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Position 85
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Gum:
OGph
Condition:
Fault
Perf Condition:
Intact
Paper Condition:
Thin, Gum Crease
Summary
This stamp was the top left position in the block of eight. As early as the 1944 Green sale this position had become detached from the block, where it was described as "lightly replaced".
The block of eight with plate number was purchased at the 1944 Green sale by dealer Y. Souren, acting as agent for Amos Eno. The block of eight was then broken into the unique plate block of four, the bottom arrow pair and two singles.
This position was first offered as a single in 1951, in part 1 of the Y. Souren stock. It was next sold in 1952 by Milton Heitman of Marengo Iowa to William O. Bilden of Minneapolis Minn.
In 1952 or 1953 Bilden sold the stamp to Wilber H. Schilling, Jr. of Minneapolis Minn., who gave it to his son, Wilber H. Schilling III.
Position 85 next appeared at auction in Siegel sale 777, the 1996 Rarities sale, where it was consigned by Wilber H. Schilling III.
The block of eight with plate number was purchased at the 1944 Green sale by dealer Y. Souren, acting as agent for Amos Eno. The block of eight was then broken into the unique plate block of four, the bottom arrow pair and two singles.
This position was first offered as a single in 1951, in part 1 of the Y. Souren stock. It was next sold in 1952 by Milton Heitman of Marengo Iowa to William O. Bilden of Minneapolis Minn.
In 1952 or 1953 Bilden sold the stamp to Wilber H. Schilling, Jr. of Minneapolis Minn., who gave it to his son, Wilber H. Schilling III.
Position 85 next appeared at auction in Siegel sale 777, the 1996 Rarities sale, where it was consigned by Wilber H. Schilling III.
Owners:
Anonymous
Anonymous
Certification
None
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