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| Scott Number | 05X1 |
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| No. of Stamps | 1 |
| Plate Position | 2 |
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Lot 1 Brattleboro Vt., 5c Black on Buff (5X1). Position 2, large margins with full framelines complete on all four sides, lightly cancelled by pen (almost appears unused), slight trace of thinning at center
EXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. AN ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THE RARE BRATTLEBORO PROVISIONAL.
A total of 52 Brattleboro provisional stamps are recorded (32 off cover and 20 on 19 covers). Of these, many are faulty due to the softness of the paper.
Ex Ferrary, Weill and Wall. "W.H.C." (Colson) backstamp.
Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries Inc. sale 956 realized 10,000
Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries Inc. sale 878 lot 227 realized 12,000
Part of lot 10, Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries Inc. sale 660 realized 57,500 of the complete plating of all 10 positions
The pen stroke on the left was applied by Thomas Chubbuck to the 8 stamps he retained.
EXTREMELY FINE APPEARANCE. AN ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THE RARE BRATTLEBORO PROVISIONAL.
A total of 52 Brattleboro provisional stamps are recorded (32 off cover and 20 on 19 covers). Of these, many are faulty due to the softness of the paper.
Ex Ferrary, Weill and Wall. "W.H.C." (Colson) backstamp.
Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries Inc. sale 956 realized 10,000
Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries Inc. sale 878 lot 227 realized 12,000
Part of lot 10, Robert A Siegel Auction Galleries Inc. sale 660 realized 57,500 of the complete plating of all 10 positions
The pen stroke on the left was applied by Thomas Chubbuck to the 8 stamps he retained.
