1c-2c 1908-10 Coils (348,
352-353). Pairs of each, choice centering, 2c slightly toned and few
perf separations, otherwise Fine-Very Fine
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4c Orange Brown, Coil
(354). Guide line strip of four, line pair perfectly centered, rich
color and detailed impression, bold strikes of "Benton Harbor Mich Apr. 16,
1914" duplex, light corner crease at top of far right stamp, the rare guide
line pair is an Extremely Fine Gem, Scott Retail as guide line pair and two
singles (Image)
5c Blue, Coil (355). Guide
line pair, rich color and proof-like impression, choice centering, neat
strikes of duplex cancel, Very Fine and choice, a rare used guide line pair
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5c Blue, Coil (355). Pair,
rich color, choice centering, light strike of Avalon N.J. circular
datestamp, Extremely Fine Gem pair, with 1975 and 1995 P.F. certificates (Image)
10c Yellow, Coil (356).
Perfectly centered with enormous margins at top and bottom, beautiful
bright shade, neat strike of circular datestamp, light natural pre-printing
wrinkle at top right not mentioned on accompanying certificate, Extremely
Fine, a rare used coil, very few have been certified as genuine, with 1987
P.F. certificate (Image)
10c Yellow, Coil (356).
Pair, intense color, neat wavy-line machine cancelFINE AND EXTREMELY RARE. PROBABLY NO MORE THAN 30 USED PAIRS OF SCOTT 356 EXIST. THERE ARE NO GENUINE GUIDE LINE PAIRS KNOWN TO US.
In addition to this pair, records of the Philatelic Foundation provide another eighteen used pairs, two used strips of three and a strip of four. In our opinion, there are no genuine guide line pairs (the three larger multiples do not contain the guide line). (Image)