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Friday, July 1, 2011

The Slow Days of Summer

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Regular readers should note that your editor/publisher is travelling today for 5 weeks of what the State Department calls home leave .  Post...
Thursday, June 30, 2011

Plate misalignment for R167 5ct Documentary Battleship

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Dave Thompson sent in this R167 block of four showing the columns to be vertically misaligned.  Black lines have been drawn on the horizon...
Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Washington Subtypes

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Dave Thompson sends in this scan of a recent Ebay purchase in which the seller misidentified the stamp type.  Which type do you think this...
Monday, June 27, 2011

R192A $5 Commerce Documentary: No Numeral and No Varnish

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R192a $5 Green Documentary Dave Thompson sent in this scan of an R192, MNH, with no surcharged numeral.  The Scott catalog lists the stamp ...

Cancel for June 28: T. D. & Brother

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T.  D.  &  BRO. JUN   28   1899 W-B.,  PA. Help needed in identifying this cancel in full.  Who is T.D.?  And what was he doing in Wilk...
Sunday, June 26, 2011

Cancel for June 27: Bi-Metallic Bank

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BI - METALLIC JUN  27  1899 B  A  N  K. R175 5 dollar documentary The Bi-Metallic Bank was so named in the late 19th century when bi-meta...

Auctions, Ebay Lot: R155 Cancelled July 1, 1898

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The G. C. M. July 1 1898 NEW YORK This stamp just sold on Ebay today for $36.  A great cancel on the first day of use, July 1, 1898.
Saturday, June 25, 2011

Chappell/Joyce vs Joyce/Buford: The American Medicine Company

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Here is a second example contrasting the 1950s compiled list of proprietary printed cancels by Chappell/Joyce with the late 20th century ver...

Abbott Alkaloidal Handstamps and Joyce/Buford Lists

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In yesterday's Abbott Alkaloidal post , I mentioned that the Joyce/Buford data contains listings for handstamps for most companies.  Th...
Friday, June 24, 2011

Cancel for June 25: G & P

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G.  &  P. JUN 25 1900 Haverhill, Mass.

Chappell/Joyce vs Joyce/Buford: Abbott Alkaloidal Company

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This past Tuesday, I raised the difficulties posed in trying to update the Chappell/Joyce Printed Cancels list in view of new data presented...
Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Another Repeat Offender

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It isn't all that unusual to see proprietary stamps used to pay the 1898 check tax, and it is likely that if someone did it on one check...
Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Proprietary Printed Cancels

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Its been quite awhile since this site has considered proprietary printed cancels.  For a period, going back over one year ago,  I began to s...
Monday, June 20, 2011

Cancel for June 20: Florida Central & Peninsular Railroad

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F. C. & P. R. R. Co. JUN 20 1899  
Sunday, June 19, 2011

Documentary Printed Cancels Update

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The search for 1898 documentary printed cancels hasn’t led to many collectors volunteering scans of their stamps. I suspect there just aren’...
Saturday, June 18, 2011

Auctions: RN-X Paper Samples Booklet

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The sample booklet referred to in the previous two posts just sold for $1600. 

What is in the Sample Books?

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Concerning the sample book at auction in the Siegel Rarities of the World Sale, I asked Scott Trepel if he could scan a page or two for me i...
Friday, June 17, 2011

Auctions: Sample Booklet of Revenue Stamped Paper for RNX4 and RNX7, Siegel Rarities of the World Sale, June 18, 2011

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1c and 2c Orange RNX stamped paper sample book. 194 pages of different colors and paper types, each with a 1c and 2c impression In tomorrow...
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Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Cancel for June 15: Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway

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L. S. & M. S. R'Y JUN  15  1900
Monday, June 13, 2011

Cancel for June 14: P. A. Hewitt, Auditor of the Dayton & Union Railroad

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P. A. H. JUN  14  1901 According to Henry Tolman, PA Hewitt was the Auditor of the Dayton & Union Railroad at the time of this cancel....

Cancel for June 13: Central Equipment Company

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CENTRAL EQUIPMENT CO. JUN 13 1899 From The Official Railway Equipment Register of 1901: There is not much out there on the Central Equ...
Sunday, June 12, 2011

On Beyond Holcombe: Gilbert Brothers & Company

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Editors Note : Malcolm A. Goldstein is a contributing blogger for 1898 Revenues. This post is part of a  continuing column on the companies...
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