U.S. Covers
EFOs, Illegal and Label Uses
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Crazy
#114, "Lincoln University, Dec 25, 1869", View
U1, dramatic shift including seal, View
#11, pre-printing crease, View
#26, double perf, 'peach' color, View
#26, VF pre-printing crease, View
#65 on a parallellogram, View
#94 with a crazy address, View
#247, canceled 8 months before issued!, View
#899, 'Maximum Cancel" of Minuteman on stamp, View
"Beetle" View
CE2, Christmas Day, View
C7 on Leap Day, 1928, View
C7, 9 to Adm. Byrd, too late, View
Marylin Monroe-Australia. View
Three Crazy PPCs, View
#300, "Cold Feet" tag, View
West Newton, MA triangular envelope., View
Fakes
#37 on fake New
Haven Ct cover, View
Nigerian forgeries
send scam mail, View
Content
Fraudulent
McKinley charity, 1913, View
Illegal
#209P (proof) accepted for registry payment on ME
cover, View
#635 bisect "pays" 1st day of 3rd class rate, View
#614 bisect "pays" part of 3rd class rate, MN, View
#515 bisect accepted for 10ct SD rate on DC cover, View
Poppy Label caught with use, View
U58 cut-out on MT cover, View
UX27 cut-out, caught, View
#1284 stamp defaced by apparent "non-fan of FDR", View
Berlin Wall label accepted in
Cincinnati, 1963, View
Labels, Cinderellas
#836, Dec 25, 1932, CO sanitarium tied, View
1899 label:
"Remember the Maine", View
Chicken, Communist & Chicago Stock Show labels, View
Large boat label on 7ct & 9ct parks SD
cover, Boston, 1935, View
Watergate fantasy, all of the conspirators, View
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