefferson comes from a pre-printed postcard from 1914. You can look up Scott UX27.

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Posted 04/23/2021 5:17 pm

You can find Postal Cards here https://stampsmarter.org/features/I...alCards.html
Don

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Posted 04/23/2021 5:24 pm

Thanks for all the help (and the speedy replies not hurt!).
I am sure I'll be back soon for more help.

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