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Scott # R1c
Andrew Dougherty. Very scarce. Andrew Dougherty printed cancels almost exclusively on Playing Cards revenues, presumably using other stamp types temporarily, only when their supply of Playing Cards stamps ran out.
Scott # R2a
Lawrence, Cohen & Co..
Scott # R2b
Charles Bartlet.
Scott # R2b
Samuel Hart & Co..
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R2c
Charles Bartlet.
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R2c
Lawrence, Cohen & Co..
Scott # R2c
Lawrence, Cohen & Co..
Scott # R2c
Lawrence, Cohen & Co..
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R2c
Lawrence, Cohen & Co..
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty. Red ink versions of the Daugherty cancels are quite scarce.
Scott # R2c
Samuel Hart & Co.. Horribly faulty, but the cancel is nice.
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty. Typeset error: misplaced month slug. While seen occasionally on handstamped cancels, very unusual on a printed cancel.
Scott # R2c
Andrew Dougherty. Even though the stamp itself is mangled, red ink versions of the Daugherty cancels are quite scarce.
Scott # R3b
John Moffat & Co.. Extremly rare printed cancel. 'Genuine Vegetable LIFE PILLS and Phoenix Bitters.'
Scott # R3c
Kemp, Day & Co.. 'Packers and Preservers of Meat, Poultry, Game, Fish, Fruits, Vegetables, Shell Fish, Pickles, etc.'
Scott # R3c
William A. Clark Matches.
Scott # R3c
Van Dyke Bitters.
Scott # R3c
J. T. Howland.
Scott # R3c
S.R. Van Duzer.
Scott # R3c
S.R. Van Duzer.
Scott # R3c
Brown & Durling Match Co..
Scott # R3c
Dr. Seth Arnold.
Scott # R3c
R. M. & Co..
Scott # R3c
Cahoon Manufacturing Co.. Per Mike Morrissey, this is a stamp used on a boot-black known as 'Vernatella.' Cahoon manufactured oil lamps in Portland, Me. The boot-black was undoubtedly a sideline.
Scott # R3c
Walker & Taylor. Wonderful item! The Walker & Taylor 10-line printed cancel is scarcer on the 1c denomination than the 2c. Also, the 1870 dated cancel is MUCH tougher than the 1866. Lastly, this is the first multiple I have ever seen with a Walker & Taylor cancel.
Scott # R3c
Thomas Gorman & Co.
Scott # R3c
Joseph Hoyt & Co..
Scott # R3c
Walker & Taylor. Very scarce 4-line printed cancel: 'W. & T. CONDITION POWDER 1866.'
Scott # R3c
Damon & Baker. Selection of very scarce Damon & Baker printed proprietary cancels. Company was located in Coaticook, Quebec, Canada. Cancels vary by date, font, and ink color. Full retail prices of these cancels range from $250 to $400 per stamp, with the green ink cancels being the most rare and expensive.
Scott # R3c
Byam, Carlton Match Co..
Scott # R3c
Cutting & Co.. Canned goods manufacturer.
Scott # R3c
Ruth & Fleming. Oyster and fruit packer (canned goods).
Scott # R3c
James R. Dey.
Scott # R3d
J. T. Howland, Proprietor.
Scott # R5a
M.D.B..
Scott # R6c
D.M.F.. Unusual fancy printed cancel, with the gothic letter initials at top. Because these are seen with different letter combinations at top, speculation is that these are for bond coupons, with the bondholder's initials printed at top.
Scott # R6c
The Citizens' Gas Light Co. of Brooklyn.
Scott # R6c
G. C..
Scott # R7a
The Ben Franklin Associates. Printed cancel on an admission ticket to the 59th Semi-Annual Conference of The Ben Franklin Associates, to be held on July 4, 1863. The only reported example.
Scott # R11c
Lawrence, Cohen & Co.. Red playing card cancels are quite rare, especially on the blue 2-cent playing cards.
Scott # R12c
Samuel Hart & Co..
Scott # R13c
Frederick Brown. Druggist.
Scott # R13c
Scott # R13c
Wilkins & Co.. Canners.
Scott # R13c
Walker & Taylor.
Scott # R13c
Dr. Fitler. Very rare printed cancel 'Dr. Fitler's Carminative for Infants and Adults. Price 35 cts'
Scott # R13c
Damon & Baker. Rare proprietary medicine cancel. Damon & Baker was located in Coaticook, Quebec, Canada.
Scott # R15c
Hudson River Railroad.
Scott # R15c
Scott # R15c
Unusual fancy printed cancel, with the gothic letter initials at top and the 3D block numbers in the year. Because these are seen with different letter combinations at top, speculation is that these are for bond coupons, with the bondholder's initials printed at top. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R17c
Samuel Hart & Co..
Scott # R17c
Samuel Hart & Co.. A complete playing card wrapper from the Samuel Hart & Co. playing card company for their 'Linen Eagle' playing cards. It features 2-cent and 3-cent Playing Cards stamps with printed script December 1863 'SH&Co.' cancels. Presumably the selling price of the deck of cards increased at a later date, thus necessitating the addtiion of the 3 5-cent Playing Card stamps using a later single-line block style handstamp cancel.
Scott # R17c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R18c
Read Gordon. Canner.
Scott # R18c
A.T. Shallenberger, Patent Medicine.
Scott # R18c
S.R. Van Duzer.
Scott # R18c
William H. Ruggles. Wonderful cancel created from printer's type in both straight lines and arcs. In addition to being a photographer, he was also a 'Dealer in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Perfumery and Fancy Articles. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired.' Ex-Baryla, from his award winning Civil War Sun Tax exhibit.
Scott # R18c
Mathew Brady. Great strike of 'Brady' script cancel on a CDV of an unidentified soldier. CDV has front marks tying together the 'Brady' and 'Washington' script printed cancels.
Scott # R18c
Mathew Brady. Scarce 'Washington' script printed cancel. Considerably more scarce than the 'Brady' script cancel.
Scott # R21c
Lawrence & Cohen.
Scott # R22c
Walker & Taylor. Extremely rare 7-line Walker & Taylor printed cancel; much more scarce than the 10-line printed cancels found on the 1-cent and 2-cent denominations.
Scott # R22c
W. H. Jessup & Co.. Very scarce printed match company cancel.
Scott # R22c
S. R. Van Duzer. Cancel is just a wee bit out of position...
Scott # R24c
Scott # R24d
Several silk fibres visible on the face of the stamp.
Scott # R25a
Adams or American Express Co..
Scott # R26c
United States Stamp Company. Ex-Steven Belasco. From his exhibit: 'Edgar H. Judkins, a Lowell Mass. stamp dealer, began using the name United States Stamp Company in 1865. E.T. Gage was a clerk in Lowell. In 1866 they sold shares in the United States Stamp Company in what may have been the first syndication of a stamp business. At least 100 shares were sold to several different investors. The 5-cent revenue rate applied to shares in an unincorporated company.'
Scott # R27a
Scott # R27c
Scott # R28c
Lake Oswego Bank.
Scott # R28c
Mathew Brady.
Scott # R29c
Samuel Hart & Co..
Scott # R30c
E.S.L..
Scott # R38c
Lawrence & Cohen.
Scott # R38c
Samuel Hart & Co..
Scott # R38c
Samuel Hart & Co..
Scott # R38c
Andrew Dougherty.
Scott # R44c
Fitchburg Railroad Company.
Scott # R44c
Fitchburg Railroad Co..
Scott # R44c
Isaac's Harbor Gold Co.. Very scarce printed cancel.
Scott # R47a
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Tolman C-51b.
Scott # R47c
Banjamin D. Kennedy, Insurance Agent.
Scott # R49c
Isaac harbor Gold Co..
Scott # R53c
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co.
Scott # R53c
Fitchburg Railroad Co.. Tolman F-1A-2.
Scott # R54c
J.R. Ingersoll, J. Miller Craig and Charles Willing. J.R. Ingersoll, J. Miller Craig and Charles Willing, Trustees of the Trust created by the Estate of William Bingham. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R66c
Edward Dennison Morgan & Co.
Scott # R70a
J.R. Ingersoll, J. Miller Craig and Charles Willing. J.R. Ingersoll, J. Miller Craig and Charles Willing, Trustees of the Trust created by the Estate of William Bingham.
Scott # R70c
Dayton & Western Railroad. Stamp is munged, but the cancel is nice.
Scott # R75c
J.R. Ingersoll, J. Miller Craig and Charles Willing. J.R. Ingersoll, J. Miller Craig and Charles Willing, Trustees of the Trust created by the Estate of William Bingham.
Scott # R79c
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co.
Scott # R85a
Scott # R109
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R111
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co.
Scott # R112
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R115
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co.
Scott # R116
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R117
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R120
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R123
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co.
Scott # R127
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R128
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R137
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R139
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R140
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R141
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R142
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R144
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R145
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R148
Brady's Bend Iron Co.. While at first glance it appears to be a handstamped cancel, it is actually a printed cancel. See my page devoted to the cancels of the Brady's Bend Iron Co. Ex-Morrissey.
Scott # R229
USPS. Parcel tag with Scott C1, C3, a block of four of 531 imperfs, and a split-precanceled R229 paying the parcel post tax. Tag was for 25 pounds of mission stamp mixture. Great aesthetic variety.
Scott # RB1a
Dr. Seth Arnold.
Scott # RB1a
A. A. Constantine.
Scott # RB1a
B. & Co..
Scott # RB1a
H. Hutchings.
Scott # RB1a
Graham. Well-known diminuitive printed signature cancel.
Scott # RB1a
Walker & Taylor. Excellent inverted strike of 8-line printed cancel: 'SLOAN'S Condition Powder, Horse Ointment, Family Ointment. Instant Relief. WALKER & TAYLOR'.
Scott # RB1a
Henry Tetlow. Cosmetics manufacturer.
Scott # RB1a
J W T.
Scott # RB1b
E.W. Hoyt & Co..
Scott # RB1b
Scott # RB1b
A. A. Constantine.
Scott # RB2a
E. Fougera & Co.. Very interesting double strike of the printed cancel, with one offset about 30 degrees. While examples of multiple cancel strikes are occasionally found on handstamp cancels, such an occurrence of a printed cancel is very unusual (entire sheets of stamps are run through a printing press rather than stamps being canceled individually).
Scott # RB2a
F. B. & Co..
Scott # RB2a
Hamlin Brothers Wizard Oil Co..
Scott # RB2a
Redington, Hostettler & Co.. Wholesale druggists. Makers of Redington's Flavoring Extracts.
Scott # RB3a
H. R. Stevens. 5 in 1875 is falling off.
Scott # RB3b
H. R. Stevens.
Scott # RB4a
W.H.J. & Co.. Interesting in that the date line of the cancel is on the stamp twice, but there is no evidence of a second company name line. I wonder if the rows of the printed cancel alternated top line vs. bottom line, which would explain what is shown on this stamp.
Scott # RB11a
Weeks & Potter. Printed precancel. Stamp has full gum.
Scott # RB11b
Carter Medicine Co.. Searches turn up two examples of 'Carter Medicine Co.' in 1878, one in New York City and one in Erie, PA. I'm not sure which one this is.
Scott # RB11b
J. P. Mills. Split cancel mispositioned across stamps.
Scott # RB11b
H. H. George, Successor to M. Ernst.
Scott # RB11c
Dr. C. Wakefield & Co.. Nice inverted cancel.
Scott # RB11c
A.F. Merrell & Co..
Scott # RB12a
M & Co..
Scott # RB12a
H. S.. Large bold typeset printed cancel.
Scott # RB13b
N. V. B. & Co..
Scott # RB15b
E. Fougera & Co..
Scott # RB15b
S.(???) Medicine Co..
Scott # RB17b
Grace. Very scarce printed cancel, unattributed.
Scott # RF26
Western Printing Lithographing. Interesting miscut line pair still on card packaging.
