Two Americans !

[TheDane]

Hi all

I´d like to hear your oppinion on these two.
Both sent from the US to Denmark.

The first is from 1962 with christmas stamps.
The second from 1926.

Here both of them, front:

Both, back:

First one front:

First one back:

Second front:

Second back:

Thank you
The Dane

 

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[Silver Eagle]

Hi all

I´d like to hear your oppinion on these two.
Both sent from the US to Denmark.

The first is from 1962 with christmas stamps.
The second from 1926.

Its impossible to tell which die created the 2 cent wrapper from the pic.! But the commen with a #555 on board is valued at about 8.00 -10.00.. The 62' isn't worth much at all.! But may hold special interest to some one that collect chrismas covers..

 

[TheDane]

Thanks SE

Would a close up photo of the 2 cent mark, make it easier, or how do you determin that ?

Does the adding of a stamp (to Europe?) increase the value of the envelope ?

 

[Silver Eagle]

Hey Dane..
I dont collect in this area, so im reluctant to venture there beyond my previous comment..
If you want a good reference you need a catalog like the one below.. Of course if you dont have quite a few to ID or plan to collect in this area in the future, the price of the catalog may be a bit much..
FWIW, you may find a used catalog much cheaper on e-bay..

http://www.upss.org/upss7.htm

U.S. 20th Century Stamped Envelopes and Wrappers (2004) Jerry Summers
Loose leaf $40.00 (retail); $32.00 (member)
Hard cover $50.00 (retail); $40.00 (member)
With more than 8500 different envelopes, wrappers and aerogrammes identified and priced, this 2004 release of the United Postal Stationery Society represents a major addition to references of United States postal stationery. The Catalog of the 20th Century Stamped Envelopes, Wrappers, Cut Squares and Full Corners of the United States, successor to the 1990 UPSS first edition, includes issues through 2003 as well as aerogrammes and Mercantile envelopes among its updated sections

 

[TheDane]

Thanks SE !