The COLUMBIAN ENVELOPES of 1893 Marvin amp Judith Platt marvinplattyahoocom The United Postal Stationery Society The USPOD recognized the WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION Chicago Illinois May 1 through October 30 1893 by issuing our first commemorative stamps and ID: 771871 Download Presentation
of 1893 . Marvin & Judith Platt. marvinplatt@yahoo.com. The United Postal Stationery Society. The . U.S.P.O.D. recognized the WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, Chicago, Illinois, May 1 through October 30 1893 by issuing our first commemorative stamps and .
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The COLUMBIAN ENVELOPES of 1893 Marvin & Judith Platt marvinplatt@yahoo.com The United Postal Stationery Society The U.S.P.O.D. recognized the WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, Chicago, Illinois, May 1 through October 30 1893 by issuing our first commemorative stamps and
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The COLUMBIAN ENVELOPES of 1893 Marvin & Judith Plattmarvinplatt@yahoo.com The United Postal Stationery Society
The U.S.P.O.D. recognized the WORLD’S COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION, Chicago, Illinois, May 1 through October 30 1893 by issuing our first commemorative stamps and commemorative envelopes. The envelope contract awarded to the Plimpton and Morgan Envelope Company.A total of 107,632,218 envelopes were producedin four denominations and four colors: one cent blue, two cents violet , five cents brown , and ten cents slate; by four dies: 94, 95, 96, 97 with four die varieties: A, B, C, D; and thirty-one working dieseight envelope sizes: A, G, H, I, N, P, Q, R The 1893 Columbian Envelopes to create 78 different envelope combinations.
The DesignHand drawings of essays byHenry Michel and of accepted design signed by Postmaster General (ADH: Hazen)
A total of 107,632,218 envelopes, U348, U349, U350, and U351, were produced by four dies: 94, 95, 96, 97; in four denominations and colors: one cent blue, two cents violet, five cents brown, and ten cents slate; …
… creating four die varieties: A, B, C, D; …
… and eight envelope sizes: A, G, H, I, N, P, Q, R … 7(A) Note & 1 cent circular 9(P) Letter 5 cents Foreign Letter rate for ½ oz. 11(Q) Commercial 2 cents Domestic 1 oz.
BARONIAL16 (N) 2 centsDomestic Rate 1 oz.18(R) 5 cents Foreign Letter Rate½ oz.
OFFICIAL21(G)23(H)25(I) 10 cents paid 2 cents domestic + 8 cents Registered Letter rate
...of which P,Q, and R were new sizes to create 78 different envelope combinations.
SUMMARY OF PRODUCTION OF THE COLUMBIAN ENVELOPESAll of the envelopes were derived from the two cents master die. Both wings of the essay were cut down. 2A1, a two cents Columbian envelope with a blunt right wing, was the first envelope produced. Of the 107 million envelopes, 90% were two cents. There were four die varieties: A,B,C,D; twenty-two working dies and three right wing types: blunt, two feathers and one feather produced by cutting down the hub. 8% of the envelopes were of the one cent denomination. There were three die varieties: A,B,C; six working dies with three wing types: blunt, one feather and pointed. 0.7% the envelopes were of the five cents denomination. There were two die varieties: A and B and two working dies with pointed right wings. 0.2% were of the ten cents denomination. There was one die variety, C, and one working die with one feather.
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