I have written to some of the boys who offered to exchange stamps, and would like to exchange stamps and postmarks with any one.
Postmarks from nearly every part of the United States, also a variety of Internal Revenue stamps, for curiosities.
I will exchange postmarks for coins, or for foreign or old stamps.
So many have written to me for postmarks that my supply is exhausted.
The following-exchanges are offered by correspondents: Twenty postmarks or an old American copper coin, for every set of ten shells.
Postage stamps and postmarks for foreign postage stamps and coin.
Foreign postage stamps or postmarksfor all kinds of United States internal revenue stamps.
Postmarks and War Department stamps for stamps and monograms.
Postmarks were supposed to be used only on the cover, where they would plainly exhibit the story they were to tell, while the cancellation marks were intended to deface the stamp.
It is presumed that this included postmarksand cancellations.
But sometimes the postmarks are found used for the latter purpose.
The postmarks are generally in black, as usual, but sometimes in dull blue.
That the stamps were actually issued and used in this condition is proved by copies of several with the proper postmarks of the period in the Pack collection.
I will exchange twenty-five kinds of postmarksfrom Georgia for twenty-five kinds from any other State.
We are making a collection of postmarks and stamps, wood, minerals, pressed leaves and ferns, and the soil of different States and countries, and will exchange any of these things with other boys or girls.
I will exchange postmarks and French stamps for any American and European stamps except English and Canadian.
Postage stamps and postmarks for winter skins of wild animals, or for stuffed birds.
Rare postmarks for any variety of South American postage stamps or United States department stamps.
I would like to exchange Texas postmarks for minerals or postmarks.
Two different War Department stamps and thirty postmarks for sea-weed, or the same, together with some moss and pretty shells, for a piece of stalagmite.
McIntosh (John), The Origin of the North American Indians.
I wish to exchange postmarks with any boy or girl in the United States or Canada.
My time is pretty well taken up at present, but I wish to say to all correspondents who have sent me postmarks that I will answer them as soon as possible.
When the British stamps ran short, letters were franked by postmarks alone, and these are well worth collecting.
The stamps bring all sorts of out-of-the-way countries to our notice, whilst the postmarks make us conversant with various towns.
Postmarks for minerals, Indian relics, or curiosities of any kind.
United States postmarks and pieces of the Washington Monument for foreign stamps, shells, coins, minerals, or relics.
Postmarks and stamps, for stamps; one postmark from Paris, for a War Department stamp; and ten from other cities, for other stamps.
Fifteen postmarksof any one State of the Union, for good curiosities.
A foreign stamp, for every five postmarks (no duplicates).
To Bagwax and Curlydown, not to distinguishpostmarks was to be ignorant.
Stamps of the United Kingdom bearingpostmarks indicating use in France, Belgium, and other foreign countries.
Postmarks applied to correspondence from prisoners of war and aliens' camps.
Michigan postmarks and minerals and shells from the Atlantic Ocean for shells and curiosities from the Pacific coast.
Gray moss and postmarks for minerals (especially ores), fossils, coins, or stamps.
Twenty-five postage stamps, or ten postmarks and eight stamps, for a box of ocean curiosities and a star-fish.
Also postmarks from all parts of the Northwest, for stamps.
Carpenter, Chicago, Illinois, desires to notify correspondents that he received so many applications for his stamps and postmarks that his small stock was exhausted in less than a week after his offer of exchange was printed.
Twenty postmarks (no duplicates) of Pennsylvania, for twenty of any other State except Iowa.
Postmarks, for postmarks; or postmarks for stamps.
Anyhow, he was for taking us to the lock-up; but I managed to soothe him down some by showing him my letters with the American postmarks on them, and letting a silver coin slip into his hand.
He examined the postmarks as if making sure of the dates, and also read each name in turn.
Postmarks should be mounted in the same manner as stamps.
Ohio postmark for postmarks from any other State, and old issues of United States postage and revenue stamps for foreign stamps.
Will you please tell me how to mount postmarks properly?
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