I collect pictorial cancels so this would interest me as well......
i'm confused. is BCV a FDC cachet maker? or a place? can I see a pix or get more information. How does pictorial cancels and cachets relate in this case. Not arguing, I just want to know.
David
Usually first day covers have a pictorial cancellation.....
If someone finds an address please message me...as I would like one as well
Black Creek Village is a pioneer era village re-creation/museum in Toronto.
Here are examples of some of the the covers (these can frequently be found in the BuckaCover inventory):
Roy
it all becomes clear; thanks Roy
So - considering they are postmarked on different dates (some as far back as 1968), are they FDC's?
Not sure what the "they" is that you are referring to- the ones you saw elsewhere or the ones I posted above.
If the covers are cancelled on the day of issue of the stamp, yes, they are FDCs. The ones pictured here are FDCs.
Roy
I wondered because some on Kajiji have different dates on the same covers
The covers all look the same, at least I have only ever seen the one cachet that they used for all issues. The Bourassa issue that you show is dated on the first day of issue of the stamp, so it's an FDC.
Roy
The issues are normally first day cancellations in connection with the stamp that is affixed. Roy were they legal mailing envelopes and have you seen any that went through the mail system?
"Usually first day covers have a pictorial cancellation....."
"were they legal mailing envelopes and have you seen any that went through the mail system?"
Thankyou Roy...1974 was the beginning of pictorial cancels on FDC Good to know .I have many covers but never knew when the actual change to pictorial cancels occurred....
Cheryl
Does anyone know of a listing for first day covers issued by Black Creek Village. The cachet for all the issues I have seen for sale are the same.
re: Black Creek Village
I collect pictorial cancels so this would interest me as well......
re: Black Creek Village
i'm confused. is BCV a FDC cachet maker? or a place? can I see a pix or get more information. How does pictorial cancels and cachets relate in this case. Not arguing, I just want to know.
David
re: Black Creek Village
Usually first day covers have a pictorial cancellation.....
re: Black Creek Village
If someone finds an address please message me...as I would like one as well
re: Black Creek Village
Black Creek Village is a pioneer era village re-creation/museum in Toronto.
Here are examples of some of the the covers (these can frequently be found in the BuckaCover inventory):
Roy
re: Black Creek Village
it all becomes clear; thanks Roy
re: Black Creek Village
So - considering they are postmarked on different dates (some as far back as 1968), are they FDC's?
re: Black Creek Village
Not sure what the "they" is that you are referring to- the ones you saw elsewhere or the ones I posted above.
If the covers are cancelled on the day of issue of the stamp, yes, they are FDCs. The ones pictured here are FDCs.
Roy
re: Black Creek Village
I wondered because some on Kajiji have different dates on the same covers
re: Black Creek Village
The covers all look the same, at least I have only ever seen the one cachet that they used for all issues. The Bourassa issue that you show is dated on the first day of issue of the stamp, so it's an FDC.
Roy
re: Black Creek Village
The issues are normally first day cancellations in connection with the stamp that is affixed. Roy were they legal mailing envelopes and have you seen any that went through the mail system?
re: Black Creek Village
"Usually first day covers have a pictorial cancellation....."
"were they legal mailing envelopes and have you seen any that went through the mail system?"
re: Black Creek Village
Thankyou Roy...1974 was the beginning of pictorial cancels on FDC Good to know .I have many covers but never knew when the actual change to pictorial cancels occurred....
Cheryl