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03-31-2015, 06:41 PM
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Here's the one I have. A shoe manufacturer that apparently did special shoes for the popular sports of the time.
Unfortunately undated. It probably contained an advertisement which went as a class of mail that by regulation didn't include a date in the cancel. The closest I can get for a date is that the stamp was issued in 1881 and replaced by one issued in 1887. The stamp is really common, and was used by some places until maybe 1890 when the new smaller stamps came out. I can email the full size scan if you want it, 400DPI so it shows the small print well. Steve B 
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