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$2 PATRIOTIC WAVES

$18
    

BEVIL ISSUE

CATEGORY

CANCELLED

LOCATION

PAINTED

MAIN LOT

ARTIST’S PROOFS

AFDCS VARIETY

COFFEE BREAK

CHAPTER 56

SE STAMP EXPO 15

TOTAL

If you study this cachet, considering the painting portion of it all, something occurred with this issue that hasn't happened in probably 15 years. The painted background goes behind the stamp.

What this indicates, is that I painted the cover before I had the stamps affixed and cancelled.

When viewing your other covers, mine or another artist's, if the paint or design goes around the stamp or stops short of the stamp, this indicates the cover was painted after it was cancelled.

I think this marks only the second time in   

almost 25 years that I have produced a

cachet utilizing a high-denomination stamp.  My reason for choosing this stamp is because of my presence at the Southeastern Stamp Expo in Norcross, Georgia.  I produced this cachet prior to the event and stamped and hand-cancelled each cachet while in attendance on Friday, January 30th, following the opening ceremony.  Janice and I had a  wonderful time that weekend.  That was the first stamp show for us in 14 years.  We have determined to attend as many as possible beginning with 2015.  Presently, we are signed up for TEXPEX in Dallas, Texas the end of February and two weeks later will be in Houston for the Greater Houston Metro       Postcard & Paper Show.  After that, we will see what’s available.  At the Georgia Stamp Expo, we were positioned directly across from the USPS booth, and next to them were my good friends Foster Miller and Chris Lazaroff.  Chris’ wife, Denise was also in attendance and it was a pleasure to share breakfast and conversation with those two. 

 

Read the article in its entirety in the 6-page

February 2015 Bevil newsletter, which

accompanies the cover.

 

 

607

First Day of Issue           

January 30, 2015

Norcross, Georgia 30071

January 2015

150

10

1

1

1

2

165

 

 

 

  

First Day of Issue

Released to collectors February 16, 2015, along with

Ronald Reagan,  Shirley Temple,  Johnny Cash, and Janis Joplin

                  

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