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Thank for any help for identification of stamp,overprint and perfin.
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This is a (state) revenue stamp;
have a look at this site -
http://myplace.frontier.com/~ktk.lange/NewYorkStockTransferTax/
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Thank you musicman.It's a nice site.
I understand that this stamp isn't registered in Scott.
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Here is a better view of the perfin. Looks like SL & Co 11. 19. 42
Going to the site from Musicman the company is Stevens & Legg of 25 Broad Street.
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03:53:25pm
I have a Scott's US Specialized catalogue and the only state revenues listed there appear to the the "duck stamps" or hunting revenue stamps. All other state stamps must be listed somewhere because I am pretty sure I have seen Scott's numbers listed for some of them. With all the US experts out there I'm sure someone can put you onto the right catalogue.
I don't think they have a huge value, I have several of the sames types of New York stock transfer stamps you show and paid very little for them. Good luck!
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Actually, these are not listed in any Scott catalog and therefore
don't have Scott #'s.
Go to;
http://myplace.frontier.com/~ktk.lange/NewYorkStockTransferTax/NYSTT_album.htm
...then scroll down the page to the bottom image; you will see a sample of an album page -
note the numbering of the images.
These were catalogued by The "State Revenue Society - State Revenue Stamps Catalog"
and this is their numbering system.
I have an album for these, as I am a state revenue collector. I acquired my pages from this site, which are very well done. I would highly recommend them.
For the most part they are extremely affordable and are relatively easy to come by.
I would strongly recommend you use this site for identification purposes, as Kurt Lange (site owner) has done a wonderful job with it.
A word of mild caution;
they can be a challenge to properly identify all the potential variations!
(...but isn't that the fun of it?!?)
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Thank you Sheepshanks.I don't saw in the first time the category "perfins" in the Musicman site.
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I have literally hundreds of these which I have yet to sort through. Came with a US Revenue collection that was gifted to me. Thanks for the links to the NY State Revenue stamps Musicman. 
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11:35:05am
I don't found this stamp in Scott or "stampsmarter".
Thank for any help for identification of stamp,overprint and perfin.
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re: State of New York stamp.
This is a (state) revenue stamp;
have a look at this site -
http://myplace.frontier.com/~ktk.lange/NewYorkStockTransferTax/
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03:13:15pm
re: State of New York stamp.
Thank you musicman.It's a nice site.
I understand that this stamp isn't registered in Scott.
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re: State of New York stamp.
Here is a better view of the perfin. Looks like SL & Co 11. 19. 42
Going to the site from Musicman the company is Stevens & Legg of 25 Broad Street.
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26 Jan 2020
03:53:25pm
re: State of New York stamp.
I have a Scott's US Specialized catalogue and the only state revenues listed there appear to the the "duck stamps" or hunting revenue stamps. All other state stamps must be listed somewhere because I am pretty sure I have seen Scott's numbers listed for some of them. With all the US experts out there I'm sure someone can put you onto the right catalogue.
I don't think they have a huge value, I have several of the sames types of New York stock transfer stamps you show and paid very little for them. Good luck!
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re: State of New York stamp.
Actually, these are not listed in any Scott catalog and therefore
don't have Scott #'s.
Go to;
http://myplace.frontier.com/~ktk.lange/NewYorkStockTransferTax/NYSTT_album.htm
...then scroll down the page to the bottom image; you will see a sample of an album page -
note the numbering of the images.
These were catalogued by The "State Revenue Society - State Revenue Stamps Catalog"
and this is their numbering system.
I have an album for these, as I am a state revenue collector. I acquired my pages from this site, which are very well done. I would highly recommend them.
For the most part they are extremely affordable and are relatively easy to come by.
I would strongly recommend you use this site for identification purposes, as Kurt Lange (site owner) has done a wonderful job with it.
A word of mild caution;
they can be a challenge to properly identify all the potential variations!
(...but isn't that the fun of it?!?)
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01:44:41am
re: State of New York stamp.
Thank you Sheepshanks.I don't saw in the first time the category "perfins" in the Musicman site.
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09:52:19pm
re: State of New York stamp.
I have literally hundreds of these which I have yet to sort through. Came with a US Revenue collection that was gifted to me. Thanks for the links to the NY State Revenue stamps Musicman.
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