$75.00
Rare paid second of exchange.
About the Danford Knowlton Find
In 1992 about 200 pieces comprising what has become known as the “Danford-Knowlton find” appeared on the revenue market. It consisted primarily of incoming bills of exchange from Cuba dated 1865-1872. Incoming Foreign exchange is a scarce usage, and these bills typically bear a variety of manuscript and hand stamped markings documenting their travels. This is part of a recent discovery of an additional 100 pieces of Danford-Knowlton material and represents a significant opportunity for the US First Issue Revenue specialist. Only a small portion of this additional material will be offered here.
For more information on the Danford Knowlton find see: Reconstructing Four Fabulous Finds, Michael Mahler, The American Revenuer, Sept 1995, p. 210 – 227)
| Scott Number | R27c, R68c |
|---|---|
| Condition | Document has typical folds and wrinkles, but one of the nicest examples of the find. Stamps VF. |
| Denomination | 1.05 |
| Company | Agustin Ariosa |
| Amount | $2,100.00 |
| Signed | March 28, 1868, June 24, 1868 |
| Cancel | Danford Knowlton NY SON cancels, Fesser & Co., Havana, Cuba embossed cancel, L. Von Hoffmann & Co. hand stamp |
