@krash, very nice FDC, sheet and info on this issue. Thanks for sharing. Mike
Collecting Canada, US, UK, Ireland, Germany, France & Austria. Also collecting some classic era stamps of some British Commonwealth Island countries and topicals like WW2, Capt. Cook, Horatio Nelson.
It's a bit to wordy even for a postage stamp I'll admit; I'll also go as far to say it's an unbalanced vignette design and not the pinnacle of the bureau but it was appropriate for the period. I get a bit tired of the purple too....
I collect United States Classics, classic covers, Tobacco related covers & bill-heads and World fair ephemera (prior to 1930's)
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Post by Gordon Lee on Mar 10, 2014 22:27:31 GMT -5
Greetings Mr. krash . Well, I like it. There's nothing like a stamp with a whole lot of detail. It's much better than, say, a 1959 postage due. . As a newspaper boy in a small mid-western town I learned a lot about people. For one, that for every customer who paid on time and gave good tips, there were at least two that didn't think twice about stiffing a youngster. If I didn't think it through properly, I could have used that free enterprise torch to light up their porch. But I did, so I didn't. So, I guess it taught me restraint as well. . Yup, I like it. . Respectfully,
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