#1132, 4¢ 49 STAR FLAG, LOT 400 MINT STAMPS, SPICE YOUR MAILINGS!!
SCOTT #1132, 4¢ 49 STAR FLAG STAMPS ISSUED OVER 50 YEARS AGO!! LOT OF 400 UNUSED MINT STAMPS STILL VALID FOR POSTAGE. ADD 1 OR MORE STAMPS TO GRAB ATTENTION TO YOUR MAILINGS! SCOTT $100.00, OUR PRICE $27.00! Email us with any questions. Visit our EBAY STORE. Please visit our ABOUT ME PAGE for current information concerning our company. CONDITION: STAMPS: All stamps are genuine and without faults and all mint stamps are with original gum unless otherwise described. Any existing faults will be fully described except those that are readily apparent from the photo, such as missing perforations, heavy cancels, etc. Large lots and collections will be fairly described but some faults or mixed condition should be expected. CONDITION: COINS & PAPER MONEY: Most coins and paper money we sell are certified, graded and slabbed by one of the many grading services. In the absence of 3rd party grading, we attempt to fairly describe and grade each coin or note, however we do not guarantee grade because it is somewhat subjective and 3rd party grading standards vary between services. TERMS: All stamps, coins & paper money are fully guaranteed and if not as described or photographed may be returned within 10 days for immediate refund. Lots containing more than 25 items (stamps, coins, paper money) may not be returned for any reason, as we cannot maintain control once they leave our possession. PAYPAL, VISA or MasterCard are accepted. In the US, minimum postage fees are $3.00, overseas postage is higher and will be calculated at the auction close. Our private insurance will cover all shipments. NJ residents, please add 7% sales tax. There are NO commissions or service fees charged. NORTHLAND AUCTIONS Division of Tangible Equities Inc Mailing Address: PO Box 34 Verona, NJ 07044 Office: 14 Forest Ave, Caldwell, NJ 07006 Member: ASDA, APS, SCC Since 1975 Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. Powered by eBay Turbo Lister The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.
U.S. 4¢ Stamp Blocks – Flags, Monuments, Conservation, SEATO, Eisenhower T
SEATO Shield 4¢ (Scott #1129) – 4 blocks. General Eisenhower 6¢ rose (Scott #1393) – 1 block. Liberty Bell / Liberty Tree 4¢ brown (Scott #1035) – 3 blocks. All appear to be mint, never hinged (MNH) with many showing plate numbers and corner positions.
1966 5c We Appreciate Our Servicemen: US Saving Block of Four Scott #1320 ST161
U.S. #1320. Issue Date: October 26, 1966.
1968 6c Flag & White House Block of Four Scott #1338 ST228
U.S. #1338. 6¢ Flag and White House. Issue Date: January 24, 1968. Color:Dark blue, red and green.
1968 6c Flag & White House Block of Four Scott #1338 ST227
U.S. #1338. 6¢ Flag and White House. Issue Date: January 24, 1968. Color:Dark blue, red and green.
1963 5c 50-Star US Flag Block of Four Scott #1208 ST139
U.S. #1208. US #1208 doesn’t note the country of issue – in fact it has no lettering at all, just the denomination. On December 7, 1941, Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. There, the leaders of the two countries decided to join forces to defeat the Axis powers of Germany, Italy, and Japan.
Forever Stamps “Four Flags” Booklet of 20 Stamps
The black typeface recalls the look of colonial-era printing. The current U.S. Flag consists of 13 stripes and 50 stars. Congress passed legislation in 1818 stating that the number of stars on the flag should match the number of states in the union.
Forever Stamps “Four Flags” Booklet of 20 Stamps
The black typeface recalls the look of colonial-era printing. The current U.S. Flag consists of 13 stripes and 50 stars. Congress passed legislation in 1818 stating that the number of stars on the flag should match the number of states in the union.
USPS Forever Stamps “Four Flags” Booklet of 20 Stamps
The black typeface recalls the look of colonial-era printing. The current U.S. Flag consists of 13 stripes and 50 stars. Congress passed legislation in 1818 stating that the number of stars on the flag should match the number of states in the union.
Forever Stamps “Four Flags” Booklet of 20 Stamps
The black typeface recalls the look of colonial-era printing. The current U.S. Flag consists of 13 stripes and 50 stars. Congress passed legislation in 1818 stating that the number of stars on the flag should match the number of states in the union.