Revenue Stamp: Series 1945/Albert Gallatin (United States of America 1945)
Series 1945/Albert Gallatin (United States of America 1945)
01 January (United States of America ) within release Revenues goes into circulation Revenue Stamp Series 1945/Albert Gallatin face value 4 United States cent
| Revenue Stamp Series 1945/Albert Gallatin in catalogues | |
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| Stamp Number: | Sn: US R414 |
Revenue Stamp is square format.
Also in the issue Revenues:
- Revenue Stamp - Series 1945/Howell Cobb face value 60;
- Revenue Stamp - Series 1945/James Guthrie face value 50;
- Revenue Stamp - Series 1945/Albert Gallatin face value 4;
- Revenue Stamp - Stock Transfer/Roger Taney face value 80;
- Revenue Stamp - Stock Transfer/Cobb face value 60;
- Revenue Stamp - Stock Transfer/William Windom face value 2,500;
- Revenue Stamp - Stock Transfer/C.J. Folger face value 5,000;
- Revenue Stamp - Stock Transfer/W.Q. Gresham face value 10,000;
- Revenue Stamp - Series 1945/P.F. Thomas face value 500;
Revenue Stamp Series 1945/Albert Gallatin it reflects the thematic directions:
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