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The 1890-93 "Small Banknotes"
This regular series and the Columbian series were the last stamps printed by
a private company (the American Bank Note Company) before the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing took over responsibility for designing and printing
of all U.S. stamps in 1894.
Scott
219,
1¢ Franklin, ultramarine, Plate Number 90 T
Scott
219,
1¢ Franklin, dark blue, Plate Number
286 B
Scott
219D,
2¢ Washington, lake, Plate Number 8 T
Scott
219De, 2¢ Washington,
lake, imperforate error, pair with top plate number 1
Scott
220, 2¢ Washington,
carmine, Plate Number 237 T
Scott
220c, 2¢ Washington, caps
on both 2's, Plate Number 245 B
Scott
221, 3¢ Jefferson,
Plate Number 21 B
Scott
222, 4¢ Lincoln,
Plate Number 204 T
Scott 223, 5¢ Grant, Plate Number
50 B
Scott 224,
6¢ Garfield, Plate Number 23 T
Scott 225,
8¢ Sherman, Plate Number 267
B
Scott
226,
10¢ Webster, Plate Number 26 T
Scott
227,
15¢ Clay, Plate Number 22 B
Scott
227a,
15¢ Clay, imperforate error, pair with
top plate number 22
Scott
228, 30¢ Hamilton, Plate Number 24
B
Scott
229, 90¢ Perry, Plate Number 25
T
Proofs of the 1890-93 "Small Banknotes"
Scott
220P4, 2¢ Washington proof,
carmine, pair with bottom plate number 214
Scott
221P3, 3¢ Jackson proof, pair with
bottom plate number 21
Scott
223P3, 5¢ Grant proof, pair with
bottom plate number 50
Scott 223P4, 5¢ Grant
proof, pair with bottom plate number
46
Scott 224P3,
6¢ Garfield
proof, pair with bottom plate number
23
Scott 224P4,
6¢ Garfield proof, pair with top plate
number 23
Scott 227Pa,
15¢
Clay proof, bottom plate number 22
Scott
228P4, 30¢ Hamilton proof,
pair with bottom plate Number 24
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