Hi Tom, I agree with Francois, I look at your store in the French section. and found a # 249 listed as #235, #262 listed as #249-50 and a #349 listed as Mint Never Hinge, but the stamp is Used. Look a

I have two used German stamps, 1925 - Scott #348, with baffling cancelations. Can anyone enlighten me as to what the cities might be?

I've been working on correlating quantities issued and my subjective "rarity rating" for the FWs #343 thru #535.

Scott Payton, in looking at your WF Matrix spreadsheet, I didn't see any info relevant to my question, but you've done such a great job that I probably missed the relevant info...i.e.for #343.

#343 thru #347

Beaver fact #34:

Actually Ted all of the german stamps you've pictured are either #34 or #35 not 42 because there is the final "E" in pfennige. #42 has no final "E"

to think when they are looking for Germany Scott #34, and come across this?

towns. For example, I now know that my Scott #34 4d Vermillion stamp bearing the postmark number 447, was posted in Leeds, Yorkshire.

These are 102 style dealer cards. You can try Subway supplies or Lighthouse publications (stock #341 010) or ebay. They all have similar cards. the title along top may vary a bit but are the same siz

offer of a single, used example of Egypt Scott #349, the 10 mills deep violet Farouk definitive with the 3-bars overprint, issued in April of 1953 (arguably one of the most common stamps of Egypt, an