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AVAILABLE AT $200
U.S.A. (1931) Duck* or Rabbit*. Fancy cancel from Ed, Kentucky. One strike in violet on cover. Design looks like a duck, but turn it on it's side and it looks like a rabbit. Clever optical illusion! Unusual!
AVAILABLE AT $140
U.S.A. (1933) Bluejay*. Fancy cancel from Blue Jay, West Virginia. Two strikes in blue on registered envelope.
AVAILABLE AT $250
U.S.A. (1934) Bluejay*. Fancy cancel from Blue Jay, West Virginia. Two large strikes in light blue on cover. This cancel is not known on registered cover. Great detail!
AVAILABLE AT $120
JAPAN (1948) Bird*. 2 sen postal card (O) with rare cancellation in red of bird. Hard to find!
AVAILABLE AT $40
GERMANY (1932) Ostrich*. Circular cancel on entire celebrating 700 years of Strausberg.
AVAILABLE AT $12
U.S.A. (1897) Robins. Envelope with cancelation of Robins, Iowa. The town was named after a Civil War veteran with the last name of Robins.
AVAILABLE AT $35
GERMANY (2004) Wren*. Illustrated cancel commemorating the lowly wren.
AVAILABLE AT $20
GERMANY (2004) Ducks*. Illustrated cancel on airmail letter to India.
AVAILABLE AT $20
GERMANY (2004) Storks*. Two airmail covers, Germany to India, with Stork postmarks, one with matching stamps.
AVAILABLE AT $40
GERMANY (2005) Birds*. Illustrated cancel commemorating 20 years of biology research in the Antarctic.
AVAILABLE AT $20
U.S.A. (1930) Duck*. Farmhouse*. Fancy cancel from Ed, Kentucky. Three strikes (one very faint) on buff envelope. One of the rarest of the Ed, Ky Fancy Cancels!
AVAILABLE AT $150
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AVAILABLE AT $275
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AVAILABLE AT $375
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AVAILABLE AT $375
BURMA (1942) Peacock*. One anna postal stationery envelope (N) with peacock overprint used during the Japanese occupation of Burma.
AVAILABLE AT $25