Another contribution from the personal collection of Lawrence, this time with examples of Ohio stamps attached to documents, showing tax being collected, in PDF form.
Examples of Ohio Stamps Attached to Documents
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Stamps and Counterstamps on Ohio Stamps
Here is a new contribution from Lawrence, showcasing a collection of Ohio stamps from his collection, in PDF form. The theme here is stamps and counterstamps.
Washington local and Ohio stamps Display
Here’s another photo in the same series. This time the display shows the local Washington issues and well as some examples of the stamps used in Ohio. Click twice on the photo to really zoom in! And, check back soon to see other photos in this series.
Kentucky Tax Stamp
Here is an example of a twenty cent tax stamp from the state of Kentucky.
Ohio printing examples, part 4
Also from Lawrence, from the same collection, are 21 pages of printing examples from the Strobridge Lithographing Co., Superior Printing and Litho Co. and Warner P Simpson in PDF form.
Ohio printing examples, part 3
Also from Lawrence, from the same collection, are 148 pages of printing examples from Reserve Litho, split between 3 PDFs. Enjoy!
Ohio printing examples, part 2
Also from Lawrence, from the same collection, are 50 pages in a PDF of printing examples from the Columbian Bank Note Co.
Ohio printing examples from the American Bank Note Co
This submission comes from Lawrence & Porter, as part of an Ohio collection they purchased. The collection is set up in Hubbard catalog order and includes printing examples from the Columbian Bank Note Co, the American Bank Note Co and Reserve Litho. There will be additional pages in the future, as well.
Due to the size and amount of photos involved in this collection, I had originally intended to post everything in PDF form, allowing users to download and enjoy at their leisure or simply view here without downloading, if that’s your preference. However, all but one of the files exceeded the size allowed for uploading. So, for the time being, while we problem-solve, here is a sample of future PDFs to come.
Feel free to ask questions in the “comments” section, and perhaps we can get Lawrence to open up further about this collection.
