10c Postage Due plate proof

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10c Postage Due plate proof

Smithsonian National Postal Museum — Bureau Plate Proofs · US · English · 1926

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LineUS
Set / seriesSmithsonian National Postal Museum — Bureau Plate Proofs
LanguageEnglish
Year1926
DateJuly 12, 1926
Kindstamp
Year1926
PlaceUnited States of America
ScottUSA J65
Mediumpaper; ink (carmine rose) / engraving
Regionus
Npm Recordnpm_0.242263.15633
DescriptionCertified plate proofs are the last printed proof of the plate before printing the stamps at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. These plate proofs are each unique, with the approval signatures and date. For postal scholars these plates provide important production information in the plate margin inscriptions, including guidelines, plate numbers, and initials of the siderographer, or person who created the plate from a transfer roll.
Image SourceSmithsonian Open Access
Image LicenseCC0
Oracle ID36596304

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