Here Is Another Stamp From Indianapolis

This is another one I am trying to figure out. I could not find a similar regular PSS number for Indianapolis. But I think it could be a PSS 723.

not a precancel, hint - vertical line at right of right stamp

Here is a fuller example of this hand-held roller cancel typically used on parcel post, registry, 3rd class, etc.
There are two features to these devices which most frequently point to this *not* being a precancel device: the vertical line, as chasa notes. And a repeat length greater than the width of a definitive stamp, which often means the vertical line will not fall within the width of a single stamp and be a "fooler".

And a cover with this roller device clearly used as a post-cancel:


And yes, many of these roller cancels were used to (provisionally?) precancel stamps (often seen on postage dues). Here is an example of a cover forwarded from Indianapolis to Terre Haute with Terre Haute's similar roller device clearly used to precancel postage dues - note they are *not* tied:



but because their main intended use was post-cancelling and they were used both to precancel and postcancel, they will not be listed as a precancel - and rarely determnable for an off-cover stamp.

Thanks all. I'm realizing the importance of having other eyes on these things. Those examples make perfect sense. What had me stumped was the condensed lettering. Plus I totally missed the vertical line to the right on the one stamp. That's why I like this forum. There is enough members that are willing to share their knowledge to help making my collecting experience more fulfilling. Hopefully I can return the favor in the future. Thanks again!!