2006 2 Cent Navaho Necklace Small Date

While going through my 2003-08 Americana Series, I noticed the 2006 two-cent Navaho Necklace Scott #3751 is described in the American Heirloom album as a "Large Date". I found some "Small Date" ones among my similar stamps, but can't find the "Small Date" variety in my Scott Specialized, nor is there a spot in my album for the small date. It seems counterintuitive that, if there is a "Large Date" indicated, that there must be a "Small Date" space, but I can't find it mentioned anywhere. The answer is probably very simple, but I can't figure it out. Help!

Though I do not have a catalog in front of me, I believe the Navajo Jewelry stamps are:
- 2750, pane, self-adhesive, dated "2004"
- 3751, pane, self-adhesive, dated "2006" large, no microprint
- 3752, pane, self-adhesive, dated "2006" small, microprint in jewelry
- 3753, pane, self-adhesive, dated "2007"
- 3758B, coil, water-activated

There are 4 2c Necklace versions:

3750 - Avery, 2004 date, 11x11
3751 - Sennett, larger 2006, 11 1/4 x 11 1/2
3752 - Ashton Potter, smaller 2006, 11 1/4 x 1
3753 - Sennett, 2007, 11 1/4 x 10 3/4

https://www.bardostamps.com/kart-A/...003/3752.asp
https://www.bardostamps.com/kart-A/...003/3751.asp


bluejay is correct. See links


Peter

Thanks for the help. In my defense for this seemingly stupid oversight, Scott Specialized says nothing about 3751 having a large date, nor does it mention that 3752 has a small date. To compound this, my Heirloom album only identifies 3752 as having the micro USPS. Seems like both should have included this rather significant fact. Again, thanks for clarifying this for me.