T206 Back Stamps

[CobbSpikedMe]

Todd, I swear I either have a Russell Sewall stamp or I have an image of one somewhere, but can't find it.

Here's an image of a bunch of the purple number stamps from my website. I like seeing them all together.


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[Leon]

Originally Posted by CobbSpikedMe

Todd, I swear I either have a Russell Sewall stamp or I have an image of one somewhere, but can't find it.

Here's an image of a bunch of the purple number stamps from my website. I like seeing them all together.
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That IS cool seeing them together like that. As for stamps, sometimes they bug me a little and sometimes they don't. I think on a lower end card they don't bug me as much as a higher end one. No rhyme or reason though. Here is a well known name to PCL collectors on the back of this rare type 2 (also the plate examples for Lew's Encyclopedia). I had to have them back in my collection after sold the first time.... I am sure I overpaid the second time but didn't care. So, not really a back stamp but a well known name....

[2dueces]

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I'm always looking to purchase any F.F.Baker back stamps, any condition.
If you see them in an E-bay auction or for sale p.m. me or
twodueces22@yahoo.com

Thanks, Joe

[mybuddyinc]

...... and the Toy Town Post Office .......

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Kids got to play Post Master, and many cards of the era got stamped.

[t206fix]

Not a back stamp, but I've been searching for these with writing on the back. Must be from the same collection - the original owner would put the date and position with periods. I own these three, and Net54ers have shown me 3 additional. Let me know if you see any more.

[T206Collector]

Since we're dipping our toes into writings on the back of T206 cards...

[Jobu]

LOL, nice Paul, way to charge through that opening! (Great cards too!)

Originally Posted by T206Collector

Since we're dipping our toes into writings on the back of T206 cards...

[bbcard1]

Originally Posted by CobbSpikedMe

Todd, I swear I either have a Russell Sewall stamp or I have an image of one somewhere, but can't find it.

Here's an image of a bunch of the purple number stamps from my website. I like seeing them all together.


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Love seeing those CSM! There was a thread about Sewall in the dark ages of Net54. Apparently he was a fairly prominent attorney in Oregon in the 1940s. Figuring out stuff like that is what make it fun.