A great 5 cent scott 810 censored solo use to a foreign destination, British Guiana from Watertown SD. and then a 4th class tag (parcelpost?)made of mason board with 3 coil pairs! Sent from a famous stamp dealer back in the day, AE Pade.
Pade sold many small lots in envelopes for $1 and $2, but some of the bigger lots were sent to customers in bags like these. In 1939, he advertised 25-pound mixtures for $15, while charging $28 for 50 pounds, $52.50 for 100 pounds and $237.50 for 500 pounds. He may have used not only flour and feed sacks but also burlap, canvas, or other types of bags or boxes for mailing larger lots.
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4 PREXIE COVER LOT 1 1 12 2 3 4 12 CENTS SCOTT 807 809 848 849 850
PREXIES 4 12 CENT AND 1 12 CENT VERTICAL COIL SCOTT 809 AND 849
PAIR OF SCOTT 561 9 CENT JEFFERSON ON AUGUST 31 1933 REGISTERED COVER
SEPT 28 1946 STREET CAR SERVICE EVENT COVER DES MOINES IA TMPS CONVENTION
G82153 MONACO 1949 RED CROSS GOOD VERY FINE MNH SHEET CAT $250
