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1933-05-31<br/>Locy Type 3 (BTT)("U.S. FRIGATE")<br/>"SEATTLE / WASHINGTON."
1933-05-31<br/>Locy Type 3 (BTT)("U.S. FRIGATE")<br/>"SEATTLE / WASHINGTON."<br/>[[CONSTITUTION_(None)_ | USF Constitution]]
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Port Visit – May 31 to Jun. 15, 1933, Seattle, WA
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1933-06-15<br/>Locy Type 3 (BTT)("U.S. FRIGATE")<br/>"SEATTLE / WASHINGTON."
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Port Visit – May 31 to Jun. 15, 1933, Seattle, WA
Port Visit – May 31 to Jun. 15, 1933, Seattle, WA
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Revision as of 03:44, 20 September 2016


Cachets should be listed in chronological order based on earliest known usage. Use the postmark date or best guess. This applies to add-on cachets as well.


 

Thumbnail Link
To Cachet
Close-Up Image
Thumbnail Link
To Full
Cover Front Image
Thumbnail Link
To Postmark
or Back Image
Postmark Date
Postmark Type
Killer Bar Text
Ship
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Category


 

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1933-05-31
Locy Type 3 (BTT)("U.S. FRIGATE")
"SEATTLE / WASHINGTON."
USF Constitution

Port Visit – May 31 to Jun. 15, 1933, Seattle, WA

Cachet sponsored by The Seattle Philatelic Association, designed by H. S. King.
NOTE - This cachet is printed on the envelope.


 

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1933-06-15
Locy Type 3 (BTT)("U.S. FRIGATE")
"SEATTLE / WASHINGTON."
USF Constitution

Port Visit – May 31 to Jun. 15, 1933, Seattle, WA

Cachet sponsored by The Seattle Philatelic Association, designed by H. S. King.
NOTE - This cachet is a label affixed to the envelope.

 


 

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