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1910-11 Washington-Franklin issues Perforated 12, Single Line watermark
Imperforate, Single Line watermark
Coil stamps, Single Line watermark
This stamp appeared at the end of a strip, and another strip of coil stamps was originally pasted over the top of the plate number "leader" strip.
The plate number would have appeared over the strip to the right of this one. Another strip of coil stamps was originally pasted over the top of this "leader" strip.
This single stamp appeared at the right end of a strip of coil stamps, and another strip was originally pasted over it to the right,
1912-14 Washington-Franklin issues Redesigned with Washington appearing on 1-7¢ and Franklin on 8¢ and up. Numerals on 1¢ and 2¢ values instead of "ONE CENT" and "TWO CENTS". New values introduced. Perforated 12, Single Line watermark
Only three plate number singles are known. (Image courtesy of Wallace Cleland)
The explanation for this is that an attempt was made to print from plate 5954, but the press was halted. Only the plate number was printed, which was apparently not noticed. New plate 5946 was then installed, and the supposedly blank sheet of paper was used to print the pane of stamps. Unique, Ex Lilly.
This was the first 9¢ stamp issued by the U.S.
Imperforate, Single Line watermark
Scott 408 var, 1¢, single with Farwell Group 4 private perforations, Type A, photographically cropped from a larger block, Plate Number 6041 L
Scott 408 var, 1¢, single with "Kansas City roulette" private perforations, photographically cropped from a larger block, Plate Number 6018 R
Scott 409 var, 2¢, single with "Kansas City roulette" private perforations, photographically cropped from a larger block, Plate Number 6491 T 1912-14 Washington-Franklin coil issues Perforated 8½, Single Line watermark
1914-15 Washington-Franklin issues Mixed Perf 12 x 10 errors, Single Line watermark
1914-15 Washington-Franklin issues Perforated 10, Single Line watermark
Scott 425 var, 2¢, pair showing vertical plate crack, photographically cropped from a larger block, Plate Number 7582 B
Scott 426 var, 3¢ "pink back" variety, Plate Number 6749 R. The reverse of a single stamp is shown to the right.
Coil stamps, Single Line watermark
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Scott
374, 1¢,
Plate number 5484 B
Scott
375, 2¢ carmine, Plate
number 5353 T
Scott
375a, 2¢ booklet single, Plate
number 5461 T
Scott
375b, 2¢ lake, Plate
number 5544 R
Scott
376, 3¢,
Plate number 5131 T
Scott
377, 4¢,
Plate number 6025 T
Scott
378, 5¢,
Plate number 5649 T
Scott
379, 6¢,
Plate number 5215 B
Scott
380, 8¢,
Plate number 5238 B
Scott
381, 10¢,
Plate number 5200 T
Scott
382, 15¢,
Plate number 4949 B
Scott
383, 1¢,
Plate number 5647 B
Scott
384, 2¢,
Plate number 5296 L.
The printer's initials
also appear in the margin,.jpg)
Scott
384, 2¢ privately perforated coil (Farwell Co., Chicago), corner margin
pair, showing the siderographer's initials (J.S.S.). Image courtesy
of Doug D'Avino.
Scott
385, 1¢,
Plate number 5387 T on a paste-up single.
Perforated 12.
Scott
386, 2¢,
top imprint paste-up single. Perforated
12..jpg)
Scott
390, 1¢ paste-up pair,
Plate number 5573 T. Perforated 8-1/2.-.jpg)
Scott
391, 2¢ paste-up pair,
Plate number 5560 T. Perforated 8-1/2.
Scott
394, 3¢ paste-up single,
Plate number 5433 R. Perforated 8-1/2.
Scott
395, 4¢ paste-up single,
Plate number 5575 R
Scott
405, 1¢,
Plate Number 6028 B
Scott
405b, 1¢ booklet single,
Plate Number 6363 T
Scott
406, 2¢ carmine,
Plate Number A5817 R
Scott
406 var, 2¢,
experimental
electrolytic plating, Plate Number 6023 T.
Scott
406 var, 2¢, top plate number 5946 over plate number 5954.
Scott
406a, 2¢ booklet single,
Plate Number 6559 T
Scott
406c, 2¢ lake,
Plate Number 6999 B
Scott
407, 7¢,
Plate Number 6904 B
Scott
414, 8¢,
Plate Number 5721 T
Scott
415, 9¢,
Plate number 6915 R
Scott
416, 10¢,
Plate Number A5745 T
Scott
417, 12¢,
Plate Number 6910 T
Scott
418, 15¢,
Plate Number A5850 T
Scott
419, 20¢,
Plate Number 6926 B. This was the first
20¢ stamp issued by the U.S.
Scott
420, 30¢,
Plate Number 6914 L
Scott
421, 50¢,
Plate Number 7049 L
Scott
422, 50¢,
Plate Number A5749 B
Scott
423, $1,
Plate Number A5782 T
Scott
408, 1¢,
Plate Number 6722 L
Scott
409, 2¢,
Plate Number A5872 T
Scott
410, 1¢ paste-up single,
Plate Number 6008 T.jpg)
Scott
412, 1¢ paste-up pair,
Plate Number 6040 R
Scott
413, 2¢ paste-up single,
Plate Number 6362 R
Scott
423B, 2¢,
perf 12 x 10 error,
unique Plate Number single, 7082 T. (Formerly Scott 425d)
Scott
424, 1¢,
Plate Number 7164 T
Scott
424d, 1¢ single from booklet pane,
Plate Number 7181 T
Scott
425, 2¢,
Plate Number 7079 T
Scott
425 var, 2¢ from "Coil Stamps" pane,
Plate Number 6568 L.jpg)
Scott
425e, 2¢ single from booklet pane,
Plate Number 6711 T
Scott
426, 3¢,
Plate Number 6863 B
Scott
427, 4¢,
Plate Number 6730 B
Scott
428, 5¢,
Plate Number 7241 B
Scott
429, 6¢,
Plate Number 5423 T
Scott
430, 7¢,
Plate Number 6904 B
Scott
431, 8¢,
Plate Number 5718 B
Scott
432, 9¢,
Plate Number 6905 R
Scott
433, 10¢,
Plate Number 7215 T
Scott 434, 11¢, Plate
Number 7498 B. This was the
first 11¢ stamp issued by the U.S.
Scott
435, 12¢,
Plate Number 6902 T
Scott
435a, 12¢,
Plate Number 6900 R
Scott
437, 15¢,
Plate Number 6819 B
Scott
438, 20¢,
Plate Number 6908 L
Scott
439, 30¢,
Plate Number 6914 T
Scott 440,
50¢, Plate Number 7057 L 
Scott 460, $1,
double-line watermark, perforated 10, Plate Number A5782 T
Scott 461,
2¢,
single-line watermark, perforated 11, Plate Number 7261 T.jpg)
Scott
444, 2¢ paste-up pair,
Plate Number 6995 R
Scott
445, 3¢ single from paste-up pair,
Plate Number 6052 (not
visible from front)
Scott
446, 4¢ paste-up single,
Plate Number 6025 R
Scott
447, 5¢ paste-up single,
Plate Number 6733 R