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Fig. 21-1. (select any pic to enlarge) |
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< Fig. 21-2 Fig. 21-3 > |
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< Fig. 21-4 Fig. 21-5 > |
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< Fig. 21-8
Bonus 21-9 >
(close-up of Fig. 21-7
postmark, high contrast) |
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Bonus 21-10.
30c stamp on one-ounce international surface letter to the Netherlands, Aug. 10, 1981.
(Courtesy of Neal Lamb.) |
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Bonus 21-11 |
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| | Three 30c stamps and Great American 5c stamp on one-ounce 1st-class political appeal sent certified, July 20, 1984. 20c paid the postage and 75c paid the certified fee. Note the mention on the cover of first-class stamps enclosed to further encourage a donation response (as if the "certified" service wasn't enough attention; actually, this could backfire since the recipient has to sign for it and might resent the effort). Since the letter rate was 20c and the postage reference is to the plural, I wonder if they were an Americana 10c coil pair? Maybe someone will recall seeing this mailing with its inserts intact and can report. |
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Bonus 21-12
30c stamp with Great American 1c stamp and two 20c Flag stamps on four-ounce (85-113 g) 1st-class letter, October 25, 1984. Technically a "late use", as the Great American 30c replacement was issued the prior month (although post offices generally had to order it when they needed more 30c stamps). |
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Contents (c) 2009,
Ronald Blanks. Contact by e-mail: rblanks_stamps@yahoo.com |
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