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 1894, Postal Note Forerunner, Last Day of Use Cancel (Surasky Type V, H&G #OJ5, Martin #PN7), vertical pair (comprising a
full pane that was bound into booklets) of Dunlap & Clarke Postal Notes, imprinted New Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and dated June 30, 1894, the last day of use—and of the Postal Note program; each for the grand sum of 2¢ (with a 3¢ fee!);
properly datestamped on reverse with New Bethlehem M.O.B. issuing office cancel; clean and uncreased, though perforation separations at left and right, Very Fine and extremely rare, ex Lippman, a once-in-a-lifetime chance to add a Postal Note rarity
to your collection. James Noll recorded only 68 Last Day of Use cancels, with just three from New Bethlehem (fewer than 2000 Notes are known in total). (Image) (Image2)
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Estimate $500-750
SOLD for $1,200.00
Will close during Public Auction |
