Sorry I forgot to add the scan.
Guess I'm getting old.
1898
@1898
You pose an interesting question. I don't own any of those stamps, unfortunately.
If you know how to Identify the different Scott Numbers you could keep tract with any you encounter without ever owing one!
1898
I believe the control numbers started at 001 and went well into six digits long.
These stamps have been well researched and documented. For example, see here for Richard's exhibit on these.
https://www.rfrajola.com/wines/Wines.pdf
Don
It appears no one is interested, OK maybe some other day.
1898
Would any body like to start a list of the serial numbers in their collections for RE56, RE57, RE58 and RE59, also RE107a, RE107b, RE107c, RE107d, RE107e and RE107f?
If there is interest I'll list all that I have first.
I've always been interested in these serial numbers (I don't know if serial number is correct or not) and think a list of known numbers for each Scott Cat. number.
What is the purpose, none really at this point, perhaps after the numbers are collected something will come of it, and then maybe not.
Let me know what you think, good idea or bad idea?
1898
re: Informal Poll for Serial Numbers on Wine Stamps
Sorry I forgot to add the scan.
Guess I'm getting old.
1898
re: Informal Poll for Serial Numbers on Wine Stamps
@1898
You pose an interesting question. I don't own any of those stamps, unfortunately.
re: Informal Poll for Serial Numbers on Wine Stamps
If you know how to Identify the different Scott Numbers you could keep tract with any you encounter without ever owing one!
1898
re: Informal Poll for Serial Numbers on Wine Stamps
I believe the control numbers started at 001 and went well into six digits long.
These stamps have been well researched and documented. For example, see here for Richard's exhibit on these.
https://www.rfrajola.com/wines/Wines.pdf
Don
re: Informal Poll for Serial Numbers on Wine Stamps
It appears no one is interested, OK maybe some other day.
1898