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1946-07-04<br/>Locy Type 2(n)<br/>Locy Type 9#<br/>USS Lake Champlain CV-39
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Independence Day
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From the John Young collection. 
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From the John Young collection.<br/>"The 2(n) without bars and the slogan "WAVES/4TH BIRTHDAY" dated July 30, 1946 is a '''FAKE''' marking made with a '''STOLEN''' postmark." USCS Postmark Catalog, 5th Ed.
From the John Young collection.<br/>"The 2(n) without bars and the slogan "WAVES/4TH BIRTHDAY" dated July 30, 1946 is a '''FAKE''' marking made with a '''STOLEN''' postmark." USCS Postmark Catalog, 5th Ed.
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1946-08-01<br/>Locy Type 2(n)<br/>USS Baltimore CA-68
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Last Day of Postal Service -<br/>LDPS was actually 28 June 1946
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From the John Young collection. 
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1946-08-03<br/>Locy Type 2(n)<br/>USS Fargo CL-106
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Duty at Trieste Italy
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From the John Young collection.
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From the John Young collection. The ship drawing in the cachet was created by [[Cachet_Maker_M_Fay_Muridge_ | M. Fay Muridge]]  
From the John Young collection. The ship drawing in the cachet was created by [[Cachet_Maker_M_Fay_Muridge_ | M. Fay Muridge]]  
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1946-08-19<br/>Locy Type 2(n)<br/>Locy Type 9ef(nu)<br/>USS Lake Champlain CV-39
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National Aviation Day
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From the John Young collection. 
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1946-09-02<br/>Locy Type 3z<br/>"SAN DIEGO / CALIF"<br/>Locy Type 9efu<br/>USS LCS(L)(3)-48 
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1st Anniversary of V-J Day
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From the John Young collection. 
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Revision as of 17:08, 17 June 2019


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.
   
Page 1   (1934-1943)
Page 1A   (1944)
Page 1B   (1945)
Page 1C   (1946 Jan-June)
Page 1D   (1946 July-Dec)
Page 2   (1946 FAKE USCGC MOHAWK Christmas postmark)
Page 3   (1947-1982)
Page 4   (ANCS "Postage Stamp" Cachet)
Page 5   (ANCS "Eagle & Ship" Cachet)
Page 6   (Empty-Future Use)

Note - Not all of Dye's covers are FAKES, but each one needs to be carefully looked at for suspicious postmarks, backdating or other such activities.


 

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


 

N/A

N/A

1946-07-04
Locy Type 2(n)
Locy Type 9#
USS Lake Champlain CV-39

Independence Day

From the John Young collection.


 

N/A

N/A

1946-07-04
Locy Type 2(n)
USS Saint Louis CL-49

Post Office Closed on 23 May 1946.

"Covers with the 2(n) cancel dated after May 23, 1946 are FAKES." USCS Postmark Catalog, 5th Ed.
The ship drawing in the cachet was created by M. Fay Muridge


 

N/A

1946-07-04
Locy Type 2(n)
Locy Type 9ef(nu)
USS Princeton CV-37

Independence Day

Cover #1.


 

N/A

1946-07-04
Locy Type 2(n)
Locy Type 9ef(nu)
USS Princeton CV-37

Independence Day

From the John Young collection. Cover #20.


 

N/A

1946-07-30
Locy Type 2(n)
USS Augusta CA-31

WAVES 4th Birthday

From the John Young collection.
"The 2(n) without bars and the slogan "WAVES/4TH BIRTHDAY" dated July 30, 1946 is a FAKE marking made with a STOLEN postmark." USCS Postmark Catalog, 5th Ed.


 

N/A

N/A

1946-08-01
Locy Type 2(n)
USS Baltimore CA-68

Last Day of Postal Service -
LDPS was actually 28 June 1946

From the John Young collection.


 

N/A

N/A

1946-08-03
Locy Type 2(n)
USS Fargo CL-106

Duty at Trieste Italy

From the John Young collection.


 

N/A

1946-08-07
Locy Type 2(n)
USS California BB-44

Anniversary of the Founding of -
The Military Order of the Purple Heart

From the John Young collection.


 

N/A

1946-08-07
Locy Type 2(n)
USS Oregon City CA-122

US Naval Reserve Cruise -
3 Oct 1946-19 Oct 1946

From the John Young collection. The ship drawing in the cachet was created by M. Fay Muridge


 

N/A

N/A

1946-08-19
Locy Type 2(n)
Locy Type 9ef(nu)
USS Lake Champlain CV-39

National Aviation Day

From the John Young collection.


 

N/A

N/A

1946-09-02
Locy Type 3z
"SAN DIEGO / CALIF"
Locy Type 9efu
USS LCS(L)(3)-48

1st Anniversary of V-J Day

From the John Young collection.


 

1946-10-27
Locy Type F
USCS Postmark Catalog Illus. H-77b
"NAVY / DAY"
USS Honolulu CL-48

Navy Day

Cachet is thermographed. From "Grey Cover Service".


 

N/A

1946-10-27
Locy Type 2(n)
Locy Type 9ef(nu)
USS Princeton CV-37

Navy Day

From the John Young collection.


 

1946-12-25
Locy Type 2(n)
Locy Type 9ef(nu)
USS Providence CL-82

Christmas

Cachet Sponsor USS Cleveland Crew, ANCS. Cachet is thermographed.

 


 

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