Stamp Details

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Description

Anthony Wayne Memorial (1929), Fort Miami, Ohio

Series

2¢ Alexander Hamilton’s Battery, by Edmund Franklin Ward
2¢ Surrender of General Burgoyne (1821), by John Trumbull
2¢ Anthony Wayne Memorial (1929), Fort Miami, Ohio
3¢ Marine, Coast Guard, Army, Navy, and Air Force Personnel
3¢ Atomic Energy Encircling the Hemispheres
3¢ "Franklin Taking Electricity from the Sky" by Benjamin West
15¢ Frances Perkins (1882-1965) Commemoration
32¢ Marathon
32¢ Breast Cancer Awareness
32¢ Rural Free Delivery
32¢ Computer Technology
32¢ Helping Children
39¢ Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
41¢ Jamestown 400th Anniversary
7¢ Balloon Jupiter

Face Value

2¢

Date Issued

14-Sep-1929

Location

Maumee, Ohio
Perrysburg, Ohio
Toledo, Ohio
Waterville, Ohio
Erie, Pennsylvania

Run Qty

Unknown

Separation

Perforations

Perferations

11 x 11

Print Method

Recess

Printing Process

Flat Plate

Color(s)

Carmine Rose

Watermark

None - No watermark

Notes

This stamp celebrates the 135th anniversary of the Battle of Fallen Timbers in Ohio, near Toledo. This battle ended Indian resistance in Ohio.

Designer: C A Huston
Engravers: L Schofield (vignette); E M Hall (lettering); E. H. Helmuth (numerals)

People

Huston, Claire Aubrey - Designer
Hall, Edward M - Engraver (lettering)
Helmuth, E H - Engraver (lettering)
Schofield, Louis S - Engraver (vignette)

See also

1847us.com Arago colnect.com Jim's Stamp Album

Key Word(s)

Battle of Fallen Timbers Battle Fallen Timbers Toledo Ohio Indians Army Uniform General Anthony Wayne Memorial 1794 1929

In Collection

Acquired	No	Stamp Qty
11/7/2013		1
Stamp Qty 1 Mount E Acquired 11/7/2013 - Unused; Unhinged Gum Cond Mint never hinged Centering Fine Location American Heirloom Volume 1

Values

Used

$0.70

Mint

$0.70

PB or LP

$20.00

Count

FDC

$3.50

Values as of

2015

1929 in History

Letter Rate

2¢

Package Rate

2¢

Postcard Rate

1¢

Effective

7/1/1919

United States 1/13/1929
Wyatt Earp Dies
Wyatt Earp died in Los Angeles, California at the age of 80. He was a participant in the famous gunfight at the O.K. Corral which took place on October 26, 1881.

American President
Herbert Hoover (3/4/1929-3/4/1933)

British Prime Minister
Ramsay MacDonald (6/5/1929-6/7/1935)

German President
Paul von Hindenburg (5/12/1925-8/2/1934)

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