aa battery, how much does it weigh and what size is it, the img of the backside is blurred
could we get a better img,or tell us what it says,here is some info on the plates
Description:
RW1-1934. $1.
Artist-Ding Darling. "Mallards Alighting."
Designer/Modeler-Alvin R. Meissner
Flat bed press. Issued in panes of 28. Perf 11.
Inscribed "Void after June 30, 1935"
First day of sale-August 22, 1934
Color-blue. Gummed.
No. sold-635,001
Plates used-129199, 129200, 129201, 129202
Dimensions:
3.5 x 5 cm (1 3/8 x 1 15/16 in.)
Arago: 1934-1948 1-dollar Permits
Requests for models reached the Bureau on April 25, 1934, and A. W. Hall, Bureau director, submitted models I and II to the Post Office Department on May 23, 1934. Postmaster General James Farley accepted model I on May 25, and Third Assistant Postmaster General C. B. Eilenberger immediately informed Hall. Hall submitted three die proofs on July 9, and Eilenberger then authorized the preparation of dies, rolls, and plates and the printing of 5,000,000 of the first federal duck stamp, to be available in Washington, D.C., on August 21, 1934. The color selected was blue, ink B-202-P. Die 12963 made rolls 23673 and 23675, which made the plates (129199, 129200, 129201, and 129202). Carl T. Arlt engraved the vignette, and Frank Lamasure engraved the frame, letters, and numerals.
Arago: 1934-1948 1-dollar Permits