1864 1c Black, Reading Match Company, Plate on India Paper
# RO152P3 - 1864 1c Black, Reading Match Company, Plate on India Paper
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RO152P3 - 1864 1c Black, Reading Match Company, Plate on India Paper
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Mint Stamp(s)
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Mint Plate Block of 8
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Mint Block of 4
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Unused Stamp(s)
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Mint Inscription Block
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Own Match Tax Revenue Stamp – Missing From Many Collections!
The Tax Act of 1862 provided that companies being taxed under the proprietary schedules could propose stamp designs and submit them to the government and, when approved, pay to have the die made for producing them. In return, the company could advertise on them and buy them at a discount from the general issue stamps. Match stamps are often ornate and beautifully designed, making them fun to collect.
This Match stamp is a proof that was never used, making it easy to see the high level of skill used to produce the design. It was used by Reading Match Company from 1880 to 1882. The design pictures a globe with initials on it. The Reading Match Company was only in business for two years.
This Match stamp is a striking piece of philatelic history you'll enjoy owning. Get it in your collection today.
Own Match Tax Revenue Stamp – Missing From Many Collections!
The Tax Act of 1862 provided that companies being taxed under the proprietary schedules could propose stamp designs and submit them to the government and, when approved, pay to have the die made for producing them. In return, the company could advertise on them and buy them at a discount from the general issue stamps. Match stamps are often ornate and beautifully designed, making them fun to collect.
This Match stamp is a proof that was never used, making it easy to see the high level of skill used to produce the design. It was used by Reading Match Company from 1880 to 1882. The design pictures a globe with initials on it. The Reading Match Company was only in business for two years.
This Match stamp is a striking piece of philatelic history you'll enjoy owning. Get it in your collection today.