UX38 2c
Franklin, carmine rose on buff card, issued November 16, 1951. Variations include
UX38a double impression. UX38 2c
Franklin, carmine rose on buff card, issued November 16, 1951. Variations include
UX38a double impression.
UX47 2c Franklin with 1c
surcharge, carmine rose on buff, issued in 1958. The surcharge was applied to 750,000 cards for
the use of General Electric Company of Owensboro, KY. A variety of variations show the D of
PAID beneath the N of ADDITIONAL. All known examples have a printed advertisement on the
back and a small punch hole near the lower left corner.
UX39 1c Jefferson, green on buff card, Die I with 2c surcharge, issued
January 1, 1952. Surcharge by canceling machine is to left of stamp in light green. Variations
include:
UX39a Surcharged vertically, reading down
UX39b Double surcharge
UX41 1c Jefferson, green on buff card, Die I with 2c surcharge, issued 1952. Surcharge is typographed is to left of stamp in dark green. Variation includes UX41a with inverted surcharge at lower left.
UX40 1c Lincoln green on cream card with
2c surcharge, issued March 22, 1952. Surcharge by canceling machine is to left of stamp in light
green. First day canceled in Washington, DC. Variations include:
UX40a Surcharged vertically, reading down
UX42 1c Lincoln green on cream card with 2c surcharge, issued 1952. Surcharge is typographed is to left of stamp in dark green. Variations include UX42a which is surcharged on back.
UX43 2c Lincoln, carmine on buff card, issued July 31, 1952. First day cancel available. Similar to UX28 on previous page.
UX44 2c FIPEX with Statue of Liberty torch and arm, deep carmine
and dark violent blue on buff card, issued May 4, 1956 to commemorate the Fifth International
Philatelic Exhibition (FIPEX) in New York City from April 28 to May 6, 1956. First day
canceled in New York City. Variations include:
UX44a Printed in lilac rose and
dark violet blue on buff card.
UX44b Dark violet blue omitted
UX44c Double impression of dark violet blue
UX45 4c Statue of Liberty, deep red and ultramarine on buff
card, issued November 16, 1956 for international use. First day canceled in New York City.
UX46 3c Statue of Liberty, purple on buff card, issued August 1,
1958. First day canceled in Philadelphia, PA. Variations include:
UX46a "N GOD
WE TRUST". Inscription is missing the first "I".
UX46b Double impression
UX46c Precanceled with 3 pointed purple lines, issued in 1961. On this card, the
precanceling lines are incorporated in the design.
UX48 4c Lincoln, red violet, issued November 19, 1962. Precanceled with 3 printed red
violet lines, all in luminescent ink. First day canceled in Springfield, IL. Variations
include:
UX48a Tagged with blue and red polygons around edge. First day canceled in Bellevue, OH on June 25, 1966.
UX49
7c Map of Continental USA, blue and red issued August 30, 1963 for international use. Designed
by Suren H. Ermoyan. First day canceled in New York City. Variation includes:
UX49a Blue is omitted.
UX54 8c Map of Continental USA, blue and red, issued December 4, 1967. First day canceled in Washington, DC.
UX59 10c Map of Continental USA, blue and red, issued June 10, 1971. First day canceled in New York City. Tagged with blue and red polygons around edge.
UX50 4c U.S. Customs with U.S. flags and map of USA, red
and blue. Precanceled with 3 printed blue lines, issued February 22, 1964 to commemorate the
175th anniversary of the U.S. Customs Service.. Designed by Gerald N. Kurtz. First day
canceled in Washington, DC. Variations include:
UX50a Blue omitted
UX50b Red omitted
UX51 4c Social Security, dull blue and red, issued September
26, 1964 to publicize the need to strengthen the U.S. Social Security system. It was released with
the 15th Conference of the International Social Security Association at Washington, DC.
Designed by Gerald N. Kurtz. Precanceled with one blue and two red printed lines. Variations
include:
UX51a Red omitted
UX51b Blue omitted
UX52 4c Coast Guard Flag, blue and red, precanceled with 3
printed red lines, issued August 4, 1965 in Newburyport, Massachusetts, to commemorate the
175th anniversary of the U.S. Coast Guard. Designed by Muriel R. Chamberlain. Variations
include:
UX52a Blue omitted
UX53 4c Census Bureau, bright blue and black, issued October
21, 1965 and shows a crowd and a Census Bureau punch card. Designed by Emilio Grossi.
Precanceled with 3 bright blue printed lines. First day canceled in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
