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Well they appear to be from the 1930's . I guess the American Philatelic Society was supporting a stamp collector for President.
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Hi v68w:
These are cinderellas that were apparently produced by George Linn, publisher of Linns Weekly Stamp News prior to the 1932 presidential election. See this link: https://stampaday.wordpress.com/2018/01/30/president-franklin-delano-roosevelt-philatelist/
You will need to scroll down a little to see the labels you have plus a cover with the same image for a cachet, Linprint 210.
They are offered on eBay from time to time. My impression is they are getting pricey, especially on covers posted prior to the election.
A nice find!
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Thank you so much.
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They were cheap in those days.
12 sheets for 25c including postage. 20 Poster stamps to a sheet.
http://www.midwestphilatelicsociety.com/content/services/docs/FDR_StampCollector.pdf
On a good day (for the seller)they can now go for $10-20 for a set of 4.
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Great link, Londonbus. Thanks for posting it.
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Can someone help me identify this President Rosevelt stamp or cinderella? They came from pretty nice collecting, were hiding in the envelope. Looks like Cinderella, I don't collect them and the same time don't want to get rid of them for change if they worth more.
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re: Can someone help me identify this President Rosevelt stamp or cinderella?
Well they appear to be from the 1930's . I guess the American Philatelic Society was supporting a stamp collector for President.
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re: Can someone help me identify this President Rosevelt stamp or cinderella?
Hi v68w:
These are cinderellas that were apparently produced by George Linn, publisher of Linns Weekly Stamp News prior to the 1932 presidential election. See this link: https://stampaday.wordpress.com/2018/01/30/president-franklin-delano-roosevelt-philatelist/
You will need to scroll down a little to see the labels you have plus a cover with the same image for a cachet, Linprint 210.
They are offered on eBay from time to time. My impression is they are getting pricey, especially on covers posted prior to the election.
A nice find!
FF
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re: Can someone help me identify this President Rosevelt stamp or cinderella?
Thank you so much.
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re: Can someone help me identify this President Rosevelt stamp or cinderella?
They were cheap in those days.
12 sheets for 25c including postage. 20 Poster stamps to a sheet.
http://www.midwestphilatelicsociety.com/content/services/docs/FDR_StampCollector.pdf
On a good day (for the seller)they can now go for $10-20 for a set of 4.
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re: Can someone help me identify this President Rosevelt stamp or cinderella?
Great link, Londonbus. Thanks for posting it.
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