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Description: 30
April 1943. Addressed First Day Cover of the 12c, 50c and 1p Regular issue.
Stamps tied with Manila (No. 2) Duplex cancels. Purple rectangular Censor
handstamp on bottom centre. Printed cachet on left. Both 50c and 1p with
bottom selvage Plate numbers (129955 and 129939). Generally fine condition.
Scarce with plate numbered stamps on cover. Overall fine condition. Scott Cat
$150+ as single used stamps. |
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Description: 10
October 1942. Manila
circulating cover with 2c stamp under-paying 5c first class domestic rate, cancelled
with Manila machine cancel. 3c Postage Due stamp with Double Lined
obliterator affixed on bottom right and cancelled with Manila 10 October 1942
circular date stamp. Very fine and a much sought after usage of the Double
Bar Postage Due issue. Between September 1, 1942 (when the letter rate
was raised from 2c to 5c) and October 14, 1942, the Short Paid Section of the
Post Office authorised their employees to obliterate the words United States
of America with two lines, drawn in India ink with a ruling pen to make a
provisional 3c Postage Due stamp. This was ceased when the issued Postage Due
stamp went on sale from October 14, 1942. |
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Description: 30
April 1943. Addressed First Day Cover of the 12c, 50c and 1p Regular issue
affixed to 5c Pre-Stamped Envelope with pre-printed corner card. Stamps tied
with Manila (No. 1) Duplex cancels. Purple rectangular Censor handstamp on
top left. Black boxed First Day Cover cachet handstamp on bottom left corner.
1p with bottom selvage Plate Number (129939). Generally fine condition. Scott
Cat $150+ as single used stamps. |
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Last Updated January 18,
2024