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U.S.A. (1930) Mail slot. Fancy Cancel of Cleveland, Ohio. Eight strikes in black on registered envelope. Could also be a DVD drive, but they probably didn't have them in 1930.
AVAILABLE AT $110
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U.S.A. (1932) Padlock. Fancy cancel from Carlock, IL. Two strikes in black on registered envelope. Each mark is inscribed "U*S MAIL". Evidently these were to represent locks used on mailbags. Unusual aspect of topic!
AVAILABLE AT $125
GERMANY (1966) Mail carrier with dog. Archive photo (See Note) of unaccepted design for FIP Munich meeting series. Scott No B417, Yvert No 374.
AVAILABLE AT $60
GERMANY (1967) Franz von Taxis. Archive photo (See Note) of unaccepted design honoring founder of postal system. Scott No 971, Yvert No 400.
AVAILABLE AT $60
GERMANY (1967) Emblem. Archive photo (See Note) of unaccepted design honoring Franz von Taxis, founder of postal system. Scott No 971, Yvert No 400.
AVAILABLE AT $60
LAOS (1971) Woman's head. Die proof in green signed by the engraver FENNETEAUX. 20th anniversary of Laotian philately. Scott No 223, Yvert No 240.
AVAILABLE AT $100
RUSSIA (1974) Postal carrier shooting bow. Uprated 4 kop entire (O) with corner image urging citizens to use the 6-digit postal code. However, the writer of this envelope failed to do that.
AVAILABLE AT $10
AUSTRIA (2013) Lawrence Borgdana. Black print. Postmaster of Taxis.
AVAILABLE AT $15
CAMEROUN (1975) Franklin. Die proof in black signed by the engraver ANDREOTTO. Scott No C229, Yvert No PA244.
AUSTRIA (2020) Palais Fugger in Innsbruck. Black print. Thurn & Taxis historic postal route.
NEW CALEDONIA (1983) Telephones. Post Offices. Set of 3 deluxe sheets. Scott No 486-8. Yvert No 472-4. 25th anniversary of the Postal and Telecommunications Department.
