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356PU-CAN-SNGL-11
Image from PF certificate database
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Philatelic Foundation Certificate #353671 (Date: Unknown), Opinion states: "And we are of the opinion that it is genuine, previously hinged, the right stamp with a paste-up tab removed from the gum side".
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Philatelic Foundation Certificate #370579 (Date: Unknown), Opinion states: "Paste-up single And we are of the opinion that it is genuine".
Paste-up at left.
Height at Tab: 25.125mm
Height at Paste-Up:
Just over 25.125mm
Right Height: 24.75mm
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W. Wallace Cleland in his 1985 Specialist article (Vol 56, #7, Whole #665) cites Philip Ward in the May 1, 1920 Mekeel's Weekly Stamp News (pg. 226) that a total of 30 coils of 500 were reeled in two batches , one made in February and the other in April, 1909. This stamp is evidence that Ward's statement that two batches of #356 coils were in fact made. Unfortunately there is no hard evidence in the form of BEP orders for two batches known at this time.
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