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1c Franklin Type IV single — Used; position 89L1L, recut once at top and once at bottom. Perforations are genuine. The scissor-cutting from the sheet makes the perforations look a bit odd.
1c Franklin Type IV single — Used; position 89L1L, recut once at top and once at bottom. Perforations are genuine. The scissor-cutting from the sheet makes the perforations look a bit odd.
3c Jackson single — unused
3c Washington single — unused; perf 12
10c Washington type III single
10c Daniel Webster single — mint single
10c Washington type IV single
12c Washington Plate III single — mint — The left side double-line stamp is from column 4 of the Plate 3, probably position 14 left.
10c Washington Type III single — unused
10c Washington single
10c Washington single — unused; perf 12
90c Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry single — unused
10c Washington Type I single — unused
10c Washington Type V single — unused
1c Franklin type III single — Imperforate 1c blue, type III (top and bottom frame lines are broken)
5c Grant single — mint; perf 12
90c Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry single — unused
12c Washington single — unused
6c brown red Garfield single — mint
5c Grant single — mint; perf 12
10c Washington Type II single — unused
1c Franklin type V single — Unused
$1 Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry type II single — Unused
30c American Buffalo single — Unused
30c Alexander Hamilton single — unused; perf 12
6c James A. Garfield single — Unused
30c Franklin single — unused; perf 12
30c Alexander Hamilton single — Unused
14c American Indian single — Unused
$1 Franklin single — Unused
1c Franklin single — unused
5c red brown Jefferson Type I single — unused; perforate
10c Shield and Eagle re-issue single — unused; perf 12 — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
$2 Franklin single — Unused
13c Benjamin Harrison single — Unused
15c Columbus Announcing His Discovery single — unused — Design of the stamp taken from a painting by R. Baloca, entitled "Columbus Announcing His Discovery". Printed in sheets of 100, cut into panes of 50 for distribution. A few sheets of 100 remain intact today, as well as panes of 50. Quantity issued: 1,576,950.
5c Franklin original model — 1847 ISSUE — Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson — 5-cent model: Benjamin Franklin — Frame on thin card, hand-drawn in pencil and black ink with a light black India wash. Vignette is original currency engraving removed and mounted on thin card.
50c Arlington Amphitheater single — Unused
5c Franklin reproduction single — unused — In 1875, Post Office Department officials decided to exhibit samples of all previously issued stamps at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia the following year. Since this required a special printing, the department ordered extra copies for sale to stamp collectors.
2c Washington single — Unused
3c Washington with Grill single — unused; perf 12
3c Flagship of Columbus single — mint
6c carmine Lincoln single — unused; perf 12
9c Thomas Jefferson single — Unused
3c Washington Type II single — mint single; faint doubling of left outer frame line throughout its entire length.
3c brownish carmine Washington Type I single — unused; relief A; Plate 6 or overall toning
12c Franklin single — Unused
15c Webster with Grill single — unused; perf 12
4c Martha Washington single — Unused