-1/2c plus 1c Light Green,
1933 Issue, Wine (RE2/RE60 var). -1/2c 1914 Issue affixed at bottom
right and both overprinted by "M D C 5 5-21-33" in three lines, small thin
spot at top and some slight creasing, otherwise Very Fine, only a few
examples of this 1-1/2c combination are known, the "M D C" is from the
Mission Dry Corporation of Los Angeles
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3-1/2c Green & Black, 1942
Issue, Wine (RE114). Clear roulettes on all sides, bright color, light
purple datestamp cancelVERY FINE. A RARE SOUND EXAMPLE OF THE 3-1/2 CENT 1942 WINE ISSUE.
This is one of the rarest of all Wine stamps. (Image)
28c Green & Black, 1942
Issue, Wine (RE132). Bright color, light strike of violet cancel, tiny
internal wrinkle, Very Fine, scarce (Image)
$400.00 Yellow Green & Black,
1942 Issue, Wine (RE165B). Rich colors, neat Jun. 4, 1952 datestamp and
red crayon check mark, few tiny pinholes at topVERY FINE APEARANCE. A BEAUTIFUL AND FRESH EXAMPLE OF THE 1942 $400.00 WINE ISSUE. ONE OF THE GREAT RARITIES OF WINE STAMP COLLECTING.
Only four examples are known. (Image)
$1.60-4/5 Yellow Green &
Black, 1942 Issue, Wine, Horizontal Pair, One Without Denomination
(RE196b). Unused (no gum), bright colorsVERY FINE EXAMPLE OF THE $1.60-4/5 WINE STAMP IN A PAIR WITH ONE STAMP MISSING THE DENOMINATION.
Only a few multiples are known with the missing denomination error. (Image)
$1.60-4/5 Yellow Green &
Black, 1951 Issue, Wine, Second Line of Letters Smaller (RE198a).
Bright color, some slight wrinkling, small toned spotsVERY FINE APPEARANCE. AN ATTRACTIVE EXAMPLE OF THIS RARE WINE STAMP VARIETY.
Only one unused and four used examples are recorded. (Image)
$9.60 Yellow Green & Black,
1951 Issue, Wine (RE204). Deep rich color, handstamp cancel, light
creasesVERY FINE APPEARING EXAMPLE OF THE $9.60 WINE STAMP. A GREAT RARITY.
Wine stamps were discontinued after 1954. This was the highest denomination of the last issue. (Image)