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Discussion - Member to Member Sales - Research Center
05:44:49am
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The Canadian Klussendorf cancels used to be pretty popular in the 1980s. Not sure about the interest today. I have a fair collection of these but still lack a decent number, including many of the more modern ones and of the slogans. I'd also love to add to my inverts. I have a good number of extras. Trade?
Also, anyone aware of a valuation guide for these canels?
Arno"
On April 7, 2014, Philatarium responded:
"Arno: Would you be willing to post some examples? I must admit this is the first time I've heard of them, and always want to know more.
-- Dave"
on April 8, 2014, Jozep responded:
"Dave, Go to this link for a complete explanation and examples:
Joe C"
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Fascinating. There are scant few examples of German-style cancels being used in the US.
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I just cut up some of those 2 weeks ago to get them ready for soaking. Don't remember if German or Canadian though. I'll have to see if I still have some more. 
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I have a lot of duplicates because I bought the bulk of Alan Steinhart's and Robert Meek's Klussendorf collections years ago.
I got started on Klussendorfs in the late 1980s due to Alan and have self-published a book on them called "The Canadian Klussendorf Cancellations".
Unfortunately I am working in Myanmar at present so can't send you any until I get back. I have a number of slogans, inverts, error dates, the defaced Quebec cancels and some modern towns for sale or trade. I even have one Klussendorf with an inverted date!
A couple of towns are going to be really difficult to find. I believe I own the only "Langley BC" but "Abbotsford BC" is rare and the "Sherbrooke PQ" slogan is very rare.
It is interesting there are no German-style cancels in the US because IPS has been making the town hubs for the Canadian Klussendorf machines since the early 1990s.
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08 Apr 2014
05:44:49am
On April 7,2014, Rhinelander wrote:
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The Canadian Klussendorf cancels used to be pretty popular in the 1980s. Not sure about the interest today. I have a fair collection of these but still lack a decent number, including many of the more modern ones and of the slogans. I'd also love to add to my inverts. I have a good number of extras. Trade?
Also, anyone aware of a valuation guide for these canels?
Arno"
On April 7, 2014, Philatarium responded:
"Arno: Would you be willing to post some examples? I must admit this is the first time I've heard of them, and always want to know more.
-- Dave"
on April 8, 2014, Jozep responded:
"Dave, Go to this link for a complete explanation and examples:
Joe C"
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re: Discussion of Canadian Klussendorfs
Fascinating. There are scant few examples of German-style cancels being used in the US.
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01:39:18pm
re: Discussion of Canadian Klussendorfs
I just cut up some of those 2 weeks ago to get them ready for soaking. Don't remember if German or Canadian though. I'll have to see if I still have some more.
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10:01:47pm
re: Discussion of Canadian Klussendorfs
I have a lot of duplicates because I bought the bulk of Alan Steinhart's and Robert Meek's Klussendorf collections years ago.
I got started on Klussendorfs in the late 1980s due to Alan and have self-published a book on them called "The Canadian Klussendorf Cancellations".
Unfortunately I am working in Myanmar at present so can't send you any until I get back. I have a number of slogans, inverts, error dates, the defaced Quebec cancels and some modern towns for sale or trade. I even have one Klussendorf with an inverted date!
A couple of towns are going to be really difficult to find. I believe I own the only "Langley BC" but "Abbotsford BC" is rare and the "Sherbrooke PQ" slogan is very rare.
It is interesting there are no German-style cancels in the US because IPS has been making the town hubs for the Canadian Klussendorf machines since the early 1990s.
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