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Hi,
Do a search using http://www.hamiltonphilatelic.org/presentations/postmarks.pdf whereby they describe all known types of cancels including the ones which were sprayed on.
elk117
(Modified by Moderator on 2014-10-30 16:45:19)
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Hi Doug
Another source of info is from http://www.postmarks.org/resources/intro.php but if you do a Google search and enter "sprayed on postage stamp cancellation marks" you end up with a minefield of info.
Elk117
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In the UK these are known as "ink jet". That may be a technical term which could apply to US cancels as well. Try Google.
Malcolm
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01:00:20am
I would like to find some reference books or downloadable articles on sprayed-on cancels, especially for their first two years of usage.
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04:06:11pm
re: U.S. Sprayed-On Cancels
Hi,
Do a search using http://www.hamiltonphilatelic.org/presentations/postmarks.pdf whereby they describe all known types of cancels including the ones which were sprayed on.
elk117
(Modified by Moderator on 2014-10-30 16:45:19)
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04:12:25pm
re: U.S. Sprayed-On Cancels
Hi Doug
Another source of info is from http://www.postmarks.org/resources/intro.php but if you do a Google search and enter "sprayed on postage stamp cancellation marks" you end up with a minefield of info.
Elk117
(Modified by Moderator on 2014-10-30 16:45:56)
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04:11:36pm
re: U.S. Sprayed-On Cancels
In the UK these are known as "ink jet". That may be a technical term which could apply to US cancels as well. Try Google.
Malcolm
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