mint. mint. United States

United States -- Scott #183 mint stamp Original gum. Brilliant color. Hinge mark. Rounded corner top left. (Image1)

Cat Value. 100

mint. mint. United States

United States -- Scott #243 mint stamp $3 Columbian. Desirable stamp with fresh appearance that is becoming hard to find mint. Well centered. Original gum with hinge mark. (Image1)

Cat Value. 1,350

mint. United States

United States -- Scott #244 mint stamp $4 Columbian. Rich color. Original gum with hinge mark. A beauty. (Image1)

Cat Value. 2,000

mint. United States

United States -- Scott #245 mint stamp $5 Columbian. Sound stamp with original gum and hinge mark. (Image1)

Cat Value. 2,300

mint. United States

United States -- Scott #252 mint tab single stamp Fresh as day of issue. Slightly disturbed gum on reverse. Hinged on tab. Stamp is mint never hinged. (Image1)

Cat Value. 125

mint. United States

United States -- Scott #Q10 mint stamp 50c Parcel Post tab single mint never hinged stamp. (Image1)

Cat Value. 250

mint. United States

United States -- Scott #RB20 mint strip of seven stamps Mint never hinged bottom row strip of seven stamps with plate number, arrow and Bureau of Engraving and Printing mark. Perf separations between second and third stamps from left. (Image1)

Cat Value. 125

mint. mint. United States

Ephemera -- Set of Eaton's Fine Letter Papers Cinderella stamps In 1938, Eaton’s Fine Letter Papers contracted The American Bank Note Company to make a series of 10 label stamps to be released in 1939, in conjunction with the opening of the New York World's Fair. The labels looked so much like stamps that people affixed them on letters. The postal department told Eaton to discontinue the stamps. American Bank Note Company destroyed the printing plates. The centering on these stamps is superb. They are mint never hinged. (Image1)

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